william barber, thank you for being with us.aking news, the trump administration reportedly withdrawing the u.s. from the un's human rights council. or it is reports the decision is imminent. that does it for the broadcast. we want to thank dr. reverend william barber, coach of the poor people's campaign democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org orzñ]

he wrote the marino bill." >> linden barber: hi, my name is linden barber.of the d.e.a. litigation and compliance practice at quarles and brady's health law group. >> whitaker: barber went through the revolving door. he left his job as associate chief counsel of the d.e.a. and within a month, joined a law firm where he lobbied congress on behalf of drug companies, and wrote legislation. he advertised what he could offer a client facing d.e.a. scrutiny. >> barber: if you have a d.e.a. compliance issue, or you're facing a government investigation, or you're having administrative or civil litigation involving the controlled substances act, i'd be happy to hear from you. >> novak: it's not surprising that this-- this bill, that has intimate knowledge of the way that d.e.a., you know, regulations are enforced, the way that those laws work, was written by someone who spent a lot of time there, charged a lot of cases there. >> whitaker: knew the workings? >> novak: very much so. >> whitaker: eric holder was the attorney general at the time. he warned the new law wo

amy: reverend barber, can you tell us what you are about to do?bout now to do an act of moral fusion civil disobedience. we have in five weeks straight. right now this is happening all over the east coast. the next hour happening in the central area, then out west. our focus today is on labor and poverty and living wages and guaranteed incomes. we believe we have to shift the narrative of this country. deal the way we can do it is people have to put their lives and their bodies on the line. you preachers and poor people and infected people who are in these lines. and we are willing now to engage in an act of moral civil disobedience to strive home what is going on. we believe in justice is happening in the cause of congress and in the halls of state capitals around this country. amy: where are you planning to be arrested in front of today? >> i can't say just yet. i can say we're headed toward the capital and toward the streets because what we are saying is we're going in the streetve to stop because this country is going in the wrong direction. t

on the same level as the emperor barber author and the lion face to face. also made of prongs but gilded the captain bad head of bopper rasa frederick had it made during his lifetime it's more than a man portrayed. his head rests on the walls of rome the symbol of the christian roman empire that he rules but something is missing a headband that diadem like that one by the roman emperors the. scholars believe it looked something like this it also symbolizes the fact that the pope was not the sole ruler in rome the cup and the captain burkhead of bob ross is a really good way of expressing this new self-confidence of the empire symbolically placed at the same level as the holy mother church bobber also wants the pope and emperor to be equals and pops the guys up. the fight for this aqua librium flares up again eighty years after a previous showdown between empress and pope at cannot this time in business song in burgundy or the road under benelli has arrived is an emissary of the bishop of rome. yes. there are reports of the meeting between the papal emissary

he told her he's interested inbe g a barber. >> so, you just going to be a regular barber? >> i ain't going to work there. i'm going to own it! ay!oh, ok that's what i want to hear! so, you're going to own your own shop, and you're going to have people work for you. >> yes. >> all right. >> get the head laying down proper. >> reporter: so, terrina set wm h a mentor at a nearby barber shop, and he started there a few days later. >> while you're here, we'll show you how... you know, how we do it, you know, what we do. how to hold clippers... >> reporter: it's a chance for senaaj to gain real world experience and a glimpse of possible future. >> i might even have some equipment for you when you leave out of here, okay? >> okay. >> all right. that will be real nice. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow voters ip turkey will decide whether president recep tardogan will not only be re-elected, but also gain sweeping new powers. campaigning today erdogan, who has led the country as president since 2014, and before that as prime minister since 2003, said he will brability to turkey. erdogan fa

there is a barber on standby coming out, should they need a trim. reynaldo's and finish buzz cut and the time the romanians turned up with bleached hair in 1998. thankfully the england team and me are in safe hands. just an car is the personal barber to some of english football ‘s biggest names, cutting the hair of dele alli, kyle walker and danny welbeck and he is on standby this summer. tell me what happened at euro 2016? they flew you how to cut their hair. can you imagine? i got to go over and bea can you imagine? i got to go over and be a part of it. it was a mad honourfor me to and be a part of it. it was a mad honour for me to be there. will that happen this time? it depends how long they are out there. i hope anyway, i am long they are out there. i hope anyway, iam british, isupport england,... how was anyway, iam british, isupport england, . .. how was that? anyway, iam british, isupport england,... how was that? good, world cup ready. the life of being a professional footballer. there are barber on standby. we are coming up to the last mat

that gives them reaso to search all the men sitting outside the barber shop. eveli more tng to them they say the man found with the gun was let gand allow to drive away which you can see later in the vedeo. they belie the man found with the is working with police. it's rsing questions of whether this search is ethical or illegal proting a letter to lice chief newsham from anthony lorenzo green. w also spoke to one of the men who was searched by police who asked not to be identified d.c. quad roneses every and mess with young blacken in the community policing, that's exactly wait is. itn' domatter how much you diversify the pol department, it's still the same tactics and methods and the way i see it is why are we still doing the same thing decade after decade after decade expect ping a different result. in t response to the outrage over the video chief newsham responded i party will ensure tha a full and complete investigation will be conducted if police misconduct isll sustained take the appropriate measures to address theli mettan police department is committ

but barber says because the flames were so close... he's nervous.y wife my dog my cats or me.">( james ) a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest in this case ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... california heads to court... ready to defend its immigration policies. ( james ) and after the break... it raised concerns over privacy... and now cell phone companies are finally dropping the controversial policy. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. ( robin ) no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is min from the

william j barber.roup of a powerful poor people and moral leaders and activists and organizers and freedom fighters. , on mother'sgo day, we launched this campaign. our work has only just begun. because over the past 40 days, people of all races, colors, and creeeeds, have joined together o engage in nonviolence, moral fusion, direct action to demand that we lived all f families up, we left all people up. we don't break them apart. ands unjust, immoral, unnecessary to have millions of poor people in this lanand. immmmoral, and unnecessary that we have children warehouoused across ths theiry because of immigration status, because of their homelessness, because their families have no access to water. we need a poor people's campaign. so we are building one. -- wegather to the gay gather today for a call to action. we gather here declaring it is time for a moral uprising all across america. we are in the same moral tradition of the prophets of israrael who challenged kings ad rulers to stop legislating ev

barber says he hasn't been sleeping with the thought of an arsonist on the loose. that someone could come here and do this it's just absolutely nuts while this surveillance camera footage did not pick up any signs of who many have set these fires. the santa rosa police department says they are interviewing several people today hoping to find witnesses. a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. maureen kelly kron4 news. lawrence karnow: there was a huge difference in temperatures today from the coast to the valleys. fog at the beaches kept most of those temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler and in the 50s compared to the 90s inland. if you're going out this evening the fog is already moving back into the bay. high pressure can be seen building in on our satellite image. it may weaken a little tomorrow leading to slightly cooler temperatures. but on the first day of summer on thursday it will begin to heat up again. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland with 5os to low 60s at the c

barber was with a number of others at the hearing. they had this chant that before the poor people's campaign will fail they will go to jail. and that sense of civil disobedience to -- for a moral cause is part of the great tradition of our nation and what has brought change. so i want to thank reverend barber for being such a moral leader and everyone who is risking arrest, risking their life for justice. now, i'm honored to read the testimony of paul boden, who's the western regional advocacy project lead in my home state of california. he writes -- my name is paul boden and i'm the western regional advocacy project lead. we're based out of california, colorado, and oregon with core members doing local organizing around poverty and homelessness issues in 10 communities. i'm testifying today about the advent of contemporary homelessness in the early 1980's and the connection to neoliberal economics and how that's paid out over the past 35 years. -- played out over the past 35 years. in doing this research we found at two less attacke

barber says he hasn't been sleeping with the thought of an arsonist on the loose. fact that someone could come here and do this it's just absolutely nuts while this surveillance camera footage did not pick up any signs of who many have set these fires. the santa rosa police department says they are interviewing several people today hoping to find witnesses. a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) haunting images of crying children separated from their parents at the u-s mexico border.. creating outrage across the country. (pam) (pam) haunting images of crying children separated from their parents at the u-s mexico border.. creating outrage across the country. (ken) while the trump administration stresses the children are well cared for in federal facilities -- critics demand change.(pam) camila bernal is in mcallen, texas, outside one of the largest processing centers near the u.s. /mexico border. "the immigration system, it's been a really bad bad system. probably

arthel: ellison barber is live at the white house. reporter: the letter is dated january 9, 2018. that was before rudy giuliani joined the legal team. but he says the legal arguments tonight are strong. and he says he's not keen about a sit-down between the president and robert mueller. >> i want to keep an open mind. i am leaning toward not. but look, if they can convince us that it will be brief or to the point, there are five or six points they need to clarify and with that we can get the nightmare for the american public over. reporter: in the memo they argue an in-person interview between president trump and robert mueller is not necessary because they already have answer the answers in the documents they were give be. they argue the president's actions could not be obstruction because he has the constitutional and legal authority to end the russia probe. giuliani says constitutionally he could do it but it wouldn't be a very great idea. >> if he terminated an investigation of himself -- reporter: the "new york times" first reported on, sekulow and dowd talk about the documen

but barber says the nearby flames made him nervous.ou could've killed my wife my dog my cats or me.">( marty ) police have offered a 25- hundred dollar reward for information leading to an case ( marty )coming up after the break... the giants host the padres. and the a's with a come from behind win in chicago. j-r stone has the highlights... next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá) over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail

go to the barber shop, grab somebody. make him a judge. ( laughter ) >> stephen: all right, who had "make barbers judges" on their trump meltdown pool? i was close. i had "appoint golden retriever to the supreme court." ( cheers and applause ) but what does trump know about barber ( laughter ) it's chewbacca pelt. last night, trump held a rally in my home state of south carolina. he was completely off prompter. i'm sorry, i meant to say off his meds. trump started out by slamming the state's former governor, mark sanford, who famously disappeared in 2009 to visit his mistress in argentina, but claimed he was hiking the appalachian trail. >> never liked him too much. i wasn't a big fan. the tallahassee trail-- must be a beautiful place. unfortunately, he didn't go there. >> stephen: you're right, he didn't go there because the "tallahassee trail" does not exist. "ah, the tallahassee trail. right through the heart of tallahachia. from the lungs of the great smoker mountains, all the way to the crotch of viagra falls." ( lau

ellison barber is live at the white house.oes the administration have a concrete plan to reunify separated families? we will start there. >> yes, the president signed the executive order this past week and it had a fair amount of some specifics but not a lot of specifics but jeff sessions filed a request to try and modify the settlement but it did not lay out any specifics for re-unifying family separate at the board up you have a plan coming from homeland security and health and human services. they released a fact sheet last night outlining a reunification process for the 2053 separated minors as of june 20. those are the numbers. they say the reunification process is a well coordinated effort between customs and border patrol, i.c.e. and hhs for they do not say how long it will take to reunify all of the families. they say because border patrol has reunited some migrant children that were separated from adults as part of the zero-tolerance initiative and more reading and so set to take place by the end of the day. he says i

/barber- "just want us to take it all the way this year."sanchez owns the clip joynte barber shop in walnut creek... where the match-up between the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers dominated the conversation.freddy sanchez jr./barber- "we're coming for lebron. so, its going to be a good one." across the street... the stadium pub was quiet in the hours leading up to what typically ends up being a packed house come gametime.rick karnes/warriors fan- "go warriors." we caught up with longtime warriors fan rick karnes... who says the warriors are 12-point favorites... so -- he bet against the cavs. rick karnes/warriors fan- "we just came from reno. they're minus 12. i bet $220 on them. minus 12."ann griffin/warriors fan- "go warriors." and, at dick's sporting goods in pleasant hill... it's all warriors all day and all series long.michelle roldan/warriors fan- "i'm going to the game after work and i didn't bring my warriors gear." fans buying good luck gear to wear for the big game. ann griffin is picking a few things up for her husba

>> ellison barber in new jersey with the president. thank you. >>> meanwhile, thousands braving the sweltering heat in washington, d.c. to attend an immigration rally right across from the white house. one young protester there reading a letter to a child separated from his parents at the southern border. >> i really hope you and everyone else gets free and live a happy playful life like a kid [applause] [cheers] >> i wish the president would think about everyone else who is suffering and sad and try to help. people may argue that there are good reasons for this, but there are not. there's not even one good reason. [cheers and applause] >> garrett tenney is covering that and has more for us from washington. garrett? >> after spending the day out there covering these protests in d.c., it is worth noting that a lot of the groups that are behind today's marches are the same ones that have been involved in organizing other protests against president trump and his policies. what was interesting though with this issue of immigration, and the

but barber says because the flames were so close... he's nervous.<"you could've killed my wife my dog my cats or me."> a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest in this case (justine) still ahead -- our pride coverage continues at 10:30... celebrations are officially underway. everything you need to know about and having fun and staying safe this weekend. (jr) and -- we're following breaking news tonight after a fire broke out near clear lake oaks... more details on evacuations ahead (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (justine) new video just into the news room tonight. a 400 acre fire burning right now in lake county. this is happened near clear lake oaks... off pawnee road and new long valley road. a viewer sent us this vide

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joining me now bishop william barber.ghts, you've been traveling around the country, particularly to rural areas where people desperately need health care. what do eyou make of the trump administration that says they will not defend the preexisting conditions. >> it's for me and thousands of other organizers, this is exactly why we organize. think about it what kind of commitment to greed and injustice allows a politician to get up in the morning and work to destroy the affordable health care, to vote to defund children's health care, and to allow insurance companies to deny people with preexisting condition? i mean, it's just mean. imimmoral. in a country that life expectancy is increasing with 31 million people don't have health care. where thousands of people are unemployed or underemployed, who can't afford it. the bible calls it sin. the evil, legislative evil. when you rob the poor, it's regressive and politics of rejection. and now we have the attorney general saying i'm not going to defend voting rights and i'm no

the crash happened early in the morning so no one was inside the barber shop.sponders say the driver was able to walk from his car to the ambulance after the crash. he's reported to be in good spirits at the hospital. (pam) new tonight at nine.... a family in ohio is demanding answers -- after police fired shots into their home -- hitting and wounding the family's dog. as amanda vanallen (van-allen) reports, the animal is recovering... but the family wants to know ... why the shots were fired in the first place. nats: "the dog is a family dog, it's people in the fááing house!"this video was taken after neighbors say east cleveland police shot at a family dog... and into a residence.. all while neighbors yell.. that children are inside that same home. laurene walker, dog owner: "me and my brother heard them together and then he pushed me down and i started yelling at him like 'go downstairs, get bailey, get anilayh and bring them up here.'"laurene walker was inside when the shots started....nats: "they shot neo -- noooo! they shot my dog!"...and was the first to

washington, d.c., i'm ellison barber, fox news. >> so many unanswered questions, add to go confusionlican leaders are delaying vote on compromise immigration bill. vote was supposed to take place last night and delayed till friday and now next week. leaders decided to punt. >> we are going put the vote off until next week and this will give us time to work out differences. but this is one of the better if not best conferences i've been to where everybody is trying to come together as a team so we can get to 218 and get us across the finish loin. >> the xrmize would provide path to dealership while keeping migrant families at the border and provide for more security there. we will have more on all of this later in the program. tracee: house did accomplish one thing yesterday, narrowly passing farm bill, controversial work requirements for food stamp recipients to overhaul the country's welfare system, 213 to 211. senate is expected to vet on its own version to have bill which funds crop insurance and payments to farmers when prices or revenues drop. president trump praising the house'

several young black men are gathered outside of a barber shop. police pull upnd find a gun on one man. they say that gives them reason to search all the men sitting outside the barber shop. some of the men told us they did not give police consent for the search. the man fo gd with theun was let go and allow you to drive away with you can see later iso the video of of the people searched they believe the mgu with the is working with the police. it's prompting ar lette to police chief newsham and mayor bowser fm anthony lorrance green. we also spoke to o of the men who was searched by police who asked not to be identified. d.c. quadrants every day and mess withk young blacen in the community. racist policing, that's exactly wait is. on't matter how much you diversify the police department it's sti the same tactics and methods and the way i see it is why a s wetill doing the same thing decade ter decade expecting a different result in in a to the outrage overhe video from commissioner green, chief newsham responded in part, quote , i will ensure tha

gerri: ellison barber has the details. >> illegal immigration continues to heat up with pictures of theworse. debate over immigration took center stage during a make america great again rally in minnesota. >> we are going to keep families together, but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. >> this hours after president trump signed an executive order aimed at keeping families together across the southern border illegally. the order is aimed at keeping families together, but it does not change the administration's so-called zero-tolerance policy. the secretary of homeland security to maintain custody of alien families while criminal and proper injury or immigration proceedings play out. a 2015 ruling related from detaining to file a request to modify the settlement agreement and allow dhs to detained migrant families throughout their proceedings, proceedings that can take weeks or months. the aclu says the executive order will replace one crisis for another. congress is having their own problems finding a compromise. speaker of the h phone lines was caught on camera havin

mayor bill dblasio, lines stretched across multiple city blocks with four-hour wait time, allison barber >> dramatic new det about the building that housesl the capitazette newspape offices >> this person wasrepared to come in, this person was prepared to shoot his intent was to cause harm >> what we've learned about the >> 200 police cars. >> the suspected killer and his. victim >> thoughts and prayers are with the victimsam and fies >> team coveragees continu right now. ♪ . ♪ .ti we'renuing to stay on top of the breaking news out of annapolis axoter opens fire at a local newspaper. i'm sarah system ndays, i'm shawn yancy, a manith a vendetta went to the building armed with a shotgun and fired threw the glass doors. >> here's what.lse we know five people are dead,our journalist and one sales assistant, two others were hurt. the suspect is in custody. law enforcement officers have identified him as jared ramos of laurel. he thrtened the paper in past and walked in the building tay with a sho and smoke grenades. vestigators are now searching his home. shawn. >> reporter: we'll have mucn m

i into making new friends but australians i i get to watch it again in a nigerian barber shop. ah. to even hiding in a bathroom at it's an easy and restaurant to cheer england's goals without offending the hosts to look. it up. because. people how many countries have you guys met up with already. so far we've been going to. so rituals that we watch england in the any two museum restaurant in the u.k. little portugal for the portuguese because portugal gave main stock well it was literally like stepping into lisbon what do you want to take away from this cup after you're done with that is are you going to be off football for a while to me i mean after the fourth day i was advised it cites the boys does anyone a little bit sick but then there was a bad another game on and we just go straight back and say we're seeing pods of london we not seen when meeting people from different walks of life different countries that it seems kind of face how i'm feeling and it's like it's great connects us with our city more than anything we have to do. this they said you're going to see that. for me

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 the demands which you are hearing from the folks that are actually out there marching and organizers have three things they were demanding. reunification of families, and to families being detained and an end to the zero-tolerance policy. this included a lot of chanting, protests and signs calling for an end to i.c.e. several folks we spoke to also made it clear that this protest was just as much about the president's policies as it was about his rhetoric on immigration. >> basic human decency. whether or not you believe, what you believe about the strength of our borders or how it should be handled. i believe immigrants should be treated with decency. >> it is a very difficult problem and it is go

meeting on migration in brussels and for more on that we're joined now by correspondent brussels barber of a zone so margaret give us a sense of what's at stake at today's summit. this is a really frothed meeting because what we see here are going to merkel just said it is she when she mentioned we need to find out what's important to whom and that is quite clear nobody wants to take in more migrants many countries want to get rid of some of those they have and the question is will europe turn into the fortress europe really close its borders too tightly that people can come in anymore. the agenda of european politics being increasingly be dictated by populace like sebastian of course from viktor orban in hungary and then of course the new italian interior minister much too so vini these people the ones who are sort of driving the e.u. into a certain direction that is quite distinct from what it did in the part so in the past so this is really a tremendously important and at the same time difficult and fraught summit meeting where interests are clashing all right so along with possibly

meeting in brussels we're joined now here in the studio by peter craven our political correspondent and barber of easel who is standing by in brussels so hello to both of you barbara i'd like to begin with you now we just mentioned that four of the e.u. countries are not taking part in today's meeting so if not everybody is present what exactly are they hoping to achieve today. it doesn't mean that the eastern european countries so the vision for our country has been particularly didn't come it doesn't really mean very much because they don't participate in future migration policy anyway they might get try to block certain solutions but they don't really have anything to contribute and in particularly they're not willing to take any migrants in so then not really players in the game some other smaller countries didn't come because they hardly have any migrants there are not really concerned portugal cyprus for instance and so everybody is that the table in brussels who does have people or who has people who is a transit country and who is interested and gets a participant in a common solution

people through and send them through to germany so the situation is critical simon young in berlin barber those with brussels thank you. hunger as prime minister viktor orban has emerged as a leading figure of the e.u.'s hardline anti immigration wing today and the country's conservative led parliament approved a raft of tougher new bills on migrant related issues the package of legislation known as stops are us makes it illegal to help asylum seekers who are not entitled to protection in hungary a change of the constitution was also approved outlawing settling foreign populations in hungary this is seen as a swipe at e.u. plans to distribute migrants by critter. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world british prime minister theresa may has won a crucial vote in parliament so a lower house on bret's and legislation a government so often brought in by proto e.u. lawmakers who wanted to strengthen the power of m.p.'s to intervene if no prexy deal is reached before march next year. israeli warplanes launched airstrikes on the gaza strip or early one st

it shows kenneth barber in his backyard armed with a garden hose....after finding flames shooting out from behind the fence at his beachwood avenue home saturday. santa rosa police say evidence so far points to someone or some people riding on bikes. no one was hurt...but the fact that the flames were just inches away from his family...has barber on edge. (sot) you could've killed my wife my dog my cats or me a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case lawrence karnow: there was a huge difference in temperatures today from the coast to the valleys. fog at the beaches kept most of those temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler and in the 50s compared to the 90s inland. if you're going out this evening the fog is already moving back into the bay. high pressure can be seen building in on our satellite image. it may weaken a little tomorrow leading to slightly cooler temperatures. but on the first day of summer on thursday it will begin to heat up again. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland with 5os to low 6

reporting at the white house, i'm ellison barber, fox news. >>> coming up, san francisco moving forwardshoot up. details on this controversial first of its kind center going up in the city. >> there is no faith-based in drugs. zero safety. >> also new information from health officials that shows this flu season was the deadliest on record for children. >>> president trump today said he will likely support a bipartisan effort in congress to ease the government ban on marijuana. the federal ban on marijuana has created a conflict with more than 2 dozen states that have legalized marijuana in some form. the legislation would ensure states have the right to determine the best approach to marijuana within their borders. some u.s. restrictions would remain though including recreational sales of marijuana to people younger than 21. >>> san francisco is moving forward with its plan to open drug injection centers. a press conference was held today to discuss the idea. these centers will be the first of the kind in the nation. they provide addicts a place to bring their own drugs and shoot up und

elizabeth: ellison barber with the latest current hot topic of the political show. let's bring in reporter inder eggert. like i said, it's a hot topic today. one of the things i mentioned before is that the president is really doubling down on this. why? >> is really not surprising to see this kind of one way or the other black-and-white rhetoric and he could take a binary view of these things. it shows a lot of at least add behavior if not corruption in things like that. obviously not surprising to say. >> take it one step further. he said it's exonerating him and in reality it is not that much to do with it. the fbi was first getting off the ground. and so you can see where the president might say that this is at least showing by raising investigation is.ow the leland: we'd a lot about the ripple effect within the fbi and political perception. i'm curious about who else is getting effective, sort of a ripple effect. are we seeing it impacting members of the house and investigations there as well. >> the rhetoric from the white house is one thing, but the more impo

ellison barber joins us live with the very latest. reporter: it's a change of tune and the administration though it till doubling down on that today. the president's second follow-up, not the initial agreement to sign it. members of congress say the president is alienating key allies. peter navarro had this to say on "fox news sunday." >> chris commander is a special place in for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald jay trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. that is what bad faith, justin trudeau did with that press conference. that was one of the worst political miscalculation in modern canadian history. >> trudeau said canada would move forward with talent tori mashers next month. >> the administration's choice to impose illegal and i'm except double tariffs, illegitimate and unacceptable tariffs to canadian steel workers and other workers must be met with an equivalent response. >> from accusing the prime minister of making false statement at the news conference

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

kristin: ellison barber live at the white house. thank you.and: despite the executive order last week, hundreds of children remain separated from their parents. trump administration says the government does the location of all children in its custody and is working with them to reunite families and their children. just all live in texas at the very latest. have you seen any of those reunions yourselves? >> we have not. it is very hot. it's windy and all sorts of dust flying through the air. it hasn't stopped hundreds of people that come out here to protest. the zero-tolerance immigration policy has separated more than two dozen immigrant kids from their parents. this group specifically during attention to the so-called tent city a few hundred yards away from where we are were couple hundred boys and girls are being housed ages 12 to 17. they just spoke a little while ago. he's worried about the gifts being reunited with families and blames the trump administration for what's happening. >> keep putting pressure on the segment ration until we se

ellison barber joins us live from the scene with late developments. >> reporter: hi, julie. yeah, right now police are holding off on giving a name. sources have told fox news that the suspect has not been cooperating with investigators. our sources have told us that he actually mutilated his fingers seemingly in an effort to make it more difficult for police to identify him. the police as they held a press conference within the last hour pushed back on some of that not officially confirming it but again, we have heard from our sources that that is one of the reasons why they ve much difficulty today identifying this man. police say thatwhite adult male in his 30s and as you said, julie, they say that this was a targeted attack. he came into this building trying to go after the capital gazette. five people were killed, at least two injured, although police say their injuries are relatively minor and seem to have mostly come from shattered glass. in terms of exactly how or why this person may have targeted the capital gazette, police are not officially saying. but as you just

mandate to demand change so for the time being many people are reserving their judgments the dean barber al jazeera rome well spanish prime minister mariano rajoy may lose his job after a no confidence vote in parliament on friday his party has been struggling to restore trust after it was implicated in a major corruption scandal needs barca has more from madrid. defending his leadership prime minister mariano rajoy arrived at parliament where a possible no confidence vote against him and his people's party is looming the motions being brought by the opposition socialist party leader pedro sanchez the motion calls for sanchez to replace a as prime minister but if in your accord are you going to resign mr julio are you going to keep clinging to the position weakening democracy and weakening and appreciating the quality of the government institution the motion follows the jailing of twenty nine high ranking members of the party for illegally financing campaigns in the one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand. became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial la

for all the latest reaction, let's had to ellison barber live at the white house. >> this letter is signedthe president's attorney, jay secular from january 28 team, dated january 29th, 2018. the president has added a new member to his legal team who giuliani did not write this letter, but the legal argument in it are strong. giuliana also says that it comes to a sitdown between the president of special counsel robert mueller he hasn't ruled it out, but it's not particularly keen on it. >> there's gotbe a high bar they have to reach in convincing that we look at two things we need. if they can convince us to be brief, to the point in five or six points they have to clarify and without the 10 at this nightmare the american public over. the mac they argue that an in-person interview between mueller and president trump is not necessary because the special counsel has all the answers in the form of document in interviews to any questions they plan on asking president trump. they argue the president's actions could not be obstruction because he has a constitutional and legal authority to and th

barber says he hasn't been sleeping with the thought of an arsonist on the loose.ody dead and it's got the town spooked. it's got my neighbor spooked and they are going out there water in their backyards to just in case while this surveillance camera footage did not pick up any signs of who many have set these fires. the santa rosa police department says they are interviewing several people today hoping to find witnesses. a 25-hundred dollar reward has been posted for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam/ landing/vo) the weather is heating up and so is the threat of wildfires in california. kron four's rob fladeboe reports now.... cal- fire says it is fully staffed ... in anticipation of whatever the first heat wave of the summer might bring. there is no telling where and when the dozers, aircraft and handcrews will be needed but when the time comes, "we'll be ready," says calfire assistant chief mike marcucci.assistant chief mike marcucci/calfire "....effective yesterday calfire is at peak staffing statewide,

mike: ellison barber from the white house. laura. >> let's bring in political panel, kim, republican strategists and talk america contributor, liberal commentator anushe hussein, thank you both for being with us today. >> thank you. >> kim, i want to start with you, in this letter challenges mueller that there are questions remaining that haven't been answered in the large amount of documents that they have handed over to mueller's team. how well do you think the argument will work? >> i think it's going to work because if you keep in mind the president has a constitutional right to actually say i'm not going to sit down for these questions, i think they've tried something like this in the past in 1998 like with bill clinton and didn't go further either. seems to be a hoax, they aren't finding any collusion with russia, with president trump whatsoever. the fact that he's entertaining this, i think, is great on his part to but he does care about the investigation. he wants people to know there is no russian collusion. he does n

garrett tenney standing by in washington but we begin with ellison barber live at the white house. >> hi, laura, so much of yesterday centered around the letter that was being delivered to president trump from north korean leader kim jong un, senior white house official telling fox news that president trump read the letter before he departed for marine one yesterday. he is spending the weekend at camp david. the president boarded marine one with some family members, daughter and son-in-law/senior aides ivanka and jared, donald, jr. and tiffany, first lady is staying in dc this weekend. vice president hand-delivered a letter and then eight days after capg ealing the june 12th summit, president trump announced the summit is back on. >> what's your stance on what the north koreans are willing to do on the issue of denuclearization? are they -- >> i think they want to do. i know they want to do that. they want other things along the line. they want to develop as a country. that's going to happen. i have no doubt. japan is involved as you know and south korea is very much involved. we will

we get live coverage now from fox news' ellison barber in washington, d.c.se voted down one bill today and delayed a vote on a more moderate bill. >> reporter: right. they are expected to look at that more moderate bill tomorrow but even when it comes to that bill, there is not a lot of optimism that anything will get done. president trump says while he thinks the executive order order he signed was a very good order, that it is limited and it is only a start and he says that now congress needs to step up and close immigration loopholes. >> the bill is not passed. >>> reporter: the first of two republican-led immigration bills voted down on the house floor. lawmakers rejected representative bob goodlatte's version in part because it did not offer a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. illegally as children. so-called "dreamers." the second dubbed the compromise bill remains on the table and includes funding for a border wall and offers a path to citizenship for "dreamers." >> daca, the immigration system is broken, the border is un

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reporting at the white house, ellison barber. fox news. >> the emotionally charge debate raised in all media this week especially social media. bryan llenas has a look at that. >> fact is when you take an already emotional situation and add children into the debate, emotions will run extremely high. the newest addition of "time magazine", the cover has added more fuel to the fire. it shows a two-year-old girl crying as the president is towering over and looking down the toddler. the cover reads welcome to america. the little girl was crouched -- cropped in a photo. "time magazine" in its article said that after the photo was taken the girl was separated from her mother. that is not true. it turns out that the mother and her daughter will never split up and are still together. the white house press secretary sarah sanders says the image is misleading tweeting quote - it's shameful that the media exploited the photo. she was not separated from her mother. the democrats should fix the broken immigration system # change the laws. "ti