the bil w protections of title 9 of the education amendments of 1972 to all d.o.d. schools, closing a loophole in coverage of these protections and would require new comprehensive sexual harassment poci for students in d.o.d. schools that provides protections at least equal to those afforded by title 9. i remain concerned, however, that the military service do not receive first strength increases in this bill that they have requested. i understand the desire for quality over quantity and agree quality is p >> but i believeheervis can increase and achieve the increases they requested without sacrificing service standards. i look forward to hearing from the services as we move forward in the legislative cycle about these provisions and whether they continue to believe they can achieve the requested increases without sacrificing quality. in the area of strategic systems, this bill continues to merzation of all three legs, the b 21 mb ground based strategic deterrent and the columbia class submarin these are all major acquisition programs tt dec to field. bipartisan sup

we he been pmice last year from a cr aspect that we would get a vote on the bil -- chain migration, border security, and we are looking at renewal for daca recipients. that is where the discharge petition is. host: what about carlos cabello who started the process, ng ihelo this way d republicans who signed it? deten immigration.ant to have a it is debatable. but do not think the discharge petition is the way to do that, jurisdictione c from current leadership and you o nancy pelosi for that day. that is not the way we ought to be doing things. i agree with him the conversation needs to be had. but that is a problem with our leership, we need to go through the proper process, the good politics, that is key to everything. we have nopr here. we should have made leadership e say, listen, bring it through the committees, move it. trust the promises kept. if you are notping promises, there is no trust in congress with leadership. host: the fact we are at the state of a discharge pet is thaa failure of speaker ryan? guest: it is. i have been the one person who thinks that we are allowing an emul

wanto commend s f h ad sh o bil and for working hard and our fellow childhood cancer survivors. i'm thrilled with the job you have done. i hear you are doing good. great. so, olivia, jay, and sadie, i think you for your hard work and you are really helping to positi livve a in america especially of younpele. we will be right here with you every step of the way. all of these incredible representatives. someday maybe you'll be there. i don't know if you want to do that. but, we want to thank all of you for being here. we congratulate you for doing so well and getting better. you have helped a lot of people. thank you very much. do you have anything to say, shelley? >> i am admiring the strength these young people and their families as well. families are affected. this is about survivorship and how you live your life and how after you have had treatment you ca onn go to have healthy and productive lives. for me as a mother and grandmother, and for my cancer crusade kids from west virginia, thank you. >> you are doing a great job. thank you. you are doing a fantastic job. my? >> i t

sarah sanders said the president does want that bil to pass. they probably should have come out with that before and told lawmakers because they are struggling to get votes. what we'll probably end up seeing is in the house and the senate, they come up with stand alone bils that just deal with the family separation issue and trying to get that done before the july 4th recess. >> our audience might find it interesting to know about you that you are a marine and had overseas combat deployments and as a reporter for the new york time, you have seen a lot of sporty places around the world. what are you learning on the ground in texas as our eyes and ears that has occurred to you only since being out there. what impacts you most? >> i think what we are seeing here is that we went out on patrol with border patrol agents today and we encountered people coming across the border and one case of several young women coming across and one of them had a baby that looked like it was about four or five months old. you talked to the agents underground and they

tomorrow - bils coming to the south bay. what to know if you )re going to see him... or just trying to avoid a traffic headache. plus - rebate runaround. the appliance help one shopper needed - to get the reward he was promised. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. generating a buzz... showing one person threatening to call the police... on another person, on ba >>> a video has gone viral and generated a lot of attention. it shows a person threatening to call the police on another person on b.a.r.t. over a burrito. >> you can't wait. the sign says no eating and drinking. you don't get it? you don't get it. you b >> the video was shot friday on hawaiian shirt obviously yelling at another rider on b.a.r.t. for eating a burrito. b.a.r.t. does have a rule against eating and drinking on the plane. -- train. the man called the police. it's a spring of violent videos of people in the bay area calling police after having some sort of skirmish. >>> a white nationalist group is recruiting here in the bay area. the group calls itself identity europa. it put flyers up in several citie

> announcer: this "nightly business report" with bil ll griffith and sue herrerra. >> volatility. shouldnvestors expect the same in the second. >>> movement of u.s. products as tension he escalates. >> those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, june 29. >>> we do bid you good friday , eveninverybody. stocks get a lift as we close out the week, the month, the a quart the first half of this year. the market was helped by a big move higher in down component nike following that strong earnings report that we told y about last night. at its peak today, the dow was up 293 points, b that rally fizzled as the closing bell approached this afternoon. when all was said and ned the dow gained just 55 points to 7 21. the nasdaq was up six, the s&p rows by two. and for the week, the index was all lower. so a choppy six months on wall street, to say the least. we loo what defined that first half and what may lie ahead for the second. >> stocks worked their way to in modest g in the first half of 2018, but they did it the hard way.bi theest january surge in three deca

. >> host: bil bill press, you hae a new book from the left.it is a memoir as well as a testimonial about

he said he could build this for under a bil on dollars, and we'll see if that's the case. >> he does make a lot of epromises. jy owens, thank you for being here. >>> 15 years ago this month, then democratic candidate rert kennedy was killed in los angeles. his thig on race evolved after an intense meeting in 1963 with writer jame bdwin including lina horn and harry bell upon the ta son writes about how more than 50 years later america still struggles to have an honest conversation about race. joining me is writer and georgetown university professor of sociology mark zbliecdyson. >> i want to ask you happened in san francisco. we have the the first african-american woman mayor of this city. she grew up in the housing projects, now has the city's top job. what is your reaction to that? >> it's extraordinary. she lost her ster to drug overdose, an incredible woman who feels the heartbeat of the people, who understand that there are tremendous odds against her, thinking about cleaning up the streets of san frcisco, talking about t homeless problems, talking about gentification. speing ab

change and it's so easy that it's hard to not want to do it, and it doesn't really add anything to the bil watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh, san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and ea to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbers are imperfect not enough. >> we're sending over 4 hundred thousand tons of waste to the landfill and over the 4 hundred tons 10 thousands are textile and unwanted listen ones doesn't have to be find in the trash. >> i could has are the ones creating the partnershi

different bills as opposed to packaging them together at something people can look at, one may be big bil that deals with the issue? >> allows individual members to sponsor each of these individual bills. that looks good for political reasons. is put outuch money by congress in these bills to deal with the issue? what are the significant policy matters happening? i'mnot sure offhand -- >> not sure offhand if there is any money but in these bills. they would still have to be appropriated. i haven't looked too closely at the details. callslet's get a few more in and wrap things up for this hour. alan from misery. death from missouri -- from missouri. you are on the line. to remindwould like everybody that republicans and democrats are supposed to be citizens of the united states of america. i am against separating children from their families. i don't think that's right. i am a little bit worried about keepsident that blaming past administrations for what he is responsible for now. host: any questions for either of our guests? one covers the white house. one covers the hill. caller: no. hos

an unbelievable place, we are here talking about the va mission act, the bill that is a very complic bil for veterans to get better privatization, it it were private health care for them, we are talking about what does it mean for them? many veterans here, heavy veterinary a at west point. doesn't go far enough and what has donald trump and the military and veterans,bviously a big day june 6th. the important cannot b underscored enough, d-day, we are here in west point. a fun and informative next three hours, stay with us, "fox and friends first" returns after this. rob: you keep eating like that you will need better healthcare too. be right back. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. rob: andrew became seeking in the unity in exchange for testimony. jillian: peter stzrok had a larger role in the russia and clinton probe that originally thought. rob: judge andrew napolitano. judge

. -- bill burton -- -- bil lmartin bill martin >> reporter: what a great story.d to follow that. temperatures today came up 5 degrees. that is because of the marine layer that is shrinking. it wil days. when you look at the pattern here, you know there is a trough . it is a ridge. this is what we had over us the last few weeks. this is the ridge. there is a trough over here on that side. we're in the sweet spot to warm up. that means temperatures will easily make it to the mid 90s tomorrow. they could be upper 90s on wednesday and places like brentwood and fairfield and the far inland spots. warmer than yesterday. very noticeable without a doubt. it was a good 5-8 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. not much fog. just a patch at the coast. you cannot see it on that shot. it will be back tonight. it is setting up. the high is what you need for fog to form. we have high pressure. when we have lows, the fog will form, but it cannot sustain itself. we have former high pressure. we will see vog form off the coast. you can see it out by the gate. it spills to t

up on their bil. wron woman sayshe's not even a amazon prbeer but says she's been charged 90 times. value of $14. hey ask you to call if you see any charges. who knewpi cllars could be so dangerous? a. all of a m suddeny hand went numbt and i sort of just burnt a lot. jep yep, a caterpillar about it that teenager. we'll show you more of the damage that it cause plus a wild -- would you, look at that wild brawl all caught on camera. wt set these parents off during a youtt software balln aneurysm. q. paint a. are you kidding me? that's up afterhis. silver springs q. people had to jump with their lives with a townhome erupting intoou flames in montgomenty overnight. the fire broke out early this morning in the 9200 block of place in gaithersburg. two people and a firefighter were all taken to e hospital with non life threatening injuri about 90 firefighters were called in tt fight tha fire and smoke. the cause is sti under investiggiion. a vira mall copies accused of trying to ex cour money from teen aimers. two teen aimers said the securi guard approached them yesterday after they par

on capitol hill, as you were talking about, the poised to vote on a gop compromise igra igmigration bils week. the president has a big support. of of republicans approve the job he is doing. there's also been backlash. the white house press secretary sanderscka bee sanders tweegt that she was told by the owner to leave because she says i work f potus, and i politelyenzi fther decision for the washingt post. >> kristen welker live u for at the wous. kristen, thank you. >> a little bit more. f kwaeshl callbackm california representative maximum even waters now as she gave in front of a caring crowd calling for attacks on the trump >>ministration is now going viral. waters told the crowd if they see anyone from the president's cabinet out in public to push back. this comes after severalpr of ident trump's staffers were run out of business. the last one white house press secretary sarah sanders who was booted from the red headrest restaurant in lexington, ri virginia,y night. not the one in d.c. since that has been the restaurant has recved a lot of attention, both positive and gative. >> th

we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bil wish we got gym memberships. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. and with twice the detail of other tests... ...it can show dad where he's from ...and strengthen the bonds you share. give dad ancestrydna for just $69- our lowest father's day price ever. ompany is$nstantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. t relationship who understands your industry and your world can help you makemed choics t relationship and stay ahead of your indusopportunities.orld pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and your company are ready for today. let someone else do the heavy liftin tripadvisor prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing. tripadvisor. >>> kate spade'sbreaking his si his teenage daughters ys ago

corporate tax cuts had a buyback in may.companies spent $200 bil buying back their own stock.ere's more job openings thankers to fill them. unemployed workers to job openings dropped below one in april. that chart right there is amazing. that's the first time since the start of keeping track of this particular statistic in the year 2000. there are a record 6.7 million open jobs today in america. 6.7 million jobs. there's 6.3 million americans unemployed. that could boost wages. wage growth has picked up in recent months. whca unemployed workers -- why can't you put the 6 million who need jobs ihepen? two rea open jobs aren't in theame place. and skills. the available workers might not have the skills that employers say they need. we have a mismatch in where the jobs are and the skills people have to fill them. >>> jetblue doesn't want your emotional support hedgehog on its flights. the airline tightened rules on emotional support animals., dog. not allowed, hedgehogs, ferrets, snakes, spiders and animals with tusks. jetblue wants more documentation of animalsbehavior, citing h

it expe expects to make $20 bil over the next 20 years. >> they like the separation and might be givin two issues to democrats. >>> a strong earthquake hits the japanese city during rush hour with deadly results. we will have the details next. ho ou win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com but as it grew bigger and bigger,ness. it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlid 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. what's in your wallet? is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. ♪ ♪ if you have recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can h

we're talking about a 10 bil yon dlion market for watches >> you think it's going to get there?> 10 billion, the whole year. >> apple's services business, their second business behind the iphone, is bigger than facebook's entire business >> apple's separate businesses are all fortune 100, fortune 50 companies. >> fridays we try to make them opportunity fridays. give us some good ideas. you love the cloud infrastructure, but everything is calling itself that i should call this cloud exchange it will get a higher multiple. you know what i mean we're a cloud company. you make cement. what is the cloud company halo what you like to invest in now >> we're looking at the infrastructure that people can put their business on the cloud. so, you know, we have a buy on amazon aws >> everybody knows that. give me something else >> that's the weakest one. people selling into that are really the people we're looking to see the gains so you're talking about intel. people don't like intel because they think amd will take over. >> it's old. they make old things >> they do, but those things are i

. >> host: bil bill press, you hae a new book from the left. it is a memoir as well as a testimonial about where you stand. >> i call it my and more part one. this is the end of the road. >> host: barack obama wrote a memoir in his 30s. thank you for helping me make that point. it was another good run and i want to talk about some of the things that i've been able to do so far can the peopl, people tho far and i want to get a story down. we have five grandchildren. >> are they the ones pictured? >> you are a delaware boy. who is bootsy? >> guest: i do have a cousin named bootsy, i never realized the connection. a wonderful guy that lived in delaware city on the banks of the delaware river 15 miles south of wilmington. i had a great life growing up there as a kid, fishing, hiking, swimming in the river. to me it was all great. i didn't realize until afterwards iafterwords it was ao grow up with delaware city with a rotating town, so the colored kid as we called them into school outside of my town. >> so you could walk a couple of blocks. >> ther

think my great partners, senator roberts, for all the hard work we've done together to write the farmfo bil that makes sense forti our farmers, ranchers, rural communities and families and mr. chairman, let's pass the farm bill. >> i think the senator [inaudible] we are only as good as our staff and we have the best. that goes for everyone here and having been a staffer for 14 years i have a special feeling about that but this was a daunting task and they spent a lot of hours way into the evening, early mornings, still trying to put this together. >> thank you, mr. chairman. right off the bat i'd like to thank you and the ranking member of their hard work over the last several months. as you mentioned, you all were a great and work hard but your staff is excellent. we do appreciate that. again, crafting a truly bipartisan piece of legislation especially during a time when budgets are tight and tough choices must be made and as we are all aware the farm economy is much a to different place the last time we were at the stable debating farm bill. farm income is a possibly half of what it was t

. >>> sunday night on "after wards" bil talk about his book. >> who is one of the most persuasive guests -- >> john mccain. >> on what subject? >> on several. he was brutally honest, willing to take on his own party. i wrote a book critical about barack obama which is called "buyer's remorse" which i got a lot of crap from. if john mccain felt his party was not living up to what he believe the republican party to be, he was willing to say say. >> watch "after words" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 book t.v. >>> federal railroad administration had ronald betory update rail safety. and progress on positive train control or ptc, an automated system designed to stop trains if certain dangers, such as excessive speed or potential collision are detected. he testified before a

so let's get back to the bill, the bipartisan bil the senate and immediately today should stop this policy families. >> senator, we do appreciate your time.hr senator c van hollen along the texas/mexico border. we want to pass along to our viewers we did receipt out aorepublican, andy harris, bara tocoms whicktman then did not chooseo join us. we did hear from andy fi a harri ws'e hope to have him later this week. >> in the meantime senator vanou hollen thanks fr time. morniid you. currently 78 in washington. uryo 80 degrees at 5:00. it is going to me aostly sunny hot and humid afternoon. actual air mid 90s but that heat index will get awfully close to 100. so heat continuesex thet couple of days. first day ofn summer oeirs thursday. plenty more fox news morning right after this. ♪> >>00 o'clock. good morning. thank you so much for joini this morning. >> top of the hour on this monday, june 18th. here's what's on the fox5 morning menu. >> battle of the border separated from theirs parent the fight over illegal immigration may be coming to a head. f anihi >> morningn the heels of last week'

votes on two bil are planned for next week. one, backed by tea party conservatives, offers legal status, but not citizenship. the other could offer a path to citizenship-- with conditions. it's supported by g.o.p. moderates, and by speaker paul ryan. >> this is an effort to bring oucaucus together, our conference together on immigration. i'm very pleased with our members. what happened was our members got together, spoke with one chother, andompromised with ther so that we could find a way forward without ercising and so now what we have is an actual chance at making law and solving this problem. criticized ryan's handling of the issue. california congresswoman linda lnchez says he should have brought bipartisislation to the floor, already. >> he has been the sole impediment. so the blame lies squarely there. are we disappointed that there weren't a handful of republican members that couldn't just dig deep and find the intestinal fortitude-- we say in spanish los cojones -- to stand up to their leadership? yeah i'm disappointed

you'll see more deals annod but you'll also have a massive eak-upee if they don't get approval, and that bil deter others the jauj was specific, this is a specific set of facts. i would buy amerisource and mckesson i n they're acting well today. i think if any response, particularly in health care, it's those >> the entire environment that we are defining in the first 18 minutes of this show really points to a u.s. centric positive economic environment that we're not seeing anywhere else in the world, and in terms of investing, it's the reason that small caps and mid caps continue to outperform >> it was real undersc by the industrial production number out of the eu this morning we have a slowdown in europe that was the only competition. so far this year lisa your take on m&a here? >> m&a is definitely going to pick up in the second half of the year i think this at&t deal is absolutely catalytic one more thing that helps the financials >> lisa, it's been a pleasure having you here on "the halftime report." lisa of morgan stanley >> here's what's coming up on "the halftime report." >>> yelp n

alexi and zeke are still with us, they will stay with us because former president bil clinton is reiteritying what he said in that heated interview with nbc news. we're going to talk about that apology to monica lewsinsky, new overnight. don't miss it. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation ibutes tootand skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have hapd; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to ions, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you

. >> bil former president george. bush is heading home from the hospital. he is said to be alert.is one tough hombre. >> sandra: happy he is returning home. and a former sailor is planning to sue president obama and former f.b.i. director james comey for inproperly handling his case. kristian saucier spent a year in prison for taking photos of the submarine. he claims he was used as an example because of the clinton investigation. >> it is unfortunate they destroyed my life for no reason. this case could be handled in the military. i was active duty at the time. and i would have taken my punishment the same way like a man. >> sandra: griff, what is the next move here. >> he was pardoned by president trump, but first to take action against the former administration. he intends to sue the department of the justice and former f.b.i. director comby and former president obama arguing that the officials choose to be lenient with hillary clinton and her use of private e-mail server and this is the latest development after saucier made it clear in the interview that he feels he was being

bil onas immigration the hill, he will be looking for part --ings to be able to be a part of them. there is a question over and he can accomplish supporting the compromise bill a topic this week. the wall with the mexican border. the diversity visa program, limits on family immigration. and we also had stories last bek that the president might willing to shut the government down later this year if he doesn't get money for the wall. is that realistic? guest: they talked about this before. i don't think we could rule out think -- ig but i don't think it is necessarily at the top of mind at this moment. host: let's go to meet. caller: one thing i'm waiting theyour wisconsin is supreme court decision. because we had e f the state legislature with gerrymandering. that is something that has been going on in different places across the country. so michigan or north carolina or , politicians have rigged the elections using gerrymandering so that people get out and vote for one party and the other party has seats when they shouldn't. i have seen this up close in milwaukee county itself. als

thank you thai reasons make sense sept for why did you go to a company -- >> bil >> sandra: now they'll answer more questions and we know what happened wen mark zuckerberg sat down, hours of testimony and has anything changed? and they're demanding facebook provide congress with details about the data partnership and facebook's learning hard lessons and you wonder, what happened? >> what happens next? they talked a little bit about legislation. i think we as consumers need to be savvy with the data we're sharing and need to be better informed on why our data's going and who has access. facebook is pushing the government. the government will have to come back and say enough, guys. tell us everything and come clean because anything we find out later will be a bigger problem. >> sandra: mark warner weighed in saying facebook's a great company but we're seeing this pattern repeat. they have some folks that know politics and should realize -- transparency's going to be needed and this company is one built on trust. people put their most dear -- >> everything possibly known about you can be f

move people off the sidelines back into the work force we think the bil wee it is shaped up could be helpful that way i think following up were's four pillars, that's warehouse republicans are focused. i'm hopeful -- i haven't seen the bill of the bill, just some framework for it, i think it could take us toward securing in immigration and actually lems finding a solution. >> finally chairman brady, i wanted to get your take on the rising debt load this country, clearly the tax cuts are helping growth in 20 minutes from now we are expecting the fed to raise rates. there are some warnings about rising rates as a time of skyrocketing deficits. when do you get concerned about that >> we always have been clearly, the deficits are growing. but they are not because o tax code and tax reform. we are seeing growth from that already. but there is no doubt we are going to have to address the spending issue in a major way. i think -- here's my -- i think the thing when i'm watching for the closest at the fed is now that we have tail winds from tax reform i want to make sure that they normalize

the house bil -- t house pass this bill unanimously last ar and now i want to encoage the senate to take up this legislaon. through investing in citizens and our ecomy, t the cotryoin anstay in ths middle class. thank you, mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for at purpose does theentlelady fm new york seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous connt to address the house for one minute and revi and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tpore: without objection, the gentlelady from new york is recognized for one minute. ms. tenney: thank you, . eake it is vitally important to remember t sacrifices of america's llen serviceembers and thr famies every single da day i rise to recognie a special tribte to those who paid te ultimate sacrifice th weekend, the new york run for the fallen wi travel across the 22nd district tpay homage to our tion'sallen heroes. it seeks to honor the families and sack fies of thoseho anered the call to serve our great nation. leadi the charge in our ommunity is christy mangine, a member the colgate university and is aore rr for the new york chapter and recr

tomorrow - bils coming to the south bay. what to know if you )re going to see him...elp one shopper needed - to get the reward he was promised. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm megan kyn kelly. last night transportation secretary elaine chow caught on camera defending her husband, republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, as they left an event at georgetown university trying to get into their car. watch this. >> why are you separating families? >> why don't you leave my husband alone? >> why did you separate them? >> why don't you leave my husband

phone as in years past one of the things this resinates with is investor hedge fund that controls bilsars worth of apple shares. you may recall that back earlier this year, they were right here on cnbc's halftime report talking about the idea that apple needs to fix idea of iphone and ipad addiction. they weighed in on some of apple's developments here to limit that screen time they have said in a statement from jana partners, this is an innovative and thoughtful response to the challenge we put force and commend apple again for leadership and commitment to acting responsibly while we will review the details and apple's follow-through will be important, this looks like a clear win for the parents and families, as well as shareholders given that this should strengthen apple's ecosystem for years to come. this particular hedge fund very active in pushing for changes, thinks apple is doing the right thing. we'll see if that helps them and the company going forward, kelly, back over to you dpguys >> have you kept thetle one from the screen? >> severely limited my 15 month old daughter, yes

we have candidates who have served in the military and intelligence industry -- >> bil >> what are thening on other than we don't like donald trump? if you put nancy pelosi and chuck schumer in charge that's not where the country wants to be. >> bill: the economy's good and north korea's stable. what do you think is the strongest silver line you can paint for the gop right now for november. >> as a former democrat -- >> bill: no, as you look at the results of the primaries. is it california. >> in california seven districts republican-held democrats are trying to flip. six of the seven districts republican turnout exceeded and if have you republicans showing up and enthusiasm is up and the economy is up and the republican vote is showing up. >> bill: marie, what case would you paint for the best silver lining? >> despite the economic news the generic ballot has the democrats back up to almost double digits leading in a generic ballot and historically every trend points to democratic pick up and despite the economy is doing well, there are voters around the country saying over and over

we are seeing bil through the house of representatives that would then make sure that we are able to we want to see is an end to the legal loopholes and end to catch and release. this is because of the democrats wanting to play politics with the issue, using the children as the political pawns we are not able to solve the problem. we can close the loopholes tomorrow. the democrats are advocating for the open borders and advocating for the smugglers who are bringing the children over. in many of the cases it's an ms-13 gang member walking in with a 1-year-old. those are the fraudulent cases we cannot accept. with that said, i mean we have seen a release of 200,000 family units in the united states since 2016. that is problematic. under the current law we are not able to detain or remove the family units so we have our hands died and we need to solve the problem and solve it now. >> sandra: we had a chance to talk to chairman bob goodlatte a few moments ago. there are two immigration votes this week. one is his bill. then there is a compromise bill. whether either makes it to the presi

seek from diplomacy from north korea has not change the complete, irreversible denuclearization is >> bilck keaneo talk ccept. about reaction from capitol hill and elsewhere live in paris, france and gregg palkot is in seoul, north korea. now, greg, hello. >> bill, there is hopeful but cautious watching of the dogs n in -- doings the people are under the nuclear gun of north korea. understand presidentrump has spoke with the south korean president and his hopes and prayers for a successful summit has been driving diplomatic forces between the dealings with north korea. the latest we're get from secretary of state pompeo is new security guarantees may be offered to north korea in any summit negotiation. that could impact the status of a very important loop here in south korea, 28,500 u.s. troops. also to be possibly discussed in the negotiations a formal end to the korean war. that was halt with a truce from 65 years ago and the people i've been speaking to it could mean a lot to stability in this area. by the way, another sign of change, north of the dmz here on the public in north korea

>> it's nothing compared to the beverage, the food, it's like gas stations where the 7-eleven, the billl spend $100 before you gt your seat. >> dagen: you pack your twizzlers and your beverage of choice. >> the giant screen, that's the value. >> we'll have monthly subscriptions for everything, donuts, monthly prescriptions. >> maria: maybe. >> dagen: apple iphone has a subscription for new phones, car companies and now movies. >> not for your news. >> maria: not for your news. yo>> you have to come here every day. >> maria: gerri, thank you. when we come back, getting a leg up on the world cup action, we'll show you how you can watch the games and feel like you're right there in russia using virtual reality. that's next hour, "mornings with maria," next hour, stay with us. ♪ i've always been about what's next. 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 significan

they have an expanded plan to boost that total to 15 k$15 bil.ic is giving investorspause. they're going to try to figure out how it affects both countries. so it's becoming more of a conflict of fear and that's the reason wall street is down about 200 points chu, thank you very much. yesterday was the anniversary of the watergate break-in. a presidential historian joins the scandal next with a look at how it started. keep it here. brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. their eyelids so heavy, they're drooping and... even heroes need incredible sleep. closing! introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? does your bed do that? experience the new sleep number 360 smart bed today a

the u posrges people to give what they can toelp the newspaper's employees with money for medical bil funeral costs, news room repairs andrs other expenses. ofe we're goiwi to stay that. you can get updates on ourte web fox5d.c.com. we'll also beet tweg out any breaking details from our fox5's d.c. account and we will post updates on ourfaceboo. >> ♪ let's switch gears and talk a thttle wea. everybody is wondering what the weekend is going to be like but i think we know. >> i thinkou've got the gist of it. sunshine and hotnd conditions all w long. we're firing things off today. 74 degrees outside right nce. and clear skies. moon just came down awful. it was full yesterday. nearly full yesterday. will set about 6:30 this morning. the sun will be up before then. ternoon, mostly sunny skies. heat wave officially begins and it continues rthht on ugh the weekend. check out youave weekend,foreca. sunshine a 95 on saturday.sunda, 96 degre h. u.v. index sigh both days. if you're going to the pool like this lady here makeure you are putting on the sunscreen. both days will feel like a hundred