lissa connell me, over to mcshane. connell: cheryl, thank you very much. the federal reserve raising interest rates, they set the stage for two more rate hikes this year. the dow accelerating the losses we saw into the close, and cheryl and jon were talking about tariffs. see what happens, but not great. in the red for the dow, s&p 500 also in the red, and the nasdaq flirting with e record close today won't get it, it's down as well. we'll cover it all i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell." here's what we're covering during this very busy hour. not take no for an answer, why thernment may be gearing up for another attempt at blocking the at&t-time warner merger. we also may get another big media announcement this hour on comcast potential bid for assets from twenty-first century fox, which, of course, is the parent company of this network. it would come out at any moment. it could. we're going to bring you the headlines just as soon as they cros and demanding answers from the d.o.j. house oversight a

connell is jealous. that's okay. >> sorry, connell.elissa: bret baier, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile facebook executives on capitol hill this afternoon meeting with top republican lawmakers. we'll tell you why. plus are we in the middle of a trade war. the president says we aren't. what does steve forbes say? i want to know. he is giving us his answer after the break. >> he is my friend, president xi. he is a great man, a wonderful guy but at some point we have to straighten it out. we lost $500 billion in trade deficits last year. we can't do that. ♪ about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is a chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the roa

connell: connell, thank you very much.ork city, to back to melissa at u.s. open. melissa: celebrating the ultimate test. one company inspiring people of all skill levels, even non-golfers to take a swing at the game. erichanderson, executive chairman coming up next. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain

julie: connell. connell: fox news alert.american soldier was killed and four others wounded in what is being described as enemy attack in somalia yesterday. u.s. operations forces were fighting along somali troops when they were attacked. the soldier killed not yet identified. president trump tweeting his condolences overnight. my thoughts and prayers are with the families of serviceman that was killed and fellow servicemen that were wounded in somalia, they are truly all heros. julie: battle over immigration heating up on capitol hill as house republicans try to hammer out a deal amid report negotiations are underway right now, can they find common ground and move the ball forward finally and also president trump trying to advance the trade policy at the g7 summit and claiming a breakthrough with key u.s. allies, we will go live to canada straight ahead. >> i don't blame other leaders for that. i blame our past leaders. there's no reason that this should have happened. i'm very proud of the fact that i served. i was a c130

connell: all right.o bill maher apparently hoping for a recession to get the president out of office. that led to lot of reaction. we'll get to more. madison gesato joins us. i wonder, madison, someone in your position obviously supporting the president would look at something like that and hear something like that, boy, that is kind of a gift to us, getting everybody to be fired up. what is your reaction? >> that is appalling for him to say something like that. that is shows he out of touch. he is somebody not affected by previous recessions. he can't relate to the fact people don't want something like that to happen. that would be horrific by for our nation. that is not something that i expect to happen during donald trump's presidency. he brought the economy back from bad numbers. connell: that make as tough argument the democrats have to make. tough issues they bring up in the midterms or the election. when it comes to the economy at your point, macro level, economy is doing well. what we've you thin

connell: interesting, edward. right before hillary came you on passed the decision from inside the cotr i started to say i was there for the early days of the trial, opening arguments and judge is an old school guy. for what it's worth. the guy doesn't suffer fools not afraid to go after an attorney in the court room. we saw it in the early days and you're saying we saw it in the final days. what was his tone like when he went after the government attorneys? >> reporter: it was pretty combative. i have been in a lot of federal cases, a lot of local court cases, i have not really heard a judge admh a side for this, saying you had your day in court and you lost. so therefore don't go forward to try and punish at&t or a company on e other side of. this it struck me as i was listening to this. in the opinion, the judge read from his opinion in the court for the last 20 or 30 minutes, he broke down almost line-by-line why the government's case didn't work. they had three theories going forward and each theory that did

mcshane is live in duluth, at the very latest a lot of excitement there connell: well absolutely liz and good to see you this evening as the president heads out here obviously immigration has been the big topic of the day with the immigration executive order dealing with separation of the families at the border as you referenced being signed earlier in the afternoon but when he comes to minnesota the focus may very well shift to trade. he has two events before coming to a rally at the local hockey arena the president will be attending a business round table and it's there he's likely to hear from some supporters of his trade policy. people at the local businesses here remember duluth is an important city not far from the canadian border that like the steel and aluminum tariffs. take a listen. this is putting us back on the level playing field and really a benefit. we've seen an increase in our volume and seen a lot of our workers called back not only in the iron mines but the steel making facilities that are along the great lakes system through here. connell: at the same time, minnes

neil gorsuch was the first pick and he made that pick thank to mc connell. barack obama wnd president nominated marit gar land to hll street. senate majority would want to watch. a new justice should not take plac during mid election year. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy successor this fall i have every confidence in onairmangras grassly's cct of upcoming process and judiciary committee it's imperative the nominee be considered fairly and not subjected to personal attacks. >> so depend howo youhink maret c land. >> chuck shumer sd they should not consider it because ctit'sion year. yes, it is. midterman election senate. third seats of senate in house and entire house up in november. when chuck shumer said today nobody reminded him when into high that wasated amaa election and democra lost badly in novemb. i was -- that's politics. meanwhile whoever he chooses will be on the court. >> we have aick a great one that will be there who years y ears. we need intellect. we need so many things. there's so much that goes into making of supreme court justic

mostly mitch mc connell's political skills were born of necessity. in july 1984 he was 34 points behind in his challenge to incumbent democrat senator dee huddleson. mcconnell discovered that his opponent had been making speeches for money. now, that was legal then, but dee huddleson had been missing senate votes to make those speeches. so mcconnell ran an ad featuring a kentucky hunter with bloodhounds looking for senator huddleson to get him back to work. in another ad, the dog treed the senator right at the end of what became known as the bloodhound campaign. mcconnell defeated him by .04% of the vote s i'm searched in veins for one more aspect of mitch mc connell's leadership style -- his parsimonious use of words. sometimes he reverted to absolute silence. in his auto biography, he admits that he only speaks to the press when it is to his advantage. he also tells of when microsoft founder bill gates visited him and the two of them just sat there waiting for one to speak, making others in the room uncomfortable. and another time someone once told

connell mcshane at a farm in iowa with more. connell, what are you hearing?low up here, sean, what the president was talking about during the tweet of. the reason we came out to iowa to bring the trade war story home to all of you. this is not theoretical. we have a great crew with pete, adam, aaron, with a fox business drone. we have the video up in the airshowing you rose and rose of soybeans. of all the rose of soybeans, one out of every three ends up in china. big business for this guy and colleagues of his, ron heck. he invited us out to his farm. good to see you again, ron. thanks for coming out with us. trish reading a tweet where your business has been tough for 15 years. tell us about that. >> it is always tough in farming. weather come and go. markets come and go. the last 15 years we had good periods back at beginning. we had quite a few years where beans were averaging $13. but the last fourrs beans dropped to $10. farm income cut in half. >> it is last few years. do you support what the president is trying to do on trade to fix that? >> well, of

connell, out there in farmnd big backers ofonald trump in general. concerned about a trade war that could have the chinese not buying a lot of the stuff they produce, right? >> yeah. what is interesting on this very program yesterday, we had a farmer named ron heck from here in iowa. he wasalking about t concerns. what i will say after spending a couple days out here on the ground and this is just anecdotal, speaking to heck and others at a diner about this subject, just because you assume that one thing is true, in other words, a trade war policy or protectionist policy from the white house will hurt somebody, the president's republicans, doesn't mean it will play out that way. n, it's just anecdotal. speaking to i'm. the president among his supporters has built a lot of equity with tax cuts, deregulatory policies where the support seems to be solid from the people that supported them in the past and they're cutting him some slack and see how this trade debate and trade december contribution will play out over matter of time. i'ee surprised by it. >

we have connell mcshane on a soybean farm in iowa.vious what the retaliation is meant to go after. have business owners in your district. have they been calling your office and what the heck is going on. we are talking with them about what specific impact would be on them and that's it you want to know. so what are talking you're talking with the administration how about this. what is a the impact going to be. i sat down and met with farmers in tennessee. they are concerned about it because the tax cuts are working. some of them are adding production. and they want to keep the focus on growth and productivity. and their concern as let's not do anything let's look at what's getting good to continue with a ready supply train. the products we can sell. and generate more jobs and economic activity. we are going to watch this very closely. and continue conversations with constituents and other policies. can they assure you and your constituents and the american people who are can be hurt by this. that there is a going to be any pain where

connell studied in europe and strongly opposed brexit.r option. where we were ten years ago was that being in the uk was the best bet. now, i'm open to persuasion. it looks like the stability is in the european union now, whereas it was reversed ten years ago. it looks like there's uncertainty and no—one knows where we're going with this. for me and for peace in northern ireland, i think we have to choose stability. it's the logical thing to do. in the bbc survey, 45% of people wanted to stay in the uk, while 42% said they would vote for a united ireland. that suggests the don't knows, at 13%, could prove decisive. 28% said brexit had changed their mind, making them more likely to back a united ireland. commentator: it's an irish driver in the lead! trevor england was a rugby star back in the 1980s. he's proud he wears the irish shirt, but when it comes to politics, he believes it's too soon to consider a united ireland. what we have to do is appreciate what we have. we live in a beautiful place. the people are fantastic when you press th

hey, connell.eporter: i wonder how much a, the president might talk about the topic and b, his supporters on every issue think about the topic. donna is standing behind me, many people standing with me have been so many trump rallies this, campaign style rally about i immigration issue. the president is about to sign an executive order to allow families stay together. what do you think of the coverage with families being separated? >> i see a lot of unhappy people, trying to keep the families together. i guess i don't know enough about this order. i would like some, you know, support on the wall too. reporter: right. >> but i do i think we need to have a heart, keep families together with these young kids. reporter: looks like that is the direction we're going. that is the direction the president will go this afternoon. trish, before i get back to you, the what i'm talking about, the other issue is trade. small business owners, there is lot of nervousness about the president's trade policies. i fou

connell mcshane at a sow bean farm in iowa. connell? >> hi, neil.e seen it in stocks but we saw a bit of a drop in soy bean prices. as far as the eye can see on this beautiful farm in iowa, there's soy bean planted for the fall harvest. the hope is that many of those soy beans will end up in china. we'll talk to ron heck who is kind enough to have us on his farm. it's a $12 billion a year business. with all of this talkf tde tensions what is the impact on your business so far? >> so far so good. it's all talk. nothing has happened yet. one out of three roys of soy beans goes to china. it's nerve racking when your commodity is being negotiated. >> what is the big concern? the chinese are buying other places. they're buying from south america. what is the concern for you as the talks continue? >> china is a seasonal buyer. they both of their beans from south america and most of the us is for six months. start of our harvest. so in september, the chinese need soy beans here. if they don't, our prices will go down. >> and they threatened more tariffs. d

hey, connell?l it was interesting i was listening to you and charlie talk and the president had a tweet after one of their conversations saying the chinese are charging a 16% tax on soybeans coming in from the united states and i want to bring in ron heck in also the president of the advisory committee and the president point about hearing us speak is that things aren't as great as they are. tell us what you're dealing with right now. >> absolutely there's a price differential. soybeans are much more expensive in china than they are in the united states and part of it is the taxes that they charge when we bring soybeans in and some of it's just unexplained. connell: it's tough to tell. what if they add another 25% to that though how worried are you about the future?>> well that g concern for the up coming harvest. far there heen any harm donald in fact the chinese removed a small part of the removed a small part of the taxes this spring, but they can go right back on. 25% hit would be devastating t

connell studied in europe and strongly opposed brexit.ted ireland could be a better option. where we were ten years ago was that being in the uk was the best bet. now, i'm open to persuasion. it looks like the stability is in the european union now, whereas it was reversed ten years ago. it looks like there's uncertainty and no one knows where we're going with this. for me and for peace in northern ireland, i think we have to choose stability. it's the logical thing to do. in the bbc survey, 45% of people wanted to stay in the uk, whilst 42% said they would vote for a united ireland. that suggests the don't knows, at 13%, could prove decisive. 28% said brexit had changed their mind, making them more likely to back a united ireland. commentator: it's an irish driver in the lead! trevor england was a rugby star back in the 1980s. trevor ringland was a rugby star back in the 1980s. he's proud he wears the irish shirt, but when it comes to politics, he believes it's too soon to consider a united ireland. what we have to do is appreciate what

lissa connell me, over to mcshane. connell: cheryl, thank you very much.the federal reserve raising interest rates, they set the stage for two more rate hikes this year. the dow accelerating the losses we saw into the close, and cheryl and jon were talking about tariffs. see what happens, but not great. in the red for the dow, s&p 500 also in the red, and the nasdaq flirting with e record close today won't get it, it's down as well. we'll cover it all i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell." here's what we're covering during this very busy hour. not take no for an answer, why thernment may be gearing up for another attempt at blocking the

trinity thank you, connell. i got my start parent fox there in duluth, minnesota.ome democrats claimed the executive order. senator bernie sanders treating the executive order merely replaces one with the other at the public outrage at its policy of tearing children away from parents at the borders, this administration thinks the appropriate response is to indefinitely detain families. senator dianne feinstein treating it's extremely troubling the executive order would require immigrant families with children to be detained indefinitely. theater appears to be the next step in the trump administration's larger agenda to eliminate a sick protections for asylum-seekers. gerri: a pair of bills to hit the house today. a tense moment, camera between the chairman of the conservative house caucus in the house speaker. congressman mark meadows angrily confronting speaker riot over immigration bills on the house floor. i guess you can call a republican on republican violence. after going on the vulgar twitter rampage, melania trump alerted the secret service after the nomine

fox business' connell mcshane happens to be in duluth.orter: the president landing in the duluth area a short time ago. he's making one shortstop before coming to the rally. a woman representing the iron mining association. they really support the president's tariffs that have been put in place on steel and aluminum. president trump may go to other parts of the country and other parts of the state of minnesota where farming is the call of the day. near this area there seems to be some support for him. we'll see what comes out. once it raps up. the president will head over to the hockey arena where the university of duluth plays their hockey. they can probably get 7,000 people in here for a game. tonight i don't know if they will get that's. but they will probably come pretty close. the crowd will be very close to the president. so look at that to energize him. but the president signing that executive order earlier today dealing with the separation of families on the border. certainly immigration is expected to be one of the topics. and tr

shame . >> on tuesday, a group of protesters in georgetown arrest senate majority leader mitch mc connellnd his wife who serves as president trump secretary of transportation. following these outrageous displays, many on both sides of the aisle have called for civility, but with hillary clinton went asked about these calls, she responded zero give me a break. the less rhetoric is not only targeted on republicans in leadership positions, take a look at calls from the left to get rid of ice. >> i think there's no question that we've got to critically re-examine ice and its role in the way that it is being administered in the work it is doing and we probably need to think about starting from scratch. >> i think we need to apologize they have strayed so far from the interest of the american people and the interest of humanity. we need to abolish it. eliminating ice for instance, and president trump, ice isn't doing what it was created to do it's being used as his own personal police force and in those i actions it's actually making us less safe. >> i don't think ice today is working as intend

reporter: democrats calling for a vote to be postponed until after the midterms and accusing muck connell of hypocrisy. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule they set in 2016. not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. >> reporter: ahead of the 2016 election, mcconnell stonewalled president obama's supreme court nominee for over on eight months. >> this decision ought to be made by the next president, whoever is elected. >> reporter: but blocking the a appointment will be nearly impossible for democrats. the senate only needs 50 votes to confirm a supreme court nominee, meaning that if all but one republican vote along party lines they will not need any democratic support. three red state democrats who are up for he reelection in november also voted in favor of president trump's first nominee, neil gorsuch. >> we should go through this process. i was very disappointed the process wasn't adhered to the last time. two wrongs don't make a right. >> reporter: president trump is waking up this morning in milwaukee, wisconsin, where he has a politic

hi, connell. >> it's interesting. the trade issue has been divi dividing the republican party for some time. the coke brothers for years and years have just put their sizable fortune behind a multimillion dollar ad campaign, television and radio, designed to speak out about the president's tariffs and encourage republican lawmakers to support a free trade policy in the house and in the senate. here in duluth, minnesota, as the president prepares to rally supporters, as we spoke to business leaders and others, we see a different approach. the president is finding more support here. take a listen. >> this is putting us back on the level playing field. it's been a benefit. we've seen an increase in volume and a lot of our workers called back. we're seeing it in the iron mines and the steel-making facilities here along the great lakes. >> duluth is a port city. that woman that you just heard will be among those on hand in the next hour when the president holds a roundtable with business leaders and he will address the con

connell: we had quite a close as we move to the chosing bell on wall street.ome 87 points. we have all the trade concerns we'll talk about the next hour. s&p 500, nasdaq also in the red. there is a lot to brac down. i'm connell mcshane filling in once again for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we've got another big show for to you today. the president speaking out on the explosive ig report and more calling james comey's actions criminal in a wide-ranging

good to be with you i'm connell mcshane in this week for david asman. >> i'm melissa francis."after the bell." more on the big market movers. here's what else we're covering during the busy hour ahead. the media industry on pins and needles as we await a crucial court ruling that could have a major impact on the way we consume news and entertainment inhe

i would say, connell, if he gets this deal on cars from europe going to zero tariffs, that's anotherhat could be a success. we'll see what he talks about. reporter: it could be, and i would think a lot of trade issues come up tonight. we've been talking about it all day with business leaders and residents here in this area because it's very, very important to them. president is focused on immigration in washington before flying out. trade in the city of duluth, not far from canada and there is support for the president's tariffs. you mentioned this is a blue state, has been for years in presidential elections but has a streak of purple and republicans, before we get on presidential re-election are hoping to take it back in the fall. i have karen housley with me, i know and david was saying this, tougher republican traditionally to win statewide. what's the key for you in minnesota? >> the key is to get our message out there. if the state is turning red and president trump came so close by losing to 14,000 votes, the whole state is ready to turn red, it's exciting the president is her

ooth.ation processsm will be >> i think first issue is how the president proces and how leader mc connell works with leader shumer and all mem of senate. we'll see how that happens. thera prior t record is not good >> if it's not an individual that has broad and bipartisan supp they will have a hell of a fight on the supreme court nominee. because d weon't want somebody who is just rubbertamp off a wghting checklist. >> and supreme court ended summer term today. justicee not scheduled to reconvene until the first non october. >>>. >> now to a developing story a recent visit to mgm hotel and casinour r caam their 6-year-old daughter was seriously hurt when sreceivedcta with similar fountains aroundthe concerned when you're out. me melissa how is the girl doing tonight. said littlel is init seriouse cral condition. this hapraned tuesday night isz aid lot of questions what went wrong. it happened houdz mgm near a water fountain. the family tells fox 59 girl was shocked when she touched a metal railing near the fountain. a security guard was also shockede' as expected to be okay. we spoke wit

connell mcshane thank you so much. who's to blame for the immigration debacle? according to the president the democrats of course. >> so the democrats want open borders and let everybody come in. but everybody poorer in, let them come in from the middle east. the them come in from all over the place. we don't care. we are not going to let it happen. kennedy: is a really the case? congressman brat welcome back. shouldn't the blame be sprinkled around like parmesan cheese on top of a lovely dish? >> let to give you the six-month rate not going to far back but in january of this year the senate democrats said we are going to do it democrat shut down over 700,000 daca and so the republicans said we will compromise. let's compromise and meet halfway and we will put the 700,000 kids in the goodlatte bill that senator obama ran on bill clinton ran on etc. so we thought we had a win-win. the democrats said no. president trump said let's do 1.8 million for daca. the democrats said no and then we had 25 republicans going to work with 200 democrats and steny hoyer and they

david: connell, thank you very much. melissa.er story we're following amid calls for the show's can celebration. samantha bee made on-air apology for use of a vulgar term to describe president's daughter last night. >> i hate this distracted from more important issues. i hate that i did something to contribute to the nightmare of 24-hour news cycles that we're all white-knuckling through. i'm really sorry i said that word. you know what? civility is just nice words. maybe we should all worry a little bit more about niceness of our actions. melissa: i knew there would be a lesson at the end. the show aired with only third of its national advertisers. tbs expects brands to the show next couple weeks. the show will have more scrutiny show going forward. apology is done with less makeup. have you noticed that. david: no, that is very interesting. melissa: i'm cronkite. i'm not as made up as usual. just little tip to people out there. david: good tip for people watching. a little help from their friend. democrats new call for support

connell: evening edit is coming up next. >> the countdown is on. we're live in singapore where president trump has just arrived for his historic summit with north korea's kim jong-un. president trump: it's a one-time shot and i think it's going to work out very well. >> this is the only opportunity kim jong-un is going to get to try to turn around the future of his nation because if these talks do not bear fruit and north korea goes back to its nuclear program that is not going to work out well for kim. >> there's really only two options, peace or war. >> secretary of state mike pompeo has just wrapped up a briefing from singapore moments ago. >> the set of state updating us on exactly what the president and the isn't have been doing today, more conversations between american and north korean officials to try to work through some of these difference s. president trump: i've said it many times, who knows who knows, may not, may not work out. >> there are only two people that can make decisions of this magnitude and those two people are sitting in a

let's send it over to connell mcshane and melissa francis >> i'm connell mcshane in for david asman.sa francis this is after the bell. more on the big moves in the market. here is what else we cover during this very busy hour. we're a few short hours

time now to take a trip and one of our viewers from south america bibiana connell from colombia wrote in to us wanting to know more about switzerland so to honor this request we're going to head to one of that country's most exclusive resorts same arts in the alps now normally this place is bustling during the winter months where skiers and snowboarders whose main priority is really to see and be seen but what about in the summertime when the snow melts while i traveled there recently to find out what else is on offer for tourists during the warmer seasons. luxury meets the international jetsetter. but the traditional side of switzerland is also evident as with the twelfth century leaning tower of the st more richest church. modern structures like this apartment building by british architect norman foster are also making their mark. the same words is mostly known as a winter sports destination but summertime has lots to offer tourists as well especially those wanting a bit of an adventure. paths that are normally covered in snow serve as hiking and mountain biking trails during the su

merritt isn't sitting in that seat because mitchell connell didn't. confirm ed, you want to jump in t bre? justause the supreme court has decided this case doesn't make its right. it' morly wron legally wrong. dread scott was the law of the land then, tet didn't them right. this is very similar annular parallel to correspond moch sue and it's very sad. in correspond not sue they said we're not going to look beyond wh the president said. it's hat isal security. exactly what the supreme court has don today. they have decided eyes shut and be blind to reality and created a whole where president trump's promise that he would create a ban muslims hy destructive and the court they really did not consider the pain and suffering that muslims, which somef them are s gtizens areoing tough. d, right before we go,hen the president mentioned -- when nted to ban muslims on the campaignrail, it was a temporary ban until we couldgu fi out what the heck was goingt' on. s been two years, done anything when it comes to immigration. what is -- what has to be done from he

enthusiasm for connell is passed on from generation to generation. now food waste is unfortunately a big problem here in europe many people and businesses end up throwing away spoiled food due to inadequate planning but fortunately there are enterprising minds like eve she kourou in the austrian capital of vienna you notice that bananas in particular were being thrown away in great numbers so he decided to turn his surplus into wine. waste not want not that eve to kudo's tomato every week he sells his rather unusual wine and vienna's not. most people struggle to discern what the beverages made from. seeing this unfold it has a very interesting flavor and aroma the initial taste is a little strange for wine drinkers but then it gains in body in law fish markets fight the decision and tastes different light and refreshing it's not too strong i thought. i noticed the banana and the off to taste. banana wine is mainly popular in africa even to kourou came to austria from his native home the democratic republic of the congo when he learned how much fruit

connell mcshane talking about soybean farming in iowa yesterday and auditing.e didn't see paying now because soybean prices have gone up but is worried. >> short-term pain, long-term gain. even the farmers and there's a lot of them will have a better marketplace when it is a marketplace not competing against government countries cheating in the trade deal in making it hard for american farmers to succeed. >> will talk about that is the morning rolls on. we want balance. people think that i walk around around -- people think i walk around every day trying to find people to agree with me. they are sorely mistaken. coming up, no longer invited, president trump calling off his white house super bowl celebration with the philadelphia eagles and that the national the kneeling controversy. same in the president does not a true picture you. a war of words ahead. apple inching closer to a $1 trillion market cap. the te gia's newest in the g's his eyeglasses, even theories customizable with domenici. ♪ ♪ most people come to la withig dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites.

connell, what's happening? >> i see where you're going with that, neil, absolutely not far, and that tells you what type of issues might be talked about or cared about in this part of the world, neil. i know that the president's day in washington has been tied up mostly we talk about immigration, but i'm telling you trade is going to be the topic of the day once he arrives here in duluth. the port of duluth behind me where they do trading business with steel and coal and grain products and kelsey johnson kind enough to join us live on the fox business network, the president of the iron mining association of minnesota. kelsey, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> we talked to people who have questions about the president's tariff policy. tell us about it. >> as you know, iron is the major ingredient in steel. in 2015 we had a significant economic downturn due to high levels of imported steel, and unfortunately that affected our iron mines in northeastern minnesota. we produce 8

training on a beach in county antrim, connell stewart is preparing to compete in a couple of europeanbut now wonders if a united ireland could be a better option. where we were ten years ago was that being in the uk was the best bet. now, i'm open to persuasion. it looks like the stability is in the european union now, whereas it was reversed ten years ago. it looks like there's uncertainty and no one knows where we're going with this. for me and for peace in northern ireland, i think we have to choose stability. it's the logical thing to do. in the bbc survey, 45% of people wanted to stay in the uk, whilst 42% said they would vote for a united ireland. that suggests the don't knows, at 13%, could prove decisive. 28% said brexit had changed their mind, making them more likely to back a united ireland. commentator: it's an irish driver in the lead! trevor ringland was a rugby star back in the 1980s. he's proud he wears the irish shirt, but when it comes to politics, he believes it's too soon to consider a united ireland. what we have to do is appreciate what we have. we live in a beaut

been sentenced to five years in prison for possessing and distributing child pornography more sinjar connel capella admitted to viewing the images in what he said was a time of fragility. convicted capella after a two day trial the first of its kind to be held inside the vatican. germany's football team has revived fans' hopes of successfully defending the world cup crown . if the fur's made everyone back home wait until the last minute an injury time free kick sealed a two one win over sweden the germans are hoping to become the first country to retain the world cup in more than fifty was a sports correspondent andy richardson has more from moscow. where there was a collective holding of breath for everyone concerned with this world cup in russia as for long periods of the game against sweden it looks as though germany were about to be knocked sounds that coach yogi love it made for changes to the starting line up at the same defensive frailties still seem to be the defensive frailties we saw in their one nil opening loss to mexico sweden sort of first off lead through toivonen germany sta

. >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, chief connell. >>ood evening, president ms., mbersf the commission, and chief scott. i am here to give very brief presti on department bulletin 18-033. department order 031 which is our written directives methodology, that is how we write and disibute all our written policies, procedures d manuals, requires that any bulletin that modifies or demand aeneral order be brought before the commission prior tng implemented. department general 3 is in the process of meeting and confer right now, so unde p othe old 3.01. so essentially, the department bulletin 18.03 actuallst adds a couple of items to t old one. essentially, there's onl four criteria that has changed, and there is a 13-year-old general order, 5.09, so over me, changentil we anged,ohis codify the actual order. is the time a charge actually occurs, and there is a determination if the individual has to be hospitalized, and if there is charges going to be broug thnndivialy the district attorney. in order for that to happen, members who bring tha

giving grown adults because they don't like what people are saying counseling because they need to be connellion that will be decimated. >> a great like drop on twitter when someone attacks you. i was first in my class but as someone getting married in the future don't use it with your wife. not a good decision. appreciate it. 54 minutes after the hour. we can give this dumb criminal a break. the reason i said break, we may have found america's worst carjackers, trying to steal someone's pickup truck, the video that will grind your gears next. ♪ . . better. better. remember sleep before smart phones? new! zzzquil pure zzzs is here to help. with a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin ...that supports your natural sleep cycle... ...giving you that head start in the morning. new at walmart and walmart.com and the nx hybridhe 2018 lexus nx with a class-leading 31 mpg combined estimate. lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ where skies are blue ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ lord i'm coming home to you >> quite possibl

you simply can't connell prebehind the jean -- you can't comprehend the genius of donald trump unless you were look for a campaign ctributio but that was back then. you can't comprehend mike pompeo. our president has no fear. according to president abe of japan who said it best. a major step forward business to be taken. president trump, you are about to make a new history. not only japan, but the whole international community is strongly looking forward for the united states-north korean summit to open doors toward peace and stability of the northeast i yeah. there was a time when liberals were generous souls fighting for the common man to assure his success and safety. but now they are not interested in success. they are just angry. in fact, they are furious. we have a president who steamrolls the economy to historic heights. consumer confidence at an 18-year high. tax cuts for everyone. and unemployment is not just down, there are actually more jobs than there are people to fill them. did you hear way just said? more jobs available than there are people to fill them. african-americ

connell promising a vote this h fall. >>> happening today first lady melania trump to visit an immigration center. we've learned homeland security will not be using an old air for base in concord. that idea drawing strong opposition from the community. the military will provide housing in texas but more facilities will be needed. a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to reunite children with their parents within 30 days. >>> testing will begin on the new security system for the stretch of bay area freeway known for shootings. the shotspotter technology will have controlled, live fire exercises conducted between 9:00 tonight and 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the final phase will be the impolicemenation of a system. >>> hiring more police officers. according to "the examiner" $21 million for three police academy classes. the goal is to add 250 more to the force in the next four years. advocacy groups want that had money spent on programs that address the causes of crime. they cite a report that says there's no justification for these new hires. >> getting some extra protection from the

thank you very much, connell mcshane, in iowa. the other big state where a lot of this is going down. of course, california has this weird eion process unfolding tonight where it goes to the top two finishers in a primary whether they're from the same party or not which could be the case, for example, in gubernatol ballot measure where with we could have two democrats on top, and the president's choice to fill that with a republican being odd man out. let's get the read from the hollywood conservative host, we've also got ben kissell, show, and alexandra smith -- alexander, i'll begin with you. this process has infuriated both parties in california for different reasons. its genesis was to get more moderate candidates acceptable to more voters, but it's turned out not to pan out that way. what happened? >> you're totally right. and, you know, this has really turned into a dumpster fire for the democrats because instead of processing more moderate candidates, we're seeing that in these primaries the democrats are cannibalizing each

president obama would have confirmed supreme court justice if connell mcshane let him have a hearing. on your perspective. we know that the tax cuts benefit in the short term and we know economists say the tax cuts when they run out in 2020 -- >> harris: have you heard what the president wants to do? revisit the issue to stop the sunsetting, i believe is the term. i hear what you are saying. not everybody may agree that it is all feel-good. but some of the facts from the left are not facts. make a point. in today's world looking at people's progress at these kind of arbitrary markers like 500 days when we lookt the problems we're trying to solve are bigger and complex. the cp issues -- >> harris: we always look at the benchmarks. you have to have a measurement of progress. if you don't set a date in congress, do they do anything? >> that is right. if you talk about progress aren't getting americans back to work isn't that progress enough? look at the market. the markets are reacting with consumer confidence which means consumers have jobs and they are spending. >> look, there is a lon