pretty much happy the fact that i am over here trying to accompany something that we both need. >> dennis rodd on two seasons of donald trump's celebrity apprentice tv show rod man said his trip is being sponsored by a digital currency company leading the marijuana industry. >>> big problems out there, sal. >>> pam and dave, right now we are looking at commute as people are getting on the road early, gilroy to san jose, and getting up into the main part of the san jose. it's been rather light for the most part on the san jose roads even when there are crashes, so you can get to work out any major delays, 280 and san jose looks good here. bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is is doing well getting into san francisco. so we don't have a lot going on here. 5:19, let's bring steven. >> thank you, sal. >>> good morning everybody, under mostly clear skies, the trend is to get rid of the cloud cover, decrease the breeze, it was windy for four days there, not so much now. but it's cool out this morning. chilly air mass in place. still need to modify that i think we will toward the end of the week

molly hunter, abc news, london. >> ex-nba star dennis rod man handed out president trump's book art ofday. the former chicago bull had visited north korea several times once with a team of former nba players. today he watched the north korea basketball team and took a photo with the players. american officials have gone out of their way to say rod man had no role in the release of prisoner otto warmbier. >> consumer complaints from airline passengers shot up dramatically in april. the reason may surprise you. >> 7 on your side michael finney has that story. >> it could all be complaint of a man being dragged off the american airlines flight, it may have caused other angry passengers speak up about their own gripes. complaints rose a full 70% in april compared to the april last year. the department of transportation received 753com plants about flight delays and cancellations. that's twice as many as last year. complaints, pardon me, about overbooking, also doubled to 89 in april. the group fliers rights.org said passengers used to think travel problems were normal. now not so much. the

. >> former nba star dennis rod man is making another trip to north korea >> the winner of the awards show here. >> blasting you've givens agenda. >> congratulate you >> i met the president all of us here want to thank you for having a big beautiful behind. >> brain freeze knows what this is it going through, then. ♪ . ♪ . >> it was not business as usual in washington this week. a mass shooter opened fire during batting practice of the republican congressional baseball team. five were hurt including the whip of the republican majority steve scalise. the "washington post" reported special counsel robert mueller is investigating president trump for possible obstruction of justice. and a spokesman for vice president pence hired outside counsel. he's the chief correspondent for the "washington post" >> what is likely to be a pattern inside the white house that members of the senior staff who have been around president trump to see his disgust various aspects of the russian investigation, and his feelings toward it, could well end up being interviewed by the special counsel and they're goi

the announcement comes as former nba star dennis rod man returned to north korea. this time he denied he was enlisted to help free any americans. >> that's not your purpose? >> not my purpose at all. >> reporter: the state department says his trip had nothing to do with the release. right now, he's traveling from u.s. to japan where a medical team and state department representative and expected here in ohio to be reunited with his family later tonight. lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we turn now to the high drama on capitol hill late today as the attorney general jeff sessions went before the senate intelligence committee under oath and came out after a combative exchange and refusing to answer questions about his conversations with president trump. nbc's kasie hunt brings us inside the room. >> reporter: sitting in the same seat where fired fbi director james comey appeared just days ago, today attorney general jeff sessions defiant addressing the russian elections comey had been investigating. >> the suggestion i participated in any collusion, i was aw

. >> dennis rod man making second trip to north korea. >> it's called the cofefe act we'll tell what it is when we come back. >> let's look live across the d.c. region. beautiful shot. >> looks like a postcard. >> picture perfect indeed. it will be hot out there again today. michael thomas will fill you in on the heat wave when we come back. you're watching "fox news morning" don't go anywhere. narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. ♪ ♪ >> time 5:13 a look at top stories following for you use june 13. jeff sessions goes before senate intelligence committee today and faces questions about contact with russian offic

. >>> new this morning, former nba player dennis rod man is in north korea. scheduled to meet with kim jong un and it's rod man's fifth trip to north korea since 2013. now he says he is visiting as a private citizen but believes president trump is happy that he is there. >> i'm pretty sure he is pretty much happy the fact that i am over here trying to accompany something that we both need. >> rod man appeared on tuesday -- rod man says his trip is being sponsored by a digi till quarrions company that serves the legal marijuana industry. >>> malware that may threaten the electrical grid has been discovered. it's being called in destroyer, this can take direct control of switches and circumstance breakers at electrical substations allowing somebody to turn off power distribution or even physically damage equipment used in the distribution grid. yesterday during a senate hearing national security visor michael rogers says united states is at risk of a cyber attack that could cripple our electrical grid or communication system. >>> all right. 6:16 is the time. le

dennis rod man and his glasses said his visit to north korea played a part in warmbier's release.e department, warmbier's family have flatly denied that. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon for us. jennifer? >> shepard, one thing we know, otto warmbier was not singing karaoke with kim jong-un. sean spicer said there's no mystery about how otto warmbier died. president trump has called it a disgrace. it's the first time however that we have heard north korea address the death of the uva students, otto warmbier. officials say that he was tortured in prison for taking a propaganda poster from his hotel. the north korean news agency said they provided the young american medical care and treatment with all sincerity on a humanitarian basis and denied torturing him. the fact that warmbier died suddenly in less than a week after his return to the u.s. in his normal state of health indicators is a mystery to us. to make it clear, we're the biggist victim of this incidents. hundreds of mourners celebrated the life of this college student turning out to say their farewell in his hometown of

and north korea, as they continue testing missiles and with dennis rod man's latest trip to the country the state department and the family insists the nba star had nothing to do with his release. three americans remain in north korea in custody. secretary of state are working on it but it remain as situation. isn't cincinnati, allison barber, fox news. >>> what will happen to a program that protects so-called dreamers? hundreds of thousands of immigrants from deportation. the fate is still up in the air, originally said the obama era program known as deferred action for childhood arrivals or daka would continue to prevent them from deportation and would provide work permits. during the campaign, president trump denounced the program and said he would end it, since taking office, he expressed empathy for dreamers. the department for homeland security said the program may soon start to take shape under . coming back. you don't want to miss it. my take on the week ahead. . >>> there was talk of bipartisanship. talk of unity. but one report notes that senate democrats are considering block

k. 6:10 is the time now and dennis rodman is in korea. >> what rod man is saying about the visit now. >> this is the last time rodman met with north korea leader kim jong-un. for this trip rodman says he's trying to there to try to open a door and something more positive and "keep bringing sports to north korea." >> dennis rodman making return visit to north korea saying his visiting as a private citizen and believed president trump is happy about it. >> i'm sure he's happy about the fact i'm over here. >> okay. >> trying to accomplish something we both need. >> the former basketball star made previous controversial trips to the isolated nation where he met with leader kim jong-un. and he was asked if he would talk about several americans being detained in north. >> it's not my purposing right now. >> that's not your purpose us. any purpose is to see if i can keep bringing sports to north core owe a. >> hel discuss when he lurpd rodman's visit comes amid high tensions between u.s. and korea as north recently was carrying nuclear and missile tests. in japan tuesday a senior u.s. state

thought, you know, i'm pretty close to the center, i'm no milo yiannopoulos, and dennis prager isn't exactly a lightning rodversy. and if you're going to cancel the two of us, my god, what has it come to. connell: in the milo yiannopoulos case, people are making free speech arguments there. it was all over the news. for example, today, evergreen state college closed. they had a direct threat to campus safety and became the center of controversy with activists previously having asked white students to leave campus to talk about race,. so that was just in the news today. from your perspective, is this getting radically worse? have you seen it get worse over the years and if so, when? was there a turning point? >> i think these people, whoever these people are, wherever these people are, you know, they never stop, there is no, there is no end to whatever they do. you take a group like peta, you know, 20 years ago it was like, hey, do you want chickens to be tortured before you eat them? no, i'm down with the cause. do you think the japanese whaling ships are going too far? yeah, yeah, i disagree with that. now

dennis rodman is here to save the day, folks. arriving in north korea this morning, but why? here's what rodcnn about whether president trump approves of this trip? >> i'm pretty sure he's happy to for the fact that i'm over here trying to accomplish something we both need. >> more on rodman's bizarre visit, next. ks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. i just want to find a used car start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. [vo] what made secretariat the grwho ever lived?e of course he was strong... ...intelligent. ...explosive. but the true secret to his perfection... was a heart, twice the size of an average horse. time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. f

cry today i am >> rod raised the question of what we learn from this and what governments have learned and what we can learn from this about commitments. discussion of this and dennis and nick's response to my question, my conclusion of the lesson we should draw is a private commitment is not a commitment. i'm afraid i have to apologize to peter and others, although 50 years late, we always played by the clock around here and we conclude promptly at 2:00. so i want to thank nick, michael, and dennis for taking us back 50 years. i hope you all agree there are still lessons we will continue to learn from this very much alive episode and middle east history. thank you so much for joining us today. >> very good panel. >> well done. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. like us on facebook at c-span history. tonight, financial expert rachel schneider and economics professor jonathan detail how low to moderate income families manage money in