donald trump tweeted he was on his way to visit her.eed medical center to see our great first lady milania's successful procedure, all the well-wishers. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised the pres. for moving the embassy to jerusalem, posted this tweet, sarah and i send the first lady our warmest wishes, and the twitter account chimed in, on behalf of all white house staff we are thankful for the procedure, actor comedian rosanne barr wrote praying for our first lady, get well soon. sean aston and cnn's and a navarro who can be critical of the pres. send nice tweets and support for harry reid. jillian: dr. nicole safire will talk about the first lady. tim allen is back. >> outpouring of support from friends, last man standing is back, it will be on fox this fall, if you can't wait, don't worry because tim allen tweeted a teaser trailer for you. >> only one book you have to follow word for word. >> the bible. >> the federal tax code. >> fans of this show are celebrating the news on social media, i am so glad they are back,

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to infiltrate the trump campaign now we have intelligence director james clapper coming out just recently announcing that this tweet from donald trump he considers it to be an assault on the f.b.i. is independent of the fact that the department of justice is responding to a tweet from trump he says this is an assault on the f.b.i.'s independence in the way that it works now at this point before trump's tweet we did see media reports indicating that it was likely that the trump campaign had been infiltrated and let's remember that when trump came out and said that he had been wiretapped a similar claim he made about a year ago the media responded rather harshly this is the media responding to trump's claim about wiretapping where to get these ideas where is he getting his information anyone here disagree he wasn't going to hold anybody radionic where is the proof the intelligence committee has not seen evidence of this is occurred what the president charged president obama with wiretapping him it's not true. now this time the american mainstream media has outed the mole people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy thr

and same things we have been reading about and hearing about. >> donald trump tweeted over the weekend asking your department to, quote, get it done with getting cte back into business. this is a couple parts. will you? if so, how? >> cte did do some inappropriate things. they admitted to that and there are alternative remedies to the one we originally put forward and that is the area we will be exploring very promptly. >> and how does that work with the message, how does that message work with known sanctioned violators, sanctions violators? >> what the te did was violated sanctions against north korea and iran. that was the original case. we then settled that for a fine of $1.6 billion and an agreement to do lots of other things. the texas court appointed an examiner who wrote his report, followed up and turned out a number of statements the cte made to us were simply inaccurate and not correct during the negotiations and what happened. that is what led to the second round and our initial thought was to impose the bad lists so they could not receive exports of high-tech material and

once again donald trump totally contradicts what he said in the past with what he's doing now. here's what donald trump tweeted in 2014. ebola has been confirmed in new york city with officials frantically trying to find all of the people and things he had contact with. obama's fault. well, does he now say that it's trump's fault? what mind bending hypocrisy. now that he's president, donald trump proposes rescinding the same funding congress passed to help handle the ebola crisis in 2014 and that continues to keep america safe. god for bid this funding is rescinded and ebola outbreaks reemerge. it would actually be president trump's fault. the president should withdraw his recision request for this funding. as senator leahy and his colleagues on the state and foreign appropriations subcommittee asked in a letter this week, that funding should be free for usaid to use it as congress intended. and donald trump ought to learn from his past statements if he can blame obama for not fully going after the ebola outbreak in 2014, why is he cutting money for ebola now? finally, mr. president, on a solemn note. before t

you have to distinguish between what donald trump tweets and what donald trump does. is hollow thene floors of the deal. he has brought our european allies to the notion the deal needs fixing, either additions or amendments. the question is what happens on may 12? point for iran' s sanctions. if the in or out? host: if he decides not to do anything, does that mean the deal is done when it comes to the united states' perspective? guest: the matter what happens, we are doing something. or dol either do waivers not do the waivers. united states would no longer be in compliance with its obligation. such a thing as leaving the deal. it is not a treaty. it is an executive deal. it has not been ratified by the senate. if we say we are no longer in it, it does not mean it falls apart. russia, over to europe, china, and iran. host: when it comes to revamping or rethinking these ideas, the israeli ambassador to the united nations, his thoughts on what should be done. inspectorsrnational should be granted access to nuclear sites. second, oversight is needed. third, iran must --

after it reported only 1000 people showed up to donald trump as rally last night, you saw it live, the times admitting the error after donald trump tweeted about the apparent slight. the times reported behind the crowd counting, no exact figure is available to the fire marshal's office estimated approximately 5500 people attended the rally, not 1000 people. when we get it wrong we say so. first lady milania speaking government rumors and conjecture why she hadn't been seen in public for 20 days, the first lady tweeting i see the media working overtime speculate where i am and what i'm doing, rest assured i'm here at the white house with my family, feeling great and working hard on behalf of children and the american people. and check this out, a stunning revelation during a press conference in ukraine when russian journalist and kremlin critic who was thought to be murdered suddenly showed up. ukraine security service saying it faked his death to catch the people who were trying to kill him. russia said it was done for propagandistic effect. british activist tommy robinson jailed for showing child molesters accused of entering the courtr

donald trump and kim jong-un. this would be a good faith gesture. this is som the administration in the united stateshting for. you saw the tweet from president trump saying stay tuned. the families of the men are hoping to be released. one was taken in 2016 and one in 2015. the son of the detainees says he has been given no indication yet. that said, there is a source telling cnn who has knowledge of the negotiations under way that conversations were had two months ago when the north korean foreign minister traveled to sweden. that is when release was discussed. it was made clear that u.s. officials would not tie or link the release of the men to the broader goal of the main issue which remains denuclearization. you have the secretary of state traveling to pyongyang and said the release of the men is a topic of conversation with kim jong-un and denuclearization and the national security adviser was speaking out over the weekend. he was asked if the three hostages would be released before the summit. he said this is something north korea needs to look at and take very seriously. certainly the administration has been pushing for

president donald trump has tweeted that north korea is releasing three american citizens in captivity he said that the three detainees appear to be in good health trump said that the men are returning home with secretary of state my pompei o who is wrapping up a visit in yang and we're going to get some more on that now we're going to head to correspondent josh smith who is standing by with the very latest he is located currently in seoul welcome to you josh what more do we know who are the americans who have reportedly been freed here. so there are three korean american man two were taken prisoner last year and another one was detained by the north koreans in twenty fifteen they were in north korea going to university another was a missionary. a christian missionary and as you mentioned trump does say that they appear to be good how little has been known from till now about the condition they were in obviously another fourth american detainees out of warm beer died last year just a few days after being released by the north koreans so it's obviously going to be a major release of rel

president donald trump tweets of the man on their way home along with secretary of state mike pompei oh u.s. officials been pressing for their release is a show of goodwill ahead of a planned summit between the u.s. and north korean leaders also on the program. and here in teheran as the country reacts to america's decision to withdraw from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal and re-impose sanctions obsolete is an act questioning deals future despite european assurances that it can't be saved. until gallo welcome to the program north korea has released a three american prisoners in the run up to the historic summit with the united states the prisoners left the country immediately accompanied by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei one landed in japan a short time later on their way home the trio includes a missionary and two men who were arrested while teaching at a foreign funded film young university of science and technology all three were accused of taking part in the state's activities us president donald trump described the news as very exciting. to washington that i am d.w. our cor

donald trump yes stacey that was a rube goldberg opening nobody knows quite what she said but i'm going to start with the donald trump tweet and nobody ever knows quite what he's saying either and that is president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies e.t.e. a way to get back into business fast too many jobs in china last commerce department has been instructed to get it done this is a story highlighting the capricious nature of a us dollar empire remember we've had this exorbitant privilege for the last forty years since one nine hundred seventy one since we went off the gold standard we've had this exorbitant privilege as charles the goals of government pointed out that we were able to basically print money and get free goods from the rest of the world and this worked out quite well for a very long time and led to globalization and a rise in global living standards and now it feels like once we erected one trade barrier one basically barrier by a swift to this financial this dollar financial system a few years ago against iran and at that time our guest jim rickards said be caref

that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein would simply have to resign on principle after donald trump tweeted this. i hereby demand, and will do so officially tomorrow, that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi/doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes. and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration! but rod rosenstein was ready for this. he could see this one coming. and because this is not the old world order in which justice department independence is prized by everyone in washington, rod rosenstein did not resign in protest over a donald trump tweet. instead, within hours of that tweet yesterday afternoon, rod rosenstein issued a statement saying, if anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action. now understand rod rosenstein is in a position to already know whether anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign. he already knows that that did not happen. rod rosens

you always have to distinguish between what donald trump tweets and what donald trump does. up till now what he has done successfully is highlighted the laws of the deal could he has brought along, i think, our european allies to the notion that the deal needs fixing, that it needs additions or amendment amendments. the question really is what happened on may 12 which is the decision point in the next waivers that he has to make for iran sanctions. is he in or out? >> if he decides that he doesn't do anything this time around, does that mean the deal is formally done when it comes to the united states? >> have to do something. no matter what happens we are doing something. we either will do the waivers which keep us in compliance with our obligations under this agreement where we don't do the waivers in which case united states is no longer in compliance with its application. there's no such thing as leaving the deal. it's

donald trump and kim jong-un. delegations from both sides met at a border truce village on sunday to hammer out the details, with donald trump tweeting the summit has "brilliant potential" for the north. that is a major turnaround from three days ago, when trump said the summit was canceled. correspondent bruce harrison told us more. bruce: things are moving so quickly, it is really hard to keep up with all the developments. today, we just heard from officials in seoul that president moon jae-in and like to attend the summit hihimself,f talks go well between the u.s. and north korerea. they're seeing how does play out. the u.s. has a team at the border now, led d by a man named ambassador to the phphilippines.s. before he took that post, he served extensively in the u.s. state department regarding enter koreanan affairs, korean affairs in general. he is widely considerered to be onone of the state depararent'ss top experts in that field. in 2005, or at leastst under the bush administration, he was a key playayer in nuclear negotiatations at the time. ultimately, those talks did not convince north korea to abandon its weapons program,

president donald trump tweets of the man on their way home along with secretary of state mike home pio u.s. officials have been pressing for their release is a show of goodwill ahead of a planned summit between the u.s. and north korean leaders also on the program. and your intention.

says that donald trump tonight is, according to chuck schumer, leading the united states towards a, quote, banana republic. you may also notice our newscast does not treat donald trump's tweets as automatic news. we do not report on any latest twitter insults as a kind of national event, but when donald trump does do something important that happens to take place on twitter, we will show the tweet. this is one of those times. your president, donald trump, calling for a doj investigation into whether or not the fbi or doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes, and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. trump teeing off these reports as part of the fbi investigation into russian election meddling, there was an informant who spoke to unpaid advisers to donald trump. now, the doj can take trump's tweet and file it away or ignore it, politicians say all kinds of things. but trump appointee and the supervisor of the mueller probe, rod rosenstein, rushing to essentially give credence to all these and operationalize trump's demand, announcing they will look at this issue as part of a probe that's already ope

oil prices have fallen back after donald trump tweeted that he would announce his decision on the iranlear deal at 2:00 p.m. washington time. many have lobbied the president and his aides to remain in the agreement. more's johnson, who is in is saying the deal is flawed but can be improved. after 2025, the current deal allows iran to go forward fast to enrichment programs that could lead to a nuclear weapon. we need to find a way of fixing that. president has been right to call attention to it. but you can do that without throwing the baby out with the bathwater. jpmorgan's ceo has said that it's possible u.s. growth and inflation has grown fasterough to prompt raising of interest rates than anticipated. there is a possibility that growth accelerates and then inflation accelerates higher than you expect. which maye short end force the 10 up, not down. you could deal with 4% bonds and i think people should be prepared for it. juliette: china oversee estimates exceeded -- china overseas imports exceeded estimates. there's a $28.8 billion trade surplus. from continues to benefit robust de

out chuck schumer, donald trump putting the minority leader on blast for his flip-flop on the iran deal. carly shimkus for serious xm 115 with reaction online. >> reporter: the tweetump taking to twitter, chuck schumer farhat again. deal going at it with pres. obama and then voted against it. now he says should not have terminated the deal but he doesn't believe that, say with comey, and i fired him. the sen. shot back using the name of first lady milania's initiative writing be best. the pres.'s supporters weighing in on the latest tit for tat, crying chuck is a political hack, donald trump is the only person in washington americans trust, it is time someone says it like it is and put america first and john says chuck schumer is living up to his name, he always moves according to the twisted views of the party. he did a video, he would prefer the pres. stay in the deal, work with our allies to fix it. todd: he didn't just oppose the deal, he was on every single news channel vociferously fighting against the deal. we are going to a party and need $100,000 to go. >> we have not heard about the clinton foundation but we are reportedly hosting this swanky gala with t

president donald trump tweeting that the band are in the air and on their way back home along the factory of state mike pompei all u.s. officials have been pressing for their release as a show of goodwill that's ahead of a planned summit between the u.s. and north korean leader.

in response, president donald trump tweeted thank you, a smart and gracious gesture. in a couple weeks, kim jong-un will let journalists witness the facility being destroyed and a couple weeks later, he will meet with president donald trump for a one-day summit in singapore. u.n. officials say and if agreement is reached and sanctions are lifted, north koreans will prosper. >> no one has been allowed access we have been given since 1961. and, the access i had, my team had was extraordinary. >> official say around 10 million north koreans are suffering from malnourishment and anemia. >>> the white house is under fire tonight or refusing to apologize for and aid who reportedly made a cruel joke about ailing senator john mccain. ondrea barbara explains he is now getting the support of members from both parties. while spending time at his virginia golf property, president donald trump's white house refuses to deny or distance itself from a staffer stinging comment about ailing senator john mccain. who is undergoing brain cancer treatment. kelly sadler reportedly joked it d

>> arkansas we have hutchinson against jared henderson and at the same time let's bring up donald trump's tweetbout the arkansas governor race, the great governor of arkansas is in the primary tomorrow, has done an internal job focusing on lower taxes and goes on talking about military veterans. >> nothing better in the republican primary than getting a tweet from donald trump before it happens. you have seen in general elections in the general election survey, it is up by 40 points over his democratic opponent so that is one where hutchinson has done a great job tying to the president it has a good record as governor, he will be successful. >> donald trump won by 60%. moving to kentucky were donald trump won by 62%. >> a lot of people watching in kentucky, central kentucky and you have that race, if you look at andy barr, she should be good in the general election the democrats are excited about their two candidates, jim gray, mayor of lexington and amy mcgrath, they have been getting negative after each other over the last week. >> republicans don't want to lose control of the house or the se

. >> reporter: now new presidential pressure on the justice department as donald trump tweets today about a criminal deep state there. aren't you worried you're undercutting the justice department? >> no, no. we're not undercutting. we're cleaning everything up. >> reporter: from rod rosenstein a few seats away talking immigration, silence on that but not from critics questioning now are we headed towards a constitutional crisis? are we in one already? >> will the president fire his own deputy attorney general he picked? it's not there yet but it keeps building to this pressure point and we should expect some sort of resolution in the next few weeks. >> reporter: we're learning tonight jared kushner according to a now sat for a second source familiar has now sat for a second special counsel interview some six hours long and apparently received his permanent security clearance after being downgraded earlier this year, lester? >> hallie, before i let you go, fill us in on the court ruling about the president's tweets and whether he can block followers, as most people are able to do. >> repo

the sleeping pill ambien for her racist tweet against obama aide valerie jarrett, and then donald trump tweeted this -- jane: the white house press secretary said this was not in support of roseanne, but pointing out media bias. for more on the highlights of the press briefing, i spoke a brief time ago with north america reporter anthony zurcher. anthony, why is the president getting involved in this? anthony: that's a good question, because yesterday sarah huckabee sanders told reporters that he was extremely focused on other things like north korea and he was not going to weigh in on it. i think he just couldn't resist and wanted to make the story about him and his perceived disrespect that the media is treating him with. sarah huckabee sanders went on during the press conference to air grievances and list the things that abc should have apologized to donald trump for. this is a tactic that trump and the white house do regularly. they deflect onto the media and change the story about the media and make it them and not donald trump. jane: he has gone after his poor old attorney general, jeff s

you read donald trump's tweet and sarah huckabee sanders described what flood is going to be doing, representing the president against the russia witch hunt. you cannot get much more adversarial than that. they presented evidence of russian involvement in the election. but ey are looking at this purely as they are out to get donald trump and we are going to push back. jane: and there are reports that mr. mueller himself could become more adversarial, trying to t bpoena mr. trump. how likely is it t. trump is going to have to sit down with him? anthony: it is a delicate dance and has been for months. both sides want this to reach ao neated agreement where they define what donald trump is going to talk about, that he does so voluntarily. the subpoena is turning a dance into a fist fight.in it is fohim to show up, or maybe not. enere is an open question about whether the presidt can be legally subpoenaed. they started with bill clinton and then backed off and negotiated a televised interview. ronald reagan answered questions in writing. they are trying to use the subpoena here -- that is definite e

donald trump yes still you see that was a rube goldberg opening nobody knows quite what he said but i'm going to start with the donald trump tweet and nobody ever knows quite what he's saying either and that is president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies e.t.e. a way to get back into business fast too many jobs in china last commerce department has been instructed to get it done this is a story highlighting the capricious nature of a us dollar empire remember we've had this exorbitant privilege for the last forty years since one nine hundred seventy one since we went off the gold standard we've had this exorbitant privilege as charles the goals of government pointed out that we were able to basically print money and get free goods from the rest of the world and this worked out quite well for a very long time and led to globalization and a rise in global living standards and now it feels like once we erected one trade barrier one basically barrier by a swift to this financial this dollar financial system a few years ago against iran and at that time our guest jim rickards said be caref

donald trump tweeted that he will make an official announcement on monday asking the justice department to look into whether the agency snooped on his presidential campaign for political purposes trump also said that he wants to know whether such a scheme was directed by the obama administration earlier the f.b.i. confirmed it had an informant inside stump's campaign but refused to name that person for security reasons whether the u.s. media has. outed the informant is being stefan how three real professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with long standing links to u.s. and british intelligence alpa served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a high profile spying operation dating back to the one thousand nine hundred new ping on president jimmy carter's administration for ronald reagan's campaign. let's say on the line down to steve he's a political commentator and a t.v. host this is there is a juicy story it's a fascinating one and it's a bit of a throwback to the eighty's as we mentioned that trump wants to probe the f.b.i. first of a

heather: donald trump all smiles with kim kardashian west, hosting this photo, calling the meeting on prison reform great. west tweeting would like to thank donald trump for his time this afternoon. it is our hope the pres. will grant clemency to alex marie johnson who is serving a life sentence for nonviolent drug offense. and advocates for prison reform. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, ice is claiming credit for deadly attack on police in belgium, the jihadist who carried it out on leave from prison. is a time for europe to get tough on terror? >> we had to finance and carry much of the cost of the federal government's failure. we went to see a solution. heather: the major crackdown on obama era policies in the white house. a cheeseburger, kim jong un's proposal to stop the nuclear outbreak and twitter is eating that one. ♪ the next big thing in food was once a little paper box. now we can easily take out food from a restaurant. let's stay in and binge-watch the snow. genius. now, the next big thing is the capital one savor card. earn 3% cash back on dining, 2% on groceries, and 1% on all other purc

administration specifically the former secretary of state john kerry in fact we heard donald trump or will saw donald trump tweeting not just today but also on monday criticizing john kerry saying his actions to try to salvage the deal potentially meeting with the iranian foreign minister at the united nations in recent weeks calling that illegal under the logan act which prohibits private citizens from conducting diplomatic activity but he also continued to criticize john kerry today in fact saying on twitter that he said john is hurting your country stay away from negotiations certainly there's no question that donald trump is looking with this decision to perhaps criticize the previous administration and also potentially fulfill his america first promise that he made on the campaign trail ok kimberly we'll leave it there kimberly how good standing by the white house for that big announcement for donald trump thank you. a dense web of written agreements and deadlines make up the iran nuclear deal which took years to agree the deal was finally signed off by iran in twenty fifteen with the five permanent u.n. secur

donald trump. two are academics, the third this man, all punished for espionage for hostile acts. donald trump hitting about the release tweetinge past administration has long been asking for 3 hostages to be released from north korea labor camp but to no avail. stay tuned. rob: the us trade team arriving in china. donald trump tweeting the delegation led by steve mnuchin is, quote, trying to negotiate a level playing field on trade. the pres. has threatened tariffs up to $150 billion of chinese goods and retaliation for alleged violation of intellectual property theft and china has out to fight back. jillian: a lot of panic on a southwest airlines flight when a window breaks in midair. the pilot making an emergency landing two weeks after one was nearly sucked out of the plane window on the same airline. rob: jackie ibanez mandates more inspections for southwest. >> reporter: another major scabbard flight. southwest passenger jet pact with 80 people heading from chicago to newark forced to land in cleveland less than an hour into that flight, passengers taking photos of the damage, left the window shattered with splintered gas

did you see donald trump's tweet? >> believe it or not. l day about him. >> why should it be different from any other day. >> tweet, quote happy memorial day. those who died for our great country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today. best economy in decades. lowest unemployment numbers for blacks and hispanics ever. and women in 18 years. rebuilding our military and so much more. nice. >> who thought that you could worry that you could do a tweet that used the phrase -- those who died for our great country and nice, ex-ma mags point in the same tweet. >> not quite ronald reagan's soaring rhetoric. >> some would say it's moronic. >> and told to us by meggy noonan. >> it's hard to laugh. >> penny, you can tell peggy did not write that. >> he got ten words into his memorial day tweet before turning to the successes of his own administration. that memorial day is one of the most solemn and for me, reflective holidays. >> when you think of the revolution for people who died and gave their lives to the rest of us a

donald trump." gregg jarrett. i love the title. >> thank you. >> sean: wow! cuomo wants this attorney general out. donald trump sweeted that in 2013 -- tweeted that in 2013. weiner, snitser and snyder. >> he had to have known nothing. schneiderman's excuse is this is rough sex and i never crossed the line to assault. that doesn't seem to be what the accusers are saying. schneiderman's finished. he just doesn't know it yet. >> look at the cover, the headline on drudge. i have so much ground to ever co. let me go to contempt issue that we spoke to devin nunes about. david, get your take on that. >> this is government working for devin nunes to go forward with this. we wish a constitutional crisis but not the constitutional cry six that senator schumer and others talked about. when we have a rogue special prosecutor run amok and a justice department not responding to legitimate concerns from the article i body of congress we risk a constitutional crisis. there must be cooperation. i'm sorry if it has to come to contempt. i think we maybe need to look to changing people in positions. >> sean: either they do their job now -- this has gone on for well over a ye

tweet came after my speech at the democratic national convention. so the next morning i'm getting up early, dragged on to cnn, chris cuomo sets it up, here's donald trump'save to say? and i said, what i have to say in response, i love you, donald trump, i don't want you to be my president, but i will never let you -- never let your mean words pull me so low as to hate you. i'll do everything i can to stop you from being president but i will never, ever hate you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really. >> darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. hate can't drive out hate, only love can do that. patriotism is love of country. you cannot love your country unless you love your fellow countrymen and women. we don't have to always like each other and get along. but love -- we sort of rhetorically reduce the power of that word. love says, i see you, i hear you, i know your worth and value, i know my destiny is interwoven with yours. i know if your children do bad in school because we underfund public education, then my kids are going to suffer. i know if your kids don't getted tooed good health care, they might not achieve their destiny and

donald trump yes stacey that was a rube goldberg opening nobody knows quite what she said but i'm going to start with the donald trump tweet and nobody ever knows quite what he's saying either and that is president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies e.t.e. a way to get back into business fast too many jobs in china last commerce department has been instructed to get it done this is a story highlighting the capricious nature of a us dollar empire remember we've had this exorbitant privilege for the last forty years since one thousand seventy one since we went off the gold standard we've had this exorbitant privilege as charles the goals government pointed out that we were able to basically print money and get free goods from the rest of the world and this worked out quite well for a very long time and led to globalization and a rise in global living standards and now it feels like once we erected one trade barrier one basically barrier by a swift to this financial this dollar financial system a few years ago against iran and at that time our guest jim rickards said be careful what

president donald trump tweeted that there will be a good deal for farmers in the united states. an update to the trade deal between the united states and china. >>> deadpool was the top movie the box office over the weekend. >> i was late because i was rounding up all the gluten in space. but the superhero filmed debuted with $125 million in ticket sales. avengers dropped from first with $28 million, it's approaching the $2 billion for global sales. and in third place 'book club'. >>> increasing the bridge tolls . >>> and a show of unity. the call for change at a peaceful protest over the weekend. >>> ktvu fox 2 news , complete coverage. -- bay area coverage. >>> it's currently 6:52 am. the funerals are underway for the weekend plane crash in cuba that killed 112 people's -- the flight data recorder is still missing. the plane crashed shortly after leaving havana. the crew was from mexico, because cuba didn't have any certified a pilot. the plane was 39 years old. >>> health officials in the congo will start vaccinating people against ebola. that was after four cases were report

you can see it coincided with the timing of donald trump's tweet. stocks immediately started plummeting. you see with the intraday chart. he will be announcing his decision on whether to remain or exit that nuclear deal. i have the session was about 216 points from them upside. you can see with that tweet. we are still holding onto gains of about 73 points for the dow jones industrial. oil blasting through a level we haven't seen in three and half years. they are currently the best performing sector in the s&p 500. you can see oil is now plummeting just a bit. if understand that iran is an opec member. it's going to play into intimately into the psychology of the energy markets. an apple hitting an all-time high currently on pace for the second straight record close after warren buffett said he would consider by more shares at the current price. as a longest winning streak in eight months. two amazon giving apple a run for its money. the 29th record close of the year. that stock is up $15 or just under 1%. we have the advisory group. she knows every

president donald trump has changed his story about hush money paid to a porn star who claims she had an affair with him more than a decade ago trump tweeted that he knew about a one hundred thirty thousand dollars payment to stormy daniels but he said it was a retainer fee for his lawyer and the money did not come from his election campaign funds which i know pres or diane has the latest. donald trump has admitted he's aware of the hush money paid to former porn star stormy daniels the president hansen not knowing anything about the payment but now he appears to be changing his story on twitter he wrote the agreement was to stop false and extortionists accusations about the affair and he says money from his presidential campaign was not used his tweets follow an interview with rudy giuliani that may have backfired against trump giuliani recently joined trump's legal team he says the president knew about the hush money and even reimbursed his lawyer michael cohen from making the payment so they followed through law for formal draw from the president repaid . the comments contradict tom's previous and i also felt the scandal. trumps lawyer

both sides of the political aisle floating social media with well wishes for the first lady, donald trump tweetingis way to visit her writing heading over to the wall street medical center to see our first lady, milania. she is in good spirits, thank you to all the well-wishers. vp mike pence says the second lady and i are relieved our dear friend, and praying for her swift recovery. grateful to the medical team at walter reed. and on behalf of america's -- ted cruz wrote praying for the continued good health of our wonderful first lady. chuck schumer chiming in saying the first lady underwent sincere wishes for his speedy recovery. well wishes coming in for harry reid who had surgery yesterday as well. rob: two nice tweets, moving to jerusalem -- >> these proposals, so many i can't keep -- >> they always pop up in the news. and social media debate for a trump themed proposal. a picture posted to social media shows the student holding a sign that says will you make my night, trouble letters and let me deport you to the prom. the new wisconsin school district offered support to upset student saying

donald trump is tweeting this will bea donald trump is tweeting this will be a very special moment for this meeting with kimjong—un in june, but it's peace, this meeting with kimjong—un injune, but it's a big political gamble for him, isn't it? it is. there's a lot of risk, he is building this up as they possibly historic meeting that could be a very special moment for world peace. when you give it that kind of billing if you walk away without anything, or if you walk away with anything, or if you walk away with an agreement that critics say this not secure denuclearization, does not secure denuclearization, does not have the sort of verification process necessary , not have the sort of verification process necessary, then it could be a political miscalculation for him. it's going to be a lot of pressure to have the sort of meeting but together with just about a months notice between now and thejune 12 date. that's a lot of pressure to work out the details. these things have to be scripted down to the minute, what they will talk about, how the etiquette will be carried out. these thing

make on friday the summit was off canceled by donald trump and yet here we are on monday and it looks like it's very much back on this was donald trump tweeting just a few hours ago he said our united states team has arrived in north korea to make arrangements for the summit between kim jong il and myself he goes on i truly believe north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one day kim jong un agrees with me on this it will happen and he might as well be talking that it will happen about the summit because all the signals are that it will indeed happen a delegation is on route right now from washington d.c. to singapore we think they're probably refueling in japan right now a delegation from north korea has been spotted beijing airport it's believed that they will take a connecting flight within half an hour from now from beijing down to singapore they should all arrive at the same time for the just tickle talks for paratroop security talks about that side of things meanwhile in power moon john donald trump was talking about talks going on inside north korea we're going to do u.s. delegation there le

donald trump yes stacey that was a rube goldberg opening nobody knows quite what she said but i'm going to start with the donald trump tweet and nobody ever knows quite what he's saying either and that is president xi of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies e.t.e. a way to get back into business fast too many jobs in china last commerce department has been instructed to get it done this is a story highlighting the capricious nature of a u.s. dollar empire remember we've had this exorbitant privilege for the last forty years since one nine hundred seventy one since we went off the gold standard we've had this exorbitant privilege as charles the goals of government pointed out that we were able to basically print money and get free goods from the rest of the world and this worked out quite well for a very long time and led to globalization and a rise in global living standards and now it feels like once we erected one trade barrier one basically barrier by a swift to this financial this dollar financial system a few years ago against iran and at that time our guest jim rickards said be car

and donald trump jr. re-tweeted it. e, give -- still -- >> it's still up. >> it's giving oxygen to this just garkage. that -- garbage. that is other -- that is part of political discourse. >> let's not innoculate donald trump sr. from spreading conspiracy theories. he does plenty of that. he did it in a rally last night in nashville. he's setting the pace here. he's setting the example on that. and his son has clearly taken the ball and run with it on this and many other things. he's been in the twitter space re-tweeting things he probably shouldn't. >> conspiracy theories live on regardless of whether they are true or false. and that you can also look at with the russia investigation. with this whole spygate notion, that republican trey gowdy, who has seen the classified documents on spygate or the embedded source or whatever you want to call it, the confidential source. here's what trey gowdy said last ni night on fox news about why the investigation began. >> i am even more convinced that the fbi does exactly what my

wait official reports in whatever form we get them. >> the tweet by rosanne barr, that abc to immediately cancel her show, no mention by donald trump tonight at his speech but trace gallagher tracking it all. >> reporter: a destructive, she would tweet, apologizing tweet again. and valerie jarrett of -- rosanne racially attacked jarrett who was born in iran. muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals valerie jarrett. rosanne then apologized to jarrett and all-americans for, quote, making a bad joke but the damage was done. and valerie jarrett responded on msnbc, watch. >> we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i am fine, i am worried about all the people who don't have a circle of friends and followers that come to their defense was a person walking down the street minding their own business anti-semitic linking to their purse across the street. >> reporter: rosanne's twitter battle included george soros and chelsea clinton, chelsea soros clinton implying she had married into the soros family. chelsea replied my given middle name is victoria. i imagine george soros's nephews are lovely people but i'm not marrie

donald trump tweeting his support for the governor ahead of tonight's race, primaries being held in georgiasas and kentucky with runoff elections tonight in texas. rob: prince harry and meghan markle will make an appearance to honor prince charles at buckingham palace. jillian: the first look at the official wedding photo showing the new duke and duchess of sussex smiling on the steps of windsor castle, the couple posing with the bridal party, and bridesmaids. the queen all smiles in a new portrait with megan's mother by her side. flowers from the wedding were donated to a hospital. it is 10 minutes after the hour. shocking video showing the moment the man opened fire at a trump resort. the body camera footage as bullets fly from the florida golf club. jillian: pompeo putting iran unnoticed as the european union assures iran of its commitment to the nuclear deal. >> they may decide to try to keep the old nuclear deal with tehran. that is their decision to make. they know where we stand. rob: why are our allies siding with the country known for its financial backing of terror organizations?

i think donald trump often tweets what he's feeling. sometimes the best thing is to real the analysis of what he wrote. >> he tweeted about "the new york times" saying, quote, a nonexistent senior white house official, when, in fact, the paper had an audio exposure. dud he intentionally try to misinform? >> i would be shocked if the president was trying to is inform the public. he's a person who really doesn't seem to know his administration. >> with all the tweets, they just seem to overshadow the release of the american prisoners in venezuela. help can't stand to let the moment stand on its own. so he has to promise more to come. how did this release come about? >> you know, i think the -- the americans detained overseas are being brought back home. that's something he clearly thinks about. that's not only the right thing to do, but a good photo-op policy. it's interesting that he decided to sort of jump on his own way. i can't tangle with that. but taking folks detand over yeahs for what we believe to be improper reasons and bringing