dr. kim? in the documents of the summit and the south korean north and, obviously, south corporation is important especially to the economy. however, the south korean government is very cautious in implementing economic cooperation because of the existence of the international sanctions and also solidarity with the international society. this is quite different from what was mentioned. you have a kind of, a little bit thinking in the government. they pay respect to the solitary tea of the international society and will be very cautious and they want to show kim jong-un on the breach that he is new. it's a new korean economic plan. we -- we prepared a lot how to support north korea, and what we can do. in various ways. basically we had eight types of economic plans, so china, in siberia. ands and also siberia including the ocean but the key is the korean peninsula. it's based on the plan. we explained kim jong-un. but we have been promised -- it how to implement -- it depends on the north korea

to join dr. kim and thanking the center for this opportunity of exchanging views today. seen aanuary we have series of fast moving diplomatic moves which led to the summit and a joint declaration friday. always, different analysts have different assessments of the same developments. dr. kim and i are longtime friends. that does not mean we always agree with each other. i myself believe something significant is going on. development exactly what see, aas hope to softening of positions of all problemsd to solve the through dialogue and diplomatic means. alwaysean peninsula is full of dramatic events. after crazy nuclear testing in sanctions, kim with a kicked off a year new year suggesting the completion of his nuclear deterrent. at the same time he expressed participating could be held in south korea. as always the case, developments on the peninsula, like the as aics, it was used vehicle to reopen diplomatic talks. to a flurry of high-stakes diplomacy in the region. the south korean envoys were to kim jong-un himself. they came back with startling messages for a summit i

dr. kim wallace not a state requirement fremont is choosing to teach sex ed in 4th grade rrrrise responsibility r1. policy will establish what grades. start in 4th grade or 5th2. vote to approve curriculum to start teach whatever grades they approved in the first item brian kilgore 520-364-5797new curriculum 3r/meets standards -believes it starts too early -4th grade-8/9 year was supposed to go effect after spring break about 200 speakers 7k signatures of parents that disagree with the the new curriculum additional components needs to be added to the school district's sex and puberty educationand so the district went out to seek curriculum because the state doesn't provide itfinding the best curriculum to be in compliance with the lawrights, respect, and responsibility there is an opt-out clause where parents can opt their children out of one or all of the classesfremont is different from other nearby districts in that they teach puberty and health education from grades 4 thorugh 9. others wi

dr. kimallace not a state requirement fremont is choosing to teach sex ed in 4th grade rrrrise responsibility r1. policy will establish what grades. start in 4th grade or 5th2. vote to approve curriculum to start teach whatever grades they approved in the first item brian kilgore 520-364-5797new curriculum 3r/meets standards -believes it starts too early -4th grade-8/9 year was supposed to go effect after spring break about 200

. >> kim member having a seizure during his -- he starred in the series dr. ken and starred -- he's license today practice medicine in california. >>> the competition is dwindling down now on "american idol." the country had its say in last night's episode that aired live from coast to coast. right now there are only five contestants left before the big

dr. evil moment where kim jong-un announce what is he wants. i keep coming to $100 billion. he with will want a lot to get rid of the weapons. the thing which is important to understand is in a military conflict with the united states or south korea or anybody else, north koreans are going to lose the conflict. the only thing that guaranteed survival is potentially as many as 60 nuclear weapons. you know, if they use those weapons, millions of people will die. to give those up, he would want at least $100 billion in economic aid. he will want a security guarantee from the chinese. that is why he has gone to china so many times. he will want a lot. the question is will we pony up? is the price big enough? can the president spend the capital and convince the american people it is worth it and kim jong-un won't cheat? >> and can we take your dr. evil reference all the way in the next hour with an impression? criticized here at home and around the world. is it time to consider the administration's success? >> i think so. the think we need to understand with president trump, if y

dr. terry's president. kim jong un has a strategy i think she is right.y. i'm terribly worried for all of his bufrt about what a great negotiator he is he is being horn swagled here. >> not horn swagled. >> these men should have never been held. and so kim gives them become. well that's fine. he is making a big thing and the president is very happy. he is going to stop testing. the site where he tests is a mountain collapsing from all the previous tests. he is not giving anything. and the president think he is getting a lot. >> no i want to get dr. ter's take with the ph.d.. i believe horn swagled is an accurate term? is the united states getting horn swagled. >> that's remaining to be even. the administration is clear eyed maybe not president trump but i think bolton and pompeo are clear eyed. but what president trump has done by pulling out of the iran deal he sets himself a high bar. we see what he accomplish was north korea because he just basically said to the world and to americans that deal was not good enough. whatever deal he makes with kim jong

dr. moon, mr. kim, congressman kim, congressman park, dr. park, for traveling all the way from the republic of korea. we are deeply honored to be the first venue in washington, d.c. chosen for public engagement by high-level korean officials since the inter-korean summit. the atlantic council is proud to host the event through our center for strategy and security in partnership for the first time with the east asia foundation at such a historic moment. if just the opening conversation we had as we were just preparing to come into this room is any indication of the kind of rich conversation that we'll have now. hold on to your seats. as i watch the summit on the korean peninsula unfold, and i watched the amazing theatrics of the long conversation on the bridge, on going across the line back and forth, i was remind of my own experience conversation the transformation of germany around the fall of the berlin watch. you had a sense of history throughout that period of time, but you were never quite sure where it would all land, and i think that'

minister sergey lavrov has extended a wall invitation to north korean leader kim jong un to visit russia the advancement came as love dr made a trip to pyongyang where he met kim said the aim of love drugs visit was discussing bilateral relations as well as international and regional issues the trip comes less than two weeks before a planned historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un trump had briefly canceled the summit last week lavrov warned against sudden changes in diplomatic contacts with north korea while in the country have a listen to what he said. we view it as important to treat these contacts extremely sensitive lee not to try to make abrupt movements to artificially adjust the process which requires considerable time and detailed coordination of all components of the package. that will make it possible not only to denuclearize the entire korean peninsula but also to ensure sustainable peace and stability throughout northeast asia. joining me now is going to score a spot on josh smith and so with south korea josh lobdell that warning the sensitivity and care when

director with hearings on a trade deal in china and preparations of the historic summit with kim jong un. dra grant, thank you for joining us this morning. what an important and exciting time for the trump administration. so much going on. let's begin with the embassy opening in jerusalem. i was working when that was transpiring, the official ceremony and it was something to see history in the making. >> it was very moving, something pres. truman started when he recognized the state of israel 70 years ago and shocked and sad to see the violent pictures. i wonder why children are put in protests like that but misses the mark of moving forward and assigned trump will not let a violent protest deter his foreign-policy. >> interesting to hear the white house's either because they say declaring jerusalem the capital of israel takes original out of the picture and out of the equation when it comes to the peace negotiations. we saw violence breakout yesterday and hopefully that will subside. >> the word peace negotiations, very significant was we heard from pompeo the peace process is still alive w

. >>> director kim is absent. with that dr. armistead? >> director armistead: here. >> harper?sent. >> reiskin >> director reiskin: here. >> sesay? >>is present. >> vice chair gee? >> vice chair gee: present. >> director davis just walked in and joined us. with that mr. chairman you have a quorum. the next item is item 3, board of communications. i'm not aware of any. >> chair nuru: i would just like to say over the weekend i saw a light security at some of the job fairs and they were out trying to hire guards for the transbay so it was really great

it's a date president trump will meet kim jong un june twelve in singapore what's at stake let's ask dr harlan ullman former advisor to the pentagon vietnam and persian gulf veteran now chairman of two private companies and u.p.i. eyes are no divorce distinguished columnist his latest book is anatomy of failure why america loses every war it starts well come nice to be with you you're a book title was very suggestive that the wars we are drawn into go better for us than the ones we provoke for the benefit of our younger viewers which was the korean war the korean war was one that we were provoked into but we didn't win it and that really began the series of military interventions that have not necessarily proved successful the good news is we won the ones that count it world war one world war two in the cold war and those we didn't start but you take a look at what happened in vietnam what happened in the persian gulf the second time in two thousand and three our interventions in libya and elsewhere these have not succeeded in large part because we didn't know what we're doing and we sh

a role >>> director kim is absent. with that dr. armistead? >> director armistead: here. >> harper?

because there are tremendous political gains to be had by both men, trump and kim jong-un. >> dr. terry, same question to you? are they going to meet >> i absolutely agree with dr. lee. i think that letter is written by president trump that was noteworthy to me, the words he used. beautiful. some of mr. trump's favorite words. he used it it's noteworthy for some discipline i know it might not look that way. i saw discipline in his messaging. he did definitely live a window for future possibilities as dr. lee said, there's an incentive by both parties to come to the talks to have this meeting. >> professor lee, i mean, the way you characterize the letter, it sounds like perhaps the president of north korea could be offended by this. what do you think his next move could be in response to this if the letter is that condescending. >> i'm sure kim did not see this coming why? because over the past 70 years of u.s./north korea relations it was always north korea playing that game, playing hard to get and having the u.s. chase it north korea has walked out of meetings, right in the midd

kim zeleny, julie hirschfield davis. julie, dr. bornstein had been the physician 30 years, if not longer, all of a sudden says that a couple weeks or so after the election, they burst into his office and they start going through his files and take everything, all the medical records, regarding donald trump who was then the president of the united states. and he says, he doesn't think they had some sort of medical order that would allow that kind of intrusion. >> right. and it's very intriguing, first of all, that this doctor is sort of an odd figure. he's appeared at various points since the president was elected saying different things about his state of health. but you do have to wonder whether this was a medical issue or a legal issue. you know, there are pretty robust privacy laws surrounding all these health records. on what authority were they doing that? what cannexactly were they look for? >> and a day after dr. bornstein had suggested, yes, the president was taking a drug to increase his hair growth. >> it seems to me the

. >>> director kim is absent. with that dr. armistead? >> director armistead: here. >> harper? >> director harper: present. >> reiskin >> director reiskin: here. >> sesay? >>is present. >> vice chair gee? >> vice chair gee: present. >> director davis just walked in and joined us. with that mr. chairman you have a quorum. the next item is item 3, board of communications. i'm not aware of any. >> chair nuru: i would just like to say over the weekend i saw a light security at some of the job fairs and they were out trying to hire guards for the transbay so it was really great to see them and really trying to reach out to the local communities to get people to come and help with the transbay. i thought that was a good thing. >> that's great. next item, item 4, board of director's new and old business. i'm also not aware of any. item five. >> good morning, directors. at the last board meeting we reported an executive site meeting scheduled with ac transit to assess the construction progress and determine the next steps needed to start bus training. the meeting went very well. we'll

kim jong-un. we'll have the latest for you. dr. sebastian gorka is here next.alk the summit and commies *. do of any our intelligence agencies actually work? agencies actually work? let's find out next. cheru has no choice. she, and millions like her, walk miles a day for dirty water but together, we can end their walk ...by providing clean water - close by. instead of spending hours walking to get water that makes them sick, girls can be in a classroom and moms will gain back time to care for their families. sons and daughters can grow up strong ...finally free of sicknesses. it's true. when you just add water you change a life. learn more at worldvision.org. lou: negotiations between the united states and north korea moving ahead to the realization of that june 12 summit in singapore. secretary of state pompeo met with the top north korean diplomat in new york city. they are holding talks in singapore and the korean dmz. joining us, dr. sebastian gorka. let's start with these talks moving ahead. the white house making it clear, if they can and the conditions

kim jong-un. we'll have the latest for you. dr. sebastian gorka is here next.lk the summit and commies *. do of any our intelligence agencies actually work? let's find out next. stay with us. g your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, a

kim jong-un. we'll have the latest for you. dr. sebastian gorka is here next.ll talk the summit and commies *. do of any our intelligence agencies actually work? agencies actually work? let's findat business?how do yo stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides, for effortless comfort. don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale! save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis un

kim jong-un. we'll have the latest for you. dr. sebastian gorka is here next. the summit and commies *. do of any our intelligence agencies actually work? let's find out next. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin with powerful 24-hour relief from symptoms triggered by over 200 different allergens like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $18 on select claritin products. check this sunday's newspaper. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. just another day on the

kim threaten our allies or the united states. joining us former strategist to president trump. dr. sebastian gorka. we'll start with the withdrawal of the june 12th summit and make it clear that the u.s. military is prepared to act. your thoughts about president's clear statement and choice for kim? >> well your monologue hit all of the key points, not only was the regime rude and insulting to the white house and vice-president, but they threatened nuclear war. it is important point that the mainstream media seems to miss. the president said if the conditions are not right for a meaningful meeting, he will walk away from the deal. he mentioned four days ago, and he wrote in the book the art of the deal, never be so vested in the potential deal that you are not prepared to walk away. north korea reverted to type and they are playing games and in is the wrong administration to play games with. >> lou: following that. i want to share this report from the washington post, in which they are now reporting north korea said it is ready to talk to the united states at any time, responding to trump's cancella

dr. scholl's. born to move. lou: president trump canceled north korea summit over open hostility, as he put it from kim jong-un andime. however, president trump hintinga that talks could begin again if north korea were willing to change course. >> in har harmony prosperity and peace, that bright, beautiful future can only happen when the threat of nuclear weapons is removed. no way it can happen otherwise. if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. lou: north korea did not wait long, inviting a handful of journalists to observe, there are no nuclear experts there. no weapon experts to verify. those who watched from afar, half way around the globe, suggesting this is more symbolic than practical. that is blather you hear from people whoen t don't know anyth. some believe they may have sites they are not disclosing. joining us, congressman lee zeldin, serves on house foreign affairs committee, calling for appointment of a second special counsel to investigate a corrupt department of justice. and and and fbi leadership. good to have you here. >> great to be back. lou

dr. marc siegel responds, that's next. melissa: breaking news kim is ariving at the white house the reality star is sitting down with administration officials and the president, son-in-law jared kushner the details behind this meeting are coming up. >> where people believe is that all of us should be guaranteed healthcare. we have the momentum, but we're not going to win this fight unless all of us are actively involved, unless we stand up, unless we fight back, unless we make sure that every american recognizes that healthcare is a right, not a privilege. david: senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders laying out the case earlier this year for socialized healthcare, or medicare for everybody, as the number of democrats are now saying but will voters believe that more government involvement in healthcare is going to make things easier, cheaper, and more efficient? with more on all this fox news medical correspondent dr. marc siegel joins us now. you look at the problems with the va. medicare is hailed as a great thing for all old peo

. >> kim member having a seizure during his -- he starred in the series dr. ken and starred -- he's license today practice medicine in california. >>> the competition is dwindling down now on "american idol." the country had its say in last night's episode that aired live from coast to coast. right now there are only five contestants left before the big finale. katie turner and journey were sent home. if you're a fan, don't worry. the experience for both girls is not over yet. jessica castro with abc 7 mornings spoke with them. >> the next step for both of you will be going on tour with "american idol." how excited are you for that opportunity? >> my gosh, so excited. me and her both been to like five states in our lives. it's going to be so fun going to all these different places, eating all this different food. not competing with our friends and just performing with them. >> i'm going to feel like a celebrity on the tour bus. >> people buying tickets. >> they're spending real money. >> maybe not for all seven of us. but get to the one you want to see. you s

dr. grant, you take, june 12, does it happen? >> yes, i think we'll see june 12. as trump says, if not june 12, a few days later. kim will be add that summit. china can't give north korea prosperity. that has to come from south korea and the u.s. with a denuclearization deal. >> trace: thanks, dr. grant. >> thank you. >> trace: well, we're less than six months out from mid-term elections and the possibility of a shift in the balance of congress. both democrats and republicans spending big money. the gop controls the house and the senate and so far the republican national committee has more than the democratic national committee. that does not guarantee victory. peter doocy has more. peter? >> the rnc has raised almost twice as much cash as the dnc. but the democrats are leading with their committees dedicated to re captucapturing house and . they have more candidate, democrats do, for senate than republicans. but they're raising more money. i spoke to one of the republicans that has been outraised so far, missouri attorney general, josh holly. he's trying to unseat claire mccaskill. he talks about the importance of

dr. golesorkhi for coming. i'm sorry about your depositions and i appreciate your candor with the committee. >> thank you. you're welcome. >> supervisor kim: thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: i would like to continue this item to the call of the chair after public comment, if there is any. >> at the time we will open it up to public comment on this item. please step up. >> good morning, i'm phyllis deets, i'm a lay person. i have a simple question. i wonder to what extent rising sea levels are considered in these discussions, either as decisive considerations or geotechnical conditions to support the foundations, thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor peskin: i imagine the tall building work group is wrestling with those concepts going forward. is there any other public comment? >> seeing no other public comment, public comment is now closed on this item. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, again, madam chair. and thank you, again, to the individuals who came today. some day we will get a fix at 301 mission street and good luck to the parties in settling that. as i have said repeatedly, i'm actually, if everybody

dr. gorka great to have you with us let's start with as the president said throughout this process, with kim jong-un, we'll see. well what we're seeing right now is annoying if not troubling. >> yes, indeed and i'm disturb ed by the fact that he may have been given a copy of the president's book, the art of the deal, by dennis rodman when he visited, but i'm not sure kim has read the book because in chapter 2 the president makes a very very simple statement. never get so vested in a deal that you're not prepared to walk away from it and the president has signaled that, if this doesn't go the way that it's meant to go in terms of full denuclearization of the peninsula, the president will walk away from the table. so if he wants to play games with this very very important strategic issue he's testing the wrong president. lou: without question and kim jong-un also set himself up for a series and a set of expectations that were unthinkable before the president made the offer to sit down and meet with him, which no other president has ever done. kim jong-un has so much to lose here, that it is al

kim provoke or further threat our allies and united states. >> joining us fox news national security strategist, former strategist to president trump, dr. sebastian gorka, start with the president's decision to withdraw from june 12 summit. and make it clear, that the u.s. military, simultaneously is prepared to act, your thoughts about president trump's very clear statement and choices for kim? >> well are your monologue hit all key points, regime of the rude and insulting to white house and vice president, they threatened nuclear war, this is important. a point that mainstream media seems to miss, and as such president said he would do what he said he would do, he will walk away from the deal, he has always said that, he mentioned it 4 days ago, and wrote in his book the art of a deal. north korea has reverted to type, they are playing games, this is the wrong administration to play games with. with. lou: and following that, i just want to share this report, from the work work host, they are now reporting north korea said it is ready to talk withu u.s. at any time, responding to trump's cancellation of summit with kim jong-un. i think

kim jong un and south korean president moon meet overnight. dr.ria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. ... griff: kim jong-un and south korean's president meeting overnight this is president trump teases his face to face meeting with kim jong-un could still happen. president trump: we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it we'd like to do it we're going to see what happens. griff: revelations that an fbi informant possibly inserted into the trump campaign in 2016. >> she's a master of miss characterization and dishonesty to label someone as a spy when they're a confidential human source is doing a disservice. >> the fbi had a person who was getting information on the trump that's called a spy. griff: president obama says there weren't any scandals during his administration. >> there were a lot of scandals but the difference was there wasn't a scrutiny and the press was fortunate a watchdog they were a lapt

who do you think gets more, who achieved more between kim i don't think -- kim jong-un and-- >> i agree with dr. katz. i agree with those who chose c. as did i. when we looked at the summit, it had a different feel than the two previous summits in 2000 and 2007. i was in for both of them and you look at the summit, for politicians, is what the reaction is outside. and in this instance, you saw 40 minutes coverage by kcna in north korea. i mean, that's unprecedented to have-- to highlight the leader, the wife, and to talk about in those terms. and so, i think as far as the north korean leader goes, it completely conveyed to the nation that he is changing direction. >> yes. >> and i think he was equally successful in conveying that through the international commu community. so he clearly did something that was different and i think for the south korean president, this was an amazing opportunity to show that he is respected by the north korean leader and again, you've never seen that to that extent before where you saw the young leader have treat south korean's president like an elder, he's almost