. >> this is a fox news alert. we remember beloved fox news commentator charles krauthammer who passed away after a long fight with cancer. >> fox news commentator charles krauthammer inspired millions over 68 years. bret baer shares his emotional tribute to his friend. >> it is my job. >> charles krauthammer, columnist, author and fox news commentator lived his life telling others exactly what he thought. >> you are betraying your whole life if you don't say what you think and say it honestly and bluntly. >> that quality brought charles to fox news channel during brit hume's tenure as anchor. >> this is not a potential tv star. he became a huge star on this channel and it was the sheer force of his intellect and power of his thinking. on top of that there was a gentleness about him. if he disagreed with you you never felt attacked, he just disagreed with you. >> he was always the leader because of his delivery, his intellect. >> reporter: stage manager mary dan are was on set with charles every night for years. >>

mike. >> fox news alert, thousands are taking to the streets today in marching against gun violence, rallies now underway in chicago, new york city and to draw attention to gun violence in communities of color which marchers say are overlooked in the wake of florida high school shooting. new york lawmaker also joining in. >> we keep waiting for congress to act to make this country safer, after sandy hook, after gabby gifford, after slaughter in las vegas, one right after the other, we know what to do, believe me, if guns would make us safer, america would be the safest country on earth. >> bryan llenas from new york city's news room. >> students are trying to keep momentum going, high school walkouts across the country, you'll remember in april. today activists in new york city are marching across the brooklyn bridge to raise awareness about gun violence in minority communities. this is the live look right now. the rally is organized by the youth over guns which partnered with parkland school shooting survivor alia eastman to bring attention to gun violence that continues to plague ur

here on the fox news channel.now, bret, everybody talks about who charles krauthammer was as a writer, commentator and opinion maker. tell us what you know because you spent more time with him, probably, than anybody here at fox news about charles krauthammer, the person. >> >> he had amazing sense of humor and at the commercial break would crack us all up. his dry humor, you heard it in one liners, we will string together a bunch of them for our kicker maybe tomorrow. but he also had just an appreciation of people and their -- what they were going through. he was one of the first people who reached out to me when my son had open heart surgery. and after that, every single time he had some medical issue, charles was the first one to check in wanted a specific diagnosis what the doctors were saying. as a doctor himself, he would weigh in and he would also weigh in to tell me to hang in there. and if anybody could hang in there in his life, it was charles krauthammer. who lived his life, despite that accident, like

fox news is?with the white house, but now you have somebody who helped build fox news who knows how it is done. knows how to craft stories for the base, for the people who voted for donald trump and most of the people at fox news adore him and it will be a perfect pipeline going back and forth basically. >> it is interesting though, it has been said the president believes he is his own communication's director. obviously the president has a lot of experience with that. shine is not expected to be hired not as a communication director but as deputy chief of staff in charge of communications. it may seem like a rhetorical difference but >>> well, there is a difference because a communications director would work on crafting messages for the immediate yames to the media. he would be helping craft a broader message and packaging and putting things -- helping the president understand -- not that he needs that much help. he's really in a mindmeld with the fox news viewers, but he could say this is what

he's really a with the fox news viewers. say this is what really resonates with the fox audience. the other thing that will help him there is he knows how to be the number two guy. he was somebody who was a company man. he did the work. he was well liked. he's not somebody who -- he will never do what anthony scaramucci did. you will never see bill shine trying to get press for himself or mouthing off. that would never happen. >> he won't grab a headline for himself. >> absolutely not. it's never who he was, not who he is and he's very good at dealing with huge personalities. roger ales was a big personality. bill o'reilly. >> yeah. >> so he's used to that. i think actually this is a hire that makes sense for them. >> kirsten, appreciate it. >>> just had a late night order by a judge threatens undocumented immigrant families at the border. details ahead. when you're particular, you want things done right. that's why we test all of our paints and stains for months. or even years. we dedicate 175,000 square feet to getting it w

to tell us more about that. >> this whole issue of pardons and came up after fox news and "new york times" obtained a 20 page letter that had been written by the president outside legal counsel back on the 29th of january. in that 20 page letter to mueller was the following statement. he, the president could if he wishedo terminahe inquiry or even exercise has power to pardon if he so desired. it became a big topic of discussion over the weekend particularly on the sunday shows prompting the president to tweet this morning "as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself, but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? "in the meantime, the never ending witch hunt led by 13 very angry and conflicted democrats continues into the midterms." the president is being met with some contrary legal opinions over whether he could in fact pardon himself but either way, if he can or if he can't, rudy giuliani is saying yesterday yesterday morning saying the president pardoning himself would be a horrible idea. listen here. the prent of the united stat

we begin with a fox news colored. is it compassionate or trap or not enough? are democrats really trying to put families together or what they fight legislative efforts to do just that? brand-new developments in the family separation controversy. ed henry is investigating. then, has the veba law was as don's text messenger from the fbi been unmasked by congress? and new revelations about christopher steele, one of the key players in the nt trump unverified dossier. plus, to hundreds or boiling over, no end in sight from hollywood actor peter fonda's vulgar remarks about the president's son to activists ambushing the homeland security. we are breaking down the attacks for you tonight. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump seemly reversed and course by signing an executive order aimed at keeping illegal immigrant families together. but he said the move must now be matched by congressional action. we are looking to answer key questions tonight. is this a truly compassionate act? did the administration failed to p

we begin tonight with a fox news alert. house leaders say they will not be a vote tomorrow on the so-called compromise immigratio. reports from capitol hill today that lawmakers were wildly confused about what's in the bill and what's not. you'll hear from members from both sides of the aisle, they are live with us tonight. plus, a looming deadline tomorrow for the justice department. house republicans demanding answers and documents regardinge 2016 trump campaign. fox news has learned the details tonight about a rare meeting between the key players. and later, remembering our friend, charles krauthammer. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. a whirlwind week, as lawmakers in the house mulled over a number of immigration plans today to include a more permanent fix to the family separation problem that the president ended with an executive order yesterday. the conservative option failed on the house floor today. republicans seem to be confused about what is in the remaining bill, the so-ca

bass pro shops and cabela's. ♪ >> laura: fox news is learned new details about an ultimatum congressionaltigators delivered to the fbi director and the deputy attorney general. fox's catherine herridge reporting and a trio of house german gave the doj and fbi three days to turn over a key last friday. two sources tell fox at committee chairs trey gowdy come about good luck, and devin nunes demanded records about intelligence activities and the fbi's alleged use of informants before it opened that russia collusion probe in july 2016. well, now that deadline has passed, house speaker paul ryan says that he has not ruled out citing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein for contempt of congress. let's discuss these developments with former whitewater deputy independent counsel's all and burger. former deputy assistant attorney general robert driskell. great to see both of you. robert, how serious is this, contempt of congress? the deputy attorney general? i mean, eric holder was held in contempt of congress over the fast and furious depth, nothing really happened here. how serious is it? >>

all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. "the new york times" is the first to report a story that president trump's legal team sent a memo to special counsel robert mueller in january a serving broad presidential powers. in the memo the lawyers argue the president cannot be compelled to testify and cannot obstruct justice because he has authority over all federal investigations. in new lead lawyer rudy giuliani tells abc news if mueller tries to subpoena us, we are going to court. joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, president trump's first campaign manager and current advisor, corey

let us look at fox news.s is the us media organisation that donald trump loves and some elsewhere in the media say it is just and some elsewhere in the media say it isjust a and some elsewhere in the media say it is just a mouthpiece for the white house at this juncture. especially fox and friends, the morning show. he gave an interview to fox news. newt gingrich talking about donald trump accomplishing more than clinton, bush, and obama combined. i would say yes for china. it has one point. don't underestimate donald trump. look what he has done in terms of capturing the us public and becoming president. and when i look at how he has handled the summit, he has been playing to his space. he has midterms coming out. when you talk about thejoint midterms coming out. when you talk about the joint military exercises, which it calls wargames, he says you know these assets we are flying out, the big bombers we are flying out from guam, this is so expensive. he is playing to his space. he is talking about bringing t

fox news will cover it live as we get ready for fox and friends first as well. t miss the fact that our own sean hannity after the president's news conference will be getting the very first interview with the president of the united states after all this happened. benjamin hall is live now with what we have just seen play out. at least of elements have been fast-moving here in singapore, what do we know at this hour? >> what a remarkable day, for those of us that have been watching for the last two years, referring to the reclusive dictator. there is president trump and kim jong un clearly had a report about we don't know until we know what documents they signed. we expect to learn that at about 4:00 p.m. local, which is 4:00 a.m. eastern. until then we only have the images to go on. this was diplomacy in trump's way, as promised. he looked kim jong un in the eye and sized him up. he always said if he was serious about denuclearization, president trump would give him a chance. he also promised to say he would walk away if they didn't find a deal that worked. ther

are you with fox news? >> you don't want to continue talking to me because i'm from fox news?say you would enter into a question with a little bit of bias. we are not blocking the public entrance. >> nobody said that. i didn't say that. >> it was implied when you phrase the question by your protest. >> reporter: i read a report that was the case. anyone else want to talk to me about the issues? >> i want you to leave. >> reporter: we got an official statement from the executive office for immigration to fox news, the immigration court did not hold hearings today. it was not available to appear, judges with hearing scheduled to the earliest available date, occupy ice in response, and we have one. in the bond hearings will be moved to a later date, obvious ice onces to use this as a scapegoat for their own failures but the responsibility for their cool detention practices remains with them. toward the second half, it was like i was a different person. the second thing with regard to open borders. don't worry about it and it will get paid for. and so many people fighting for what

inside the parent company, some of the folks that make tv shows for fox that have concerns about fox newshat actually sat next to hannity and the other hosts and he's saying that fox is doing damage. >> and that their disingenuous, at least some of his former colleagues are. he said that fox is propagating claims of the mueller investigation being a witch hunt, but that actually most don't believe their own attacks on the doj and the fbi. >> i was really struck by that as well. i reached out to fox news for comment on this new interview. the network is sticking with what it says a couple months ago. peters is using his opinions as a weapon. they are proud of all the hosts in primetime, like sean hannity. peter's larger point is really important. it's something that's happening every single day. it's a daily attack against the mueller investigation and other attempts to get to the bottom of russia's attack on america. every single day the hannitys of the world are trying to tear down that probe and prop up trump. it's an alternative universe of information that the president benefits from

we start with a fox news alert.he white house announcing that president trump and russian president vladimir putin will meet july 16 in helsinki, finland. national security adviser john bolton sealing the deal after meeting with the russian president in moscow. this meeting is not sitting well the president's critics. democratic congressman ted deutsche of florida sits on the house foreign affairs committee said this. >> i have real concerns. he is going to talk to putin at the time of the nato summit after he went out of his way to question the relationship with nato. the president said russia post sanctions on for marching into and taking control of crimea welcoming them to g7 and he is suggesting we should have a closer relationship with russia as he denies any involvement of russia in the elections. >> lisa: bill, start with you. the congressman said trump is rejecting traditional allies and embracing vladimir putin and north korea. what is your response to that? two, do americans care about the line of attack i

rare praise for fox news just because the news division covered donald trump fairly. howie: we don't hear a whole lot of praise for fox news from the mainstream media. they look at the caricature of fox. here is a "washington post" story. on fox news of all places trump's spy claim is debunked by trey gowdy and judge napolitano. he challenged the allegation that the fbied on his campaign. >> the allegations by mayor giuliani over the weekend would lead one. howie: that's the judge's view. shepard smith sometimes tries to debunk the president's claims. >> shep smith superstar. >> love him. >> president trump accuse the special counsel and his team of a whole new set of conspiracy theories. unfound not based on fact or reason with no evidence to support them. >> judge nap where, fox news' news gathering force. again, specifically -- doing what republicans always did, that is stand up and defend the rule of law. stand up and defend the fbi. howie: there is no surprise that joe and mika will defend those who support their views. >> it was comey leaks because he wanted a s

we begin with a fox news alert anson said no sitting close to home for the fox family, beloved fox news commentator charles krauthammer has passed away after a long fight with cancer. is incredible legacy being remembered this morning. >> he was in a class by himself, 1-of-a-kind. >> the way he handled death is an example to a lot of people. he handled it with class. >> god gave him a giant of the mind and he used it to its fullest, to make life better and that people understand complicated intractable issues. >> the pulitzer prize winner and best-selling author touching millions with his insight across the political spectrum. bret baer has more on his fascinating life. >> it is my job to call a folly of folly. >> charles krauthammer, and fox news commentator lived his life telling others exactly what he thought. >> you are betraying your life if you don't say what you think and say honestly and bluntly. >> that quality brought him to the fox news channel during brit hume's tenure is anchor. >> this is not a potential tv star. he became a huge star on this channel and it was the force o

. >> melissa: fox news alert. today marks the deadline that the house against justice department to turn over all documents. house speaker paul ryan slamming the doj for failure to comply with the subpeona. >> they could have spared the country a bunch of drama if they complied. >> melissa: they told fox news that last friday we agreed to provide the documents or explain why. that is underway. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington. >> reporter: they have produced more records but it still falls short of the congressional subpoenas. and we are learning more information involving the house speaker and deputy attorney general and three house committee chairman. the f.b.i. director and deputy attorney general were given three days to hand over records about intelligence- activities and the f.b.i.'s alleged use of confidential sources prior to july 31st, 2016. that is when the f.b.i. opened the russian collusion investigation. with that deadline missed and looming deadline today. the

. ♪ welcome back to "fox news @ night," extended coverage. we begin with a fox news alert.are monitoring eleresults fre primary. since 2012, the golden state has had its nonpartisan system where the top two vote getters advance regardless of party affiliation. with the balance shifting in california's primary has become matter of interest may nation races.eval key houses house peter doocy's or john cox's headquarters. the republican contender for governor happening to make it into the top two. good evening, peter. >> good evening, shannon. the latest results that we have from the secretary of state, granted, there are only aer s nu of precincts reporting right now. but they show that gavin newsom, the progress of lieutenant governor of california, and first place with 34.1%. john cox, republican businessmen, and the runner-up spot, 27.1 right now. followed by travis allen, republican at 12.5%. remember, in this jungle primary, whoever is in first place and whoever is in second place at the end of tonight winds up moving on to the midterm election in november. it is apparent

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report goes public as we'll need translation. >> sandra: fox news alert. of clashes erupting along the gaza border as thousands of palestinians gather. connor powell is live on the border. connor. >> reporter: nearly three months of the weekly protest. the question is will this continue to escalate. we saw violent clashes where 60 palestinians were killed and there have been clashes and several molotov cocktails and there's been many injured but we've seen smaller groups of people along the border. there's not been the violence we've seen recently but the big changes in the last couple days is the militants in gaza are using kites on fire and sending them across the border to start fires in these fields. it's done a lot of damage to israeli fields. the reason it's significant is we saw rocket fire coming from gaza. these difficults are more difficult to control where they land and take off. it's a big change in terms of tactics by the militants in gaza but has the potential to be a big problem, sandra, for israeli officials on this side. >> sandra: lots of

chris: all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news today in singapore. are looking at the night skyline of this vibrant island nation of 5 and a half million people that's one to have financial capitals of the world. air force one just landed bringing president trump to a summit that was unthinkable just over 3 months ago. the man he came to meet, north korean leader kim jong un got here a little earlier today. let's get you situated about exactly where we are. singapore is 10,000 miles from washington in southeast asia, much closer only 3,000 miles from pyongyang but that's the longest trip kim has taken since he became north korea's leader in 2011. the two leaders are set to meet esday at 9:00 a.m. on sentosa island, sentosa has amusement park and beaches and luxury cape will, will a hotel where the summit will take place. this hour we will discuss what to expect out of this summit, how both leaders are likely to approach it and what would qualify as success. but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts where president trump just land

on the james river, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> now to the new book three days in moscow, our bret a look at the role played by former president ronald reagan in bringing the cold war to its end and the subsequent collapse of the soviet union. bret zooms in on that fourth and final summit in moscow between reagan and gorbachev. here's part of a one-hour special highlighting those historic three days. >> you once called him a principaled pragmatist whose strongest suit you said was knowing what he believed and why he believed it. >> he had a system of going about things, number one, be realistic. number two, be strong. not just military strength, economic strength, but then more than that, have strength of purpose. number three, figure out what it is that you want. once you've got all that straight, sit down and negotiate. then you have a hand to play. jon: three days in miss cow, a -- in moscow, a fascinating look, that airs tonight at 8:00 and 11:00 eastern here on fox news. >>> police are revealing what led to a shooting. we are at the scene with the latest. >>> plus a community

tonight, fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz looks at how the krauthammertyle of analysis has shaped the way news is covered today. good evening, howy. >> good evening. charles krauthammer was a powerful voice for this network it was in miss writing for "the washington post" and "time" magazine he may have had his greatest impact on the journalism business. >> left wing commentators viewed him with admiration and for those like liberal post columnist jean robinson on the same subject a little nervousness. >> i would always give it another ---my column another read or two because i knew that charles would attack -- he would sort of preattack all of the weak boys in the argument and pick them apart. >> he fits into a tradition if you think about people like bo buckley and what bo buckley meant for conservative thought in this country. you come to people like bill sapphire who came out of nixon administration. >> he began as a walter mondale speech writer and new republic writer. it was krauthammer the word smith who coined the bush derangement sin dronel. and

huge loss for the fox news family. we have more on his life, legacy and the profile in courage that was his life. we are first calling out political bias by the way and hold thing government accountable. that is the breaking news opening monologue. hours ago the first lady melania trump made a surprise trip to texas where she visited a d.h.s.-sponsored shelter serving as a temporary home to children detained at the border. take a look. >> we all know they are here without their families. and i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness that you are giving them in this difficult time. i'm here to learn about your facility. which i know you have children on a long-term basis. and i also like to ask you how i can help the children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> sean: the first lady's trip was important. those remarks were important without a doubt. the first lady, she is doing a great job. by the way, is offering so much needed compassion. as i said from the beginnin

we begin with a fox news alert. we've got major breaking news tonight. the man tasked with overseeing security unclassified information for the senate intelligence committee has just been indicted and arrested. amid allegations that he leaked multiple reports, including one from "the new york times." during that time the committee was investigating russian interference with the presidential election. plus, reaction to speaker paul ryan's comments on the spygate controversy from our judiciary chairman bob goodlatte. paul ryan is taking you to the president's unconventional diplomatic style, earning praise from a world leader. and a i.c.e. raid with moloch. we'll talk to a gubernatorial candidate, and a few will say in response to those charges. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we're learning more about president trump's expectations for the singapore summertime how he plans to negotiate with north korean leader kim jong un. we've got team coverage. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with no

we begin with fox news alert. spring court earthquake and tonight the president said he will push for a new justice he hopes will serve for 40 years. at least. could it be senator mike lee? he is on the short-list but does he want the job? he joins us in a "fox news @ night" exclusive. plus pastor robert jeffress will weigh in with a key swing vote gone, evangelicals are energized especially after justice gorsuch and recent rulings favoring conservatives. another key supreme court decision overshadowed by justice kennedy's announcement. stripping public-sector unions of their power to force nonmembers to pay union fees. the lead plaintiff in that historic case, mark gannon, it's your life. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. the president fresh off a campaign rally in north dakota is pushing for a supreme court justice who can go the distance. >> we have a pick to come up. we have to pick a great one. we have to pick someone who is going to be there for 40, 45 years. >> shanno

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>> harris: fox news alert.g leak bombshell rocking washington, d.c., as we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. former security director for the intelligence committee indicted for allegedly lying to the f.b.i. in the leak investigation. james wolf accused of sharing information with reporters about the committee matters including details about the trump campaign adviser carter page. yesterday, the "new york times" revealed the feds had seized years worth of e-mail and phone records related to a times reporter who had a romantic relationship with wolf. wolf denies chairing classify -- denies sharing any

. >> what a night, tuesday, june 12th, this is an early breaking news edition of "fox and friends first". breaking overnight all kinds of news and the latest. kim jong un agreeing to complete denuclearization, quote as donald trump signed a historic agreement. the world bearing witness to the first major step on the road to a nuclear free north korea. really amazing. the historic day. we are covering it live nonstop on the fox news channel. good morning to everyone. that handshake seen around the world, reaction coming in from everywhere. if you look on social media, comments running the gamut from massive support to the pres. to of course his detractors. donald trump is expected to address the world less than an hour from now with new details about the groundbreaking discussion he had with kim jong un and what exactly is in that quote very important and comprehensive document that the two world leaders just signed. from singapore, let's get to our reporters in just a moment. i am just reading this, some of the details slowly trickling in on the document they signed, talks about an upco

let's get to the fox news alert.nbelievable, a grudge may be the motive in a targeted attack ever capital gazette newsroom in maryland, 5 people gunned down in a hail of bullets by this man, jarrod ramos, who once sued the paper for defamation. griff jenkins live in annapolis, maryland. i understand he is refusing to speak with police. what else can you tell us? >> reporter: no indication that jarrod ramos has started cooperating. he would not speak with authorities when taken into custody and at 10:30 this morning he will make his first court appearance, charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder and more about the motives behind jarrod ramos's heinous attack. he had history on social media according to the police chief of making threats against the paper in a defamation lawsuit he brought against the paper in 2013 that was dismissed. the two individuals were employees of the paper do not work here any longer so there are answers about that, officials are calling it targeted and we are learning more about the vict

visit tripadvisor.com >> melissa: fox news alert a new deadline for justice department, house intelligenceommittee chair devin nunes in a letter to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein giving the agency until 5:00 p.m. today to turn over documents on the use of the confidential sources to investigate the trump campaign. >> they are probably not going to meet the deadline. however, i think the american people are beginning to see what it is we have been after for a long time. that is, is it common or does it ever happen that the counterintelligence agencies or the capability of the country are they used to target political campaigns? we need to know the answer. >> melissa: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more. >> thank you, melissa. the updating records focus on the intelligence activities as well as the alleged use of the confidential human sources prior to july 21, 2016. when the f.b.i. officially opened the russia collusion investigation. a house intelligence committee source told fox news no physical records have been provide and briefing

town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. host of "kennedy" on fox business, wendy. joining us for the first time in the center seat is david tafuri. the foreign policy adviser for the obama campaign and state department official under president bush. doing the bipartisan dance. he is "outnumbered." you and i have gone back and forth on "overtime." you said it might hurt today. i hope you didn't mean that. avid: i'm honored to be on but it is a little intimidating. i asked the producer if i could have a white flag to raise up and surrender. >> melissa: take your shirt off. >> harris: oh, >> kennedy: hump day sizzling indeed. >> harris: let's rock and roll. welcome. >> david: thank you. >> harris: he looks scared. president trump is home after the historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un. he tweeted about the unprecedented meeting calling it interesting and positive. saying there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. then he wrote this -- "before taking office people were assuming we were going to warh north korea. president obama said north kore

alright now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. begin with breaking news. the new york times is the first to report a story that president trump's legal team sent a memo to robert mueller in january asserting broader presidential powers. in the memo, the lawyers argue the president cannot be compelled to testify and cannot obstruct justice because he has authority over all federal investigations. new lead lawyer rudy giuliani tells abc news, if mueller tries to subpoena us, we are going to court. joining us in manchester, new hampshire, corey lewandowski. is that the president of you? that he cannot be compelled to testify and that he cannot as the president, obstruct justice? >> i am not an attorney so i want to be very clear about this but what this memo outlines what their team has said was, if the mueller team will subpoena the president, that is something they believe is not authorized because of his position. what they are trying to do is trying to sit down and figure out if the president will sit down for an interview, that

we begin our show with a fox news alert. the nomadic long-awaited inspector general final report on his probe into the fbi handling of the hillary clinton email cases expected anytime now. jeep intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is new information tonight. the president hosts his very first meal marking the end of the muslim month of ramadan. a bombshell report from congress saying the obama administration intentionally misled the american people and congress by trying to give iran access to our financial system while publicly saying it wouldn't happen. that senator behind the report is here tonight. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. tonight, the recently fired number two at at the fbi, andrw mccabe, is seeking immunity for himself in exchange for telling congress what he knows about hillary clinton's emails on that investigation. the former head of the bureau, james comey, according to a new report, will be under fire for how he did his job. chief intelligence correspondent

live at chapel of the chimes, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. -- live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new developments now in the billion-dollar project to clean up the former naval shipyard at hunters point in san francisco. the u.s. navy says they are going to conduct new soil sampling and scans. this comes after two former supervisors with the company in charge of the clean-up admitted to falsifying soil tests. the navy retests will cover parcel a, where homes have already been built, and parcel g, where the falsified tests were taken. >> i think it's important for us to put people's health before property, before, um, profit. and so this is just a step in that direction. >> supervisor cohen says the city expects to learn more details next month on how the retesting will be carried out. the engineering company tetra tech said today they stand by their clean-up. they have also offered to pay for independent retesting of their work at the shipyard. >>> police in american canyon trying to track down vandals who damaged as many as 30 vehicles early this mornin

shannon: great remembrance, we begin with a fox news alert, a justice department inspector general's report on his probe into the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email case is expected anytime now. catherine herridge has new information on that front and the president hosts is end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. what is behind the white house decision. and the obama administration intentionally misled the american people and congress by trying to give iran access to our financial system, by publicly saying it wouldn't happen. that sen. is here today. fox news at night, i am shannon bream in washington. and mccabe is seeking immunity for himself in exchange for telling congress what he knows about hillary clinton's email. former head of the bureau james comey will be under fire for how he did his job. catherine herridge has more on these developments. >> reporter: the report puts director comey's leadership style under the microscope with the inspector general exploring other he went beyond his authority in july 2016, and criminal charges. the responsibility, atty. gen. lore

in vallejo, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up next, on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30, we begin withnt trump welcomes the japanese prime minister to the white house ahead of that singapore summit. the president says he is prepared and it's about attitude. i'm lauren blanchard live in washington with more. >> plus, california's suing two companies over what's being called dangerous levels of lead in baby formula. details on the lawsuit just filed by the attorney general. >> also, a startling statistic. the nation's suicide rate on the rise! details from the new report and the resources that could provide help. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is coming up next. >>> now to today's top stories. the votes are still being counted at two candidates in the mayor's race in san francisco are separated by only 255 votes. that's according to the latest numbers out tonight from the san francisco elections department. 93,000 mail-in and provisional ballots still need to be counted. final results are not expected for a few more days. >>> san francisco police are investigating a triple shootin

citing fox news and adding big news, but the fake news doesn't want to cover.ption, the witch hunt has turned out to be a scam. at some point soon the mainstream media will have to cover correctly. too big a story. >>> this as attorney rudy giuliani makes the rounds on fox news for bob mueller's probe, kangaroo court. >> do you foresee any circumstances under which you would allow thesident to talk to mueller and his team? i have to ask the question. this is my job. >> so far, you know, i still have all my senses and i'm a heck of a lawyer. and i get drummed out of the profession if i did. you don't put your client in a kangaroo court. i certainly won't sit down with him with these questions still lingering about whether these people are a kangaroo court and a firing squad. who in his right mind would put his client in front of people like that? >> people like that, joyce vance, bob mueller served as fbi director under democratic and republican president. firing squad and a kangaroo court? this feels new and this feels like a moment that should not go noted as

byron york and fox news contributor, good day to you. start with what happened in new york, start with the left and reflect on what happened in maryland as well. many thought the progressive left was on the move but it didn't emerge until last night. >> this is a big deal and compared a little bit to representative eric cantor's defeat in virginia in 2014 that signaled there was a lot of disruption going on inside the republican party that we saw big time in 2016. now you havethe old guard 10-terin line to be leadership joe crowley being upset by a 28-year-old socialist candidate. you really see the energy in the bernie wing of the democratic party because think we weren't cused on what donald trump is doing and saying every single day, the divisions inside the democratic party would be a much bigger story. that old hillary/bernie fight is still going on. >> bill: medicare for all is what she supports. is proud of it. housing as a human right, federal jobs guarantee. this is a very leftward-leaning candidate on policy, byron. >> a big win

>> harris: fox news alert. the big leak bombshell rocking washington, d.c., as we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. former security director for the intelligence committee indicted for allegedly lying to the f.b.i. in the leak investigation. james wolf accused of sharing information with reporters about the committee matters including details about the trump campaign adviser carter page. yesterday, the "new york times" revealed the feds had seized years worth of e-mail and phone records related to a times reporter who had a romantic relationship with wolf. wolf denies chairing classify -- denies sharing any classified information. the president said this before leaving the white house for the g7 summit in canada a short time ago. watch. >> president trump: it's interesting they caught a leaker and a very important weaker. you am getting information on it -- i am getting information on it now. it happened last night. i'm a big believer of freedom of the press. but i'm a believer in classified infor

shannon bream and fox news in 19, take it away. >> reporter: we begin with a fox news alert, compassionate and tough or not enough, democrats really trying to help the families back together will they fight legislative efforts to do just that? brand-new development in the family separation controversy. it henry is investigating. is the resistance text messenger from the fbi been asked by congress? stunning revelations about christopher steele, one of the key players in the anti-trump unverified dossier. tensions are boiling over, no end insight from peter fonda's remarks about the pres.'s on to activists ambushing the homeland security sec.. welcome to fox news at night. donald trump seemingly reversing course by signing an executive order aimed at keeping illegal going again families together but he said the move must be matched by congressional actions. we are looking to answer key questions, is this a truly compassionate act? did the administration fail to predict the negative optics of 0-tolerance? of the policy do what he wants to do? stay tough on illegal immigration? we have team co

we have a lot of news to cover and fox news also -- shannon: we begin with fox news alert breaking tonight new details about the suspect accused of gunning down 5 people in that shooting in a local newspaper called the capital gazette in maryland. the fox news tonight exclusive, mitch mcconnell, supreme court justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement. hypocrite for vowing to push the nominee before the midterms. henry and catherine herridge have latebreaking developments on the russian the summit and attend hearing on capitol hill between fbi and doj officials s trace gallagher, we are going to the scene in an apple is to kristin fisher. >> reporter: what happened is one of the worst attacks in journalists ever in the history of the united states and it started at 2:30 this afternoon, right behind me with a shotgun and smoke grenades, he shot and killed 5 employees and police identified those victims 30 minutes ago at a press conference. and john mcnamara and rebecca smith, as for the shooter he is not officially identified by police. in the capital gazette's parent company, 38-year

>>> the 10:00 news on ktvu fox news starts now. >>> we begin with developing news out of the east bay, fire supper and several structures and injured two people. broke out after 5 pm near deer valley road, 1/mile road. the height of the temperatures soared to triple digits across the bay area today. i am alyana gomez.. >> we have the latest on the developing story. >> reporter: there are red flag warnings we knew would be up all weekend. two people were taken to the hospital and kaiser hospital with smoke inhalation entries. a man and woman, otherwise no other injuries. we are on deer hill lane, on the outskirts of antioch. to my left shoulder, you're right, you see crews moving about, there's a glow in the distance. those are spot fires continuing to burn. we are told by fire crews, they will be here all night. the conditions and red flag warnings and loving unity conditions can be all sorts of refighters. the firefighters battled the fire alarm blaze southeast of antioch. there were challenges in the rural area. >> the conditions are ripe for a fire to start easily. it might be more

2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next, with af bay area mothers on a mission to help the children and adults detained at the border. >> we can't replace parents. but we can get as close as possible. >> up next we'll introduce you to the women who call themselves the mcallen 12 before they head to south texas. >> the supreme court issued a ruling that could have you paying more on amazon. i have all the details coming up next. >> and she broke ground by ewing sign language to communicate. tonight remembering koko the gorilla who died at the age of 46. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> now to today's top stories. police station are investigating a homicide after finding a man inside a home in south san jose with a gunshot wound. neighbors s

jeff paul, fox news. heather: fox news alert happening right now.anhunt for a cop killer intensifying in tennessee, the 28th police officer shot and killed in the line of duty just this year. what will it take to turn the tides on the attacks on police. you to weigh in is a former member of the joint terrorism task force, steve rogers, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. let's look at these numbers for everyone at home, you see what is happening. this is as of may 30, 2018. 28 officers have been killed and then you compare that to 2017, the same timeframe as they 30th, 17 were killed and in 201619 were killed. what do you attribute this uptick to? >> there is a common thread in the number of police shootings and that common thread is most of the killers are repeat offenders. they have been arrested by police officers for violent crimes in the past, they go before a judge of the liberal policies the courts extend in communities across the country are letting people know. in new jersey we have bail reform being touted as criminal justice reform i