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fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in nearly two years. >> i knelt down by his side and i hugged him, and i told him i missed him and i was so glad that he made it home. >> reporter: north korean officials claim otto fell into a coma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill a day after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted for committing a hostile act after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster during a college group tourist trip last year. today, doctors at the university of cincinnati medical center said he shows no sign of a botulism infection, but he did suffer severe brain damage. lead physician daniel kanter: >> he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking. however, he shows no signs of understanding language. >> reporter: kanter says the brain injury was likely caused by a sudden stopping of the t.art. ury,his pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest, where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. >> reporter: fred warmbier says he's still in shock. >> these things are

two days later, fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in two years. >> i knelt down by his side, and i hugged him. and i told him i missed him and i was so glad that he made it home. >> reporter: north korean officials claim otto fell into a orma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill shortly after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted for committing a hostile act after allegedly afealing a propaganda poster during a tourist trip last year. last week, doctors at the university of cincinnati medical center said he showed no sign of a botulism infection. anad physician daniel kanter tys the brain injury was likely caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. >> there's severe injury to all theons of the brain. >> reporter: wearing the same jacket that his son wore during his trial in north korea, fred warmbier remembered what he loved most about his son. >> otto is a sweet, loving, kind person, and that's what we loved about him. >> reporter: otto's father said they received only one letter from their son before his trial and hea

>> reporter: otto's parents fred and cindy warmbier released a statement saying their son had completed his journey home, going on to say, "unfortunately the awful torturous mistreatment our son received at the hands of the north koreans assured that no other outcome was experienced today." the comatose 22-year-old college student was flown back to the u.s. last tuesday. two days later fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in two years. >> i knelt down by his side, and i hugged him. and i told him i missed him and i was is glad that he made it home. >> reporter: north korean officials claim otto fell into a coma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill shortly after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted for committing a hostile act after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster during a tourist trip last year. last week doctors at the university of cincinnati medical center said he showed no sign of a botulism infection. lead physician daniel cantor says the brai

fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in nearly two years. >> i knelt down by hiside, and i hugged him. and i told him i missed him and i was so glad that he made it home. >> reporter: north korean officials claim otto fell into a coma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill a day after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted for committing a hostile act after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster during a college group tourist trip last year. today doctors at the university of cincinnati medical center said he shows no sign of a botulism infection but he did suffer severe brain damage. lead physician daniel kanter. >> he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking. however, he shows no signs of understanding language. >> reporter: kanter says the brain injury was likely caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. >> this pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. >> reporter: fred warmbier says he's still in shock. >> these things are toug

fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in nearly two years. >> i knelt down by his side and i hugged him and i told him i was so glad he made it home. >> reporter: officials say he fell into a coma after he contracted body lichl and took a sleeping pill a day after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted of committing a hostile act after stealing a pr year. today they say he shows no sign of a botulism infection but he did suffer severe brain damage. lead physician daniel canter. >> he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking, however, he shows no signs of understanding language. >> reporter: canter said the brain joour was caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. >> this pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardio pulmonary arrested where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> the search for the victims in the london apartment fire is now using drones. fire officials tell the lights up in tribute to actor adam west. this is the "cbs morning news." i was act

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we'll show you tucker's exclusive interview with otto oo warmbier -- exclusive interview with fred warmbierthe father of otto warmbier. he was detained in north korea and releasedleasedleased in cini now. listen to this sound. >> we are taking it a moment at a time. a day at a time. we are going to support each other like we agreed to do all this. we are adjusting right now. we are adjusting to a different reality. >> we will bring you the rest of tucker's interview later. but first, the game is on. it's very interesting because despite yesterday's assassination attempt, that's what it was, on several members of the republican team, house majority whip steve scalise remains hospitalized, alive, in critical condition after undergoing his third surgery today. his absence from tonight's game a sad irony. scalise was known as one of the speediest players on the g.o.p. squad and a secret weapon as a pinch runner. he scored four runs in seven games over the years. so for more on tonight's game, peter doocey is behind me. you and i have been talking and texting one another. we were both moved by t

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we talked to his father, fred warmbier. at that interview going to air tonight.tion it deserves, so we will be airing that interview tomorrow night. here's a preview of that. so you said this process is over in the next couple of days, you hope to get back to doing family things and living a conventional life. what you think the lessons of this are? your son captivity in korea? why did this happen? >> being in the wrong place. in north korea, that's going to be for others to decide. these b-17s have been living with the situation for 17 month months. there is no meaning here. this is a rogue, parietal regime. they are terrorist. they are brutal. there is no sense to anything here. they have crossed the line with my son, so, it would be very difficult to look for a lesson here among this insanity. "the sean hannity show" fred warmbier, a remarkable man. the rest of that is tomorrow. that's it for us right now. >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. hello everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle and this is "the five" ." political violence broke out in a separate stress out

fred warmbier is a great american, a great man, too.e comes from a very strong family and the community of wyoming outside of the cincinnati, ohio. what he described toward the end was what his family has gone through for 18 months. that comment at the end about not putting ribbons on trees. that has been an american tradition for a very long time and the fact that he was told and his family was told and the community was told not to do that just gives you just a glance inside the pain that this man and this family has been living through for the past year and a half. a couple things here. he is wearing the jacket that his son was wearing when he was sentenced and he said that was march of last year. said i was so proud of him, the statement that he gave there in pyongyang. he also made this comment about strategic patience. he said that is over. when he was asked about what the previous administration should know about this, they need to speak for themselves. 12 times they had been to washington, d.c., brutalized for the last 18 months

last night president trump called fred warmbier who suggested a change at the white house helped free his son. >> the question is do i think the past administration could have done more, i think the results speak for themselves. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a venture with other students seen here in north korea has ended in a tragic mystery. ron mott, nbc news. >>> a historic heat wave as we head into father's day. nbc meteorologist bill karins has the forecast. >> dangerous, frances. this is a heat wave that will probably go down as one of the warmest we've seen in the desert southwest. some 30 million people either under heat advisories or warnings. the ridge intensifies towards the end of this weekend. peaks monday or tuesday of next week. for today, we're still building up the heat. san diego 91. phoenix at 108, vegas 107. those are typical warm periods for the summer. as we go into saturday, fresno 101, redding 108, yuma 110. factor's day, record highs 102 sacramento, we're expected to smash that, 108. as mentioned, we're going to continue with this right into monday and

fred warmbier said the president called, asking him how he's doing. explained secretary tillerson worked hard to secure his release. warmbier called the call gracious. >> linzie, thank you. >>> and to the other story playing out at this hour, that congressional baseball game in washington. republicans and democrats hoping to set an example tonight, as we now learn new details about the congressman in critical condition. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: lawmakers turned ballplayers, arriving ready for the big game. >> steve scalise, this hat is for you. >> reporter: many in lsu hats, a tribute to the player not on the field. second baseman, louisiana congressman steve scalise, tonight, hospitalized in critical condition. shot down when a barrage of gunfire tore through the republicans' final practice. senator jeff flake tweeting, "we're all pulling for you, republicans and democrats alike." overnight, the president visiting him at the hospital telling reporters today scalise is in "tough shape." >> it's been much more difficult than people even tho

two days later, fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in two years. >> i knelthe made it home. >> reporter: north korean officials claim, otto fell into a coma after he contracted botulism and took a sleeping pill shortly after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convict ford committing a hostile act after allegedly stealing a propaganda poster during a tourist trip last year. last week, doctors at the university of cincinnati medical center said he showed no sign of a botulism infection, lead physician daniel kanter said the brain injury likely caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. >> there is severe injury to all regions of the brain. wearing the same jacket that his son wore during his trial in north korea, fred warmbier remembered what he loved most about his son. >> otto is a sweetlo person. and that's what, that's what we loved about him. >> otto's father said they received only one letter from their son before his trial. and heard nothing about his condition until a week before his return. anthony, his family was at his bedside when he

we'll show you tucker's exclusive interview with otto oo warmbier -- exclusive interview with fred warmbiers detained in north korea and releasedleasedleased in cini now. listen to this

. >> tucker: that was the interview last week with fred warmbier.update on his son, otto. he is of course the american college student in prison for a year in north korea. o otto died this afternoon in a hospital in cincinnati six daysn after his release. he was murdered by the north korean regime. otto's parents, fred and cindyhi warmbier, released a statement.e i want to read part of it to you. "it is our sad duty to report that our son otto warmbier has completed his journey home.. it would be easy at a moment like this to focus on all that we lost, the future time that won't be spent with the warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose curiosity, enthusiasm for life. we chose to focus on the time we were given to be with this remarkable person.fe when otto returned to cincinnati late on june 13th, he was unable to speak, see, to react, to hear verbal commands. he looked very uncomfortable, almost anguished. although we would never hear his voice again, within a day, the countenance of his face changed. he was at peace, at home, and we believe he c

we will be showing you the exclusive interview with fred warmbier, the father of otto warmbier who wasained in north korea, just release in cincinnati, listen to this.

fred warmbier thanked the trump administration for all it did to secure otto's release.ad some words for the previous administration. >> we received a very nice phone call from president trump who told us that secretary of state rex tillerson worked hard to help bring otto home. we are extremely grateful for their effort and concern. do i think the past of administration could have done more? i think the results speak for themselves. >> juan: mr. warmbier described his reunion with his son an exclusive interview with tucker carlson tonight. >> being able to see otto for the first time in 18 months, it's fantastic. it's great to have him with us. i'm very proud of him. he's with his family. >> juan: if you missed at the interview, very emotional. catch it again at 11:00 p.m. eastern. what do you think about -- he seemed to indicate he thought the obama administration could have done more. >> kimberly: certainly. that's what he's saying. look at his son. the state in which his son returned. trying to get from all the reports and information's, the administration was quite

after this clip from fred warmbier earlier today. >> north korea is a pariah regime. they're brutal and terroristic. you can't believe anything. it's your choice. we don't believe anything they say. >> it's rather heartfelt earlier today. can you say whether this relationship between two governments has changed at all in the past four months? >> well, certainly we know that -- there really isn't a relationship between the two governments to speak of. we know the trump administration has been going around the world trying to get countries to increase pressure on north korea. that having been said, we know there was a special envoy that traveled to north korea to visit these other americans and to retrieve mr. warmbier. that is a significant moment having a u.s. diplomat in north korea, not something that you see very often. >> therein lies the question. why did this administration get an envoy in there to see and find out about otto and the past administration could not? >> the previous administration did get americans released. there were americans released and people

fred warmbier/ father : "otto, i love you and i'm so crazy about you. and i'm so glad you're home." week before his release, his family learned he had been in a coma for 15 months. and that's how he arrived in ohio-- where his condition was described as "unresponsive wakefulness" dr. daniel kanter/ univ. of cincinnati medical center: "he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking however he shows no signs of understanding language." north korea claimed he had contracted botulism, and fell into a coma after being given a sleeping pill. but his medical team at the university of cincinnati medical center says that just doesn't add up. dr. daniel kanter/ univ. of cincinnati medical center: "this study showed extensive loss of brain tissue in all regions of the brain. we have no certain or verifiable knowledge of the cause or circumstances of his neurological injury." president trump addressed warmbier's passing, monday eveninng... president trump: "a lot of bad things happened, but at least we got him home to be with his parents. they were so happy to see him even though he was in a very

. >> you've been listening to fred warmbier, the father of otto warmbi warmbier, who was just released after more than a year of captivity in north korea. fred, the father, very grateful but also a little bit angry, frankly. grateful that his son is home, angry at the north koreans for holding him for so long, lying, he says, about what happened to him. the north koreans say that he had botulism, took a sleeping pill, which put him in a coma, says the north koreans lied, and also, frankly, i think fred warm beer frustrated that there was not as much action by the united states over the time that he was in captivity, said he's very grateful to the trump administration for helping to get him home right now and grateful for a conversation that he had with the president after his release. fred warm beer speaking just moments ago, would not give a medical update on his son. that's coming later today. we believe that otto warmbier still in a coma after more than a year in north korea. >> said that he fell to his knees and hugged his son when he came home. >>> meantime, we are live in washing

. >> jon: if you watch that extraordinary news conference from fred warmbier, otto's father, he gaven awful lot of credit to the trump administration for putting the pressure on north korea that ultimately brought the release of his son, even though they just recently in the last week or so learned that otto had apparently been in a coma all this time. we are awaiting remarks from the president on this new internship program he's pushing, that's just ahead you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. , i'd like to take a moment for sending our thoughts and prayers to my friend and the front of most of us in this room, steve scalise and his great family, as he continues his very brave fight. it's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time. he's in some trouble. he is a great fighter and he's going to be okay, we hope. i visited steve and his family at the hospital last night, and i reassured the

fred warmbier said he doesn't think north korea's explanation the coma resulted from botulism and a sleeping pill makes sense. they say warmbier suffered a severe neurological injury and is in stable condition. doctors will talk more later today about his status. >>> the first meeting for the recent montgomery, a federal judge determined he had to be resentenced because the supreme court ruled that mandatory life sentences for minors are unconstitutional. malvo was only 17 years old when convicted. it will affect virginia's attorney general is appealing the decision to grant new sentencing hearings. >> we're expecting to learn more information about the massive fire in london that destroyed a high rise and killed at least 17 people but the london fire commissioner says that number will likely rise because there is no way to know how many people are still trapped inside. hundreds of people were sleeping in the tower when the fire broke out early this week. impressive video there. incredible to see. we still don't know how the fire started, but today london's mayor and british prime minister t

we talked to his father, fred warmbier. that interview going to air tonight.d not want to deny this case the attention it deserves, so we will be airing that interview tomorrow night. here's a preview of that. so you said this process is over in the next couple of days, you hope to get back to doing family things and living a conventional life. what you think the lessons of this are? your son captivity in korea? why did this happen? >> being in the wrong place. the lessons of his activities in north korea, that's going to be for others to decide. these been living with the situation for 17 months. there is no meaning here. this is a rogue, parietal regime. they are terrorist. they are brutal. there is no sense to anything here. they have crossed the line with my son, so, it would be very difficult to look for a lesson here among this insanity. the rest of that is tomorrow. that's it for us right now. [gunshots] rob: fox news alert, congressman steve scalise in critical condition after being shot by a trump hating gunmen who opened fire on republican that baseb

. >> reporter: a statement by the family read in part -- >> reporter: the last time fred warmbier saw his son in good health, 17 months ago, giving this emotional and likely forced statement in north korea, admitting his guilt. he was accused and tried for hostile acts after the north korean government claimed he took down a propaganda poster in the hotel where he was staying on the night before he was to depart the country. this video provided to cnn by the warmbier family shows otto in north korea with his tour group, no indication of any hostile acts toward north korea. just a young man experiencing the world. >> miguel, any reaction from the trump administration? and do we know at this point any retaliatory actions are being considered? >> reporter: the president spoke about it, called it brutality what the north koreans did, and hopes to keep this from happening to anyone else. interestingly, the secretary of state tillerson said he holds the north koreans accountable for the unjust imprisonment but stopped short of saying that they were responsible for his death. this administra

fred warmbier called north korea a pariah regime, brutal a terroristic and he does not believe their of the story about how his son lapsed into the coma. >> even if you believe their explanation of botulism and a sleeping pill causing the coma, and we don't, there is no excuse for any civilized nation to have kept his condition secret and denied him topnotch medical care for so long. >> warmbier's father went on to question whether the obama administration could have done more to try to free his son. >>> rebel wilson is claiming a major victory in a defamation lawsuit against a global magazine. the pitch perfect actress sued bower media after it published a series of articles saying she lied about her real name, age and some childhood experiences. wilson said the stories cost her acting jobs and damaged her career. >> i felt that i had to take a stand. i had to stand up to a bully. a huge media organization, took me down in may of 2015 with a series of grubby and false articles. >> the jury ruled unanimously in her favor. >>> in news 4 your health, after a dramatic rise, e-cigarette

arthel: that's fred warmbier, the father of the american college student otto warmbier.owever, otto warmbier was released after apparently suffering severe brain injuries in captivity. that is raising serious questions about what happened to the exchange student after his arrest in 2016. and about the remaining three americans we note rogue regime is currently detaining. let's bring in frank levin. author of home front to battlefront. thanks for joining us. have you spoken to otto warmbier's father or anyone connected to the family? >> i have not. but all over the nation today we are celebrating dads and kids and celebrating father's day it's got to be a poignant day for that family. that son has suffered grievous damage and it has to be a painful moment for the father and the whole family. thearthel: what was your initial gut reaction answer to the political calculus behind the timing of the release of otto warmbier. >> they realized otto had serious medical issues. e might even be facing death. they wanted to make sure he was transported out of the north korea. so if t

"the sean hannity show" fred warmbier, a remarkable man. the rest of that is tomorrow. that's it for us right now. >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. hello everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle and this is "the five" ." political violence broke out in a separate stress out of washington, d.c. a gunman named james hodgkinson, a 66-year-old from illinois who belong to a facebook group called terminate the republican party, open fire with a rifle at a group of republican members of congress. the g.o.p. lawmakers were practicing for the annual congressional baseball game, which will still take place tomorrow night. five people were wounded in the shooting, including steve scalise, the number three house republican leader. he is recovering from surgery now in the hospital, and president trump just made a surprise visit. more on that in a moment. police shot the gunman dead, and witness caught this dramatic footage of the shooting. [bleep] >> -people have been cag 911 already. >> kimberly: joining us now, he is joining us outside of medstar national hospital. how is the congres

. >> reporter: in the beginning, father fred warmbier was also out of sight, part of a strategic silencetion and the warmbier's adviser. >> i gave them the same advice that i'd given to other families. they needed to be careful about things that they might say -- that might cause the north koreans to react very angrily and badly. >> we were advised that it was important that you don't upset the north koreans. >> reporter: it was a tactical maneuver. one of many of both sides. because as otto's family and friends were agonizing back in ohio, north korea and the u.s. were playing a game of geo-political chess, in which the 21-year-old was just a pawn. >> after they arrested otto, four days later, there was a fourth nuclear test. >> north korea saying they have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. >> it takes weeks to prepare such a test so, they had in mind that they were going to do nuclear tests and there's going to be sanctions that follow. >> reporter: what did kim jong-un get out of this if they throw americans in prison? >> it would blunt any kind of heavy pressure from united states

your words really hit home, and i'm struck by fred warmbier, otto's father, who said terrorized and brutalizede, and then he wanted to say the time for strategic patience is over. something has to be done about this brutal regime. thank you, anthony. >> thank you. julie: protesters demanding justice for the victim obviously a massive fire at a high-rise apartment building in london as exhausted first responders sift through the charred wreckage. >>> plus, president trump taking aim at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, we're going to tell you why and whether rosenstein will recuse himself from overseeing the russia investigation next. ♪ ♪ if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix

. >>> that is fred warmbier's statement since his son otto was flown home to ohio.year old was imprisoned in north cover reand returned home in a comb. >>> we have learned he has been in a coma for a year. north korea explained his medical condition said he contracted botch list will and took a sleeping pill but doctors do not believe that. they is a very severe brain damage and his heart stopped more than a year ago. north korean official as rested him at an airport, in north korea last year. they claim he stole political poster and then sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor. this is last time that anyone in the west saw him, until this week at his trial, he had to be carried off a plane and into an ambulance in cincinnati. his father says the north korean terrorized and brutal ized his son personally north korea is a brutal regime , they are brutal and terroristic. you cannot believe, anything. well, it is your choice. we don't believe anything they say. we see the results of their actions, with otto. >> so, warmbier's release coincide with dennis rodman's lates

and for cindy and fred warmbier it is even worse. their son otto died today after he was taken from them and held by north korea. after he was subjected to a sham trial, sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for at most a misdemeanor, then subjected to who knows what in custody and returning home in a coma. today he died. the pain, the confusion, the misery, the horror surrounding his death, that all survives. the latest from cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: by the time otto warmbier was in a u.s. hospital, doctors said his condition was dire. >> no signs of understanding language. responding to verbal commands or awareness of his surroundings. he has not spoken. he has not engaged in any purposeful movements or behaviors. >> reporter: tonight warmbier's parents say their son has, quote, completed his journey home, that otto warmbier died at 2:20 p.m. eastern time. the family says when he arrived in cincinnati last week in a vegetative state warmbier's face looked anguished but within a day they say his face changed. he was at peace, the

we will be showing you the exclusive interview with fred warmbier, the father of otto warmbier who waslisten to this.