griff jenkins? >> cheese. >> tucker: cheese? >> these people chase cheese down a hill. the cheese is rolling down at 70 miles per hour. there is the winner. and he didn't even win any money. he just won the cheese. >> he just got cheese. >> well worth it. >> tucker: fox news reporter. >> i was a domestic reporter. i don't know about the international business. you were told there was no foreign policy on the exam. cheated. so, 2 to 1. question 4. in the age of email, the united states postal service is trying something new in order to attract business. this summer the postal service will introduce a scratch and sniff what? postal service katie pavlich? >> stamp. >> tucker: what else could it be? i don't know. let's roll the tape. >> for the first time ever scratch and sniff stamps will be available. >> i just guessed. >> you can see delicious, smell sweet and delicious like summer. >> smell it before it goes in the mail with all the other mail. >> tucker: that clip was from gma. fox news can confirm it is a scratch and sniff sta

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griff jenkins. >> cheese. >> tucker: cheese?o. >> these people chase cheese down a hill. the cheeses rolling down at about 70 miles an hour. there is the winner. he didn't even won any money. he just won the cheese. >> worth it. >> tucker: you are up on the cheese stories. >> i i'm a domestic reporter. i don't deal with international business. >> tucker:r: you were told there was no foreign policy and in the exam. you cheated. 2-1. question four. in the age of the malcolm of the united states postal service is trying something new in order t. this summer, they will introduce a scratch and sniff what? postal service. katie pavlich? >> stamp. >> tucker: whatvl else could it be? i don't know. let's roll the tape. >> for the first time ever, scratch and sniff stamps will be available, images, as you can see, delicious, sweet and delicious, like summer. >> smell it before it goes in the mail with the other male. >> tucker: that clip was from "gma." fox news can confirm this. you were right. now we are to having to come head-to-head,

griff jenkins with more on the g7 fallout. good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather, the president unleashing tweets in the wake of g7 summit doubling down on his view as he sees unfair trade policies all of the allies but taking particularly harsh aim at canada's prime minister. according to release, they make almost $100 billion in trade with u.s., guess they were bragging and got caught, minimum is 17 billion, tax dairy at 270% and then justin acts hurt when called out. this all began when the president shook things up at economic summit but became furious when trudeau held conference and in the administration's words, stabbed the president in the back. >> canadians are polite, reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> trudeau following announcement of retaliatory tariffs starting july 1st, prompting the president to withdraw his agreement to the group's communique or statement on trade that they had reached with trump's top economic adviser larry kudlow who accompanied him in canada accusing the prime minist

griff jenkins in annapolis where jarrod ramos is to face the judge a few hours from now. >> reporter:e learning more about jarrod ramos who is going to appear at 10:30 this morning to face five counts of first-degree murder when he blasted a 2:30 in the afternoon in the newsroom behind me killing five, injuring two. jarrod ramos's history of making threats was well-known on social media particularly in the courtroom, there was a definition lawsuit against the paper for articles they wrote about his conviction in a harassment case. the woman he was harassing told officials jarrod ramos would be the next mass shooter. we are also learning the names identifying the five victims. they are wendy winters, rebecca smith, robert hiaasen, and john mcnamara. this is hitting hard. this is a community at its core. mayor gavin buckley had this to say. >> they are our friends, we are grieving for these guys was they would come to city council meetings, listen to boring politicians, they don't make a lot of money. just immoral. >> reporter: hitting this community so hard. governor larry hogan called

heather: griff jenkins in the heart immigration crisis, he's live on the ground, stay up next for thatwon't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again heather: as the immigration debate heats up in washington griff jenkins at the border as more than a dozen migrants including children were just apprehended. he joins us live from mcallen, texas, right now with the firsthand look at what is happening now. good morning, griff, what's the latest? >> good morning, heather, this is the largest processing center for the border patrol in the country behind me. we went out with the chief manuel padilla to find out what happens when they encounter apprehensions, some including children, take a look. more illegal immigrants have been apprehended crossing the u.s.-mÉxico

ed: griff jenkins, griff jenkins live in annapoils live and reporting on these terrible stories, gettinghe facts and griff, you have been bringing really wonderful tributes, clearly that community is not going to forget and make sure their legacy remains for a long, long time. >> that's right, ed, you know, there's been steady stream like the lady behind me, the strength of the community was evident as hundreds turn out to pay tribute to the 5 lives lost, the daughter of one of the victims wendy winters remembering a loving mother and the community that she so dearly loved. >> i want people to keep telling the stories that she cared about, my mom cared about teens and homes and places and cared about telling community stories, she wanted things to be in the news that weren't just crime and doom and gloom, she wanted to tell nice stories and still matters to people. >> in baltimore, the oriels and all the way to new england where the patriots coach bill belacheck, my family and i enjoyed special relationships with many great people who have worked for the newspaper, my heart goes out to t

griff jenkins live from the border in texas. yesterday griff called paid but didn't get paid. blame weather. >> it was storms, guys: the backlash from the president's zero tolerance policy and that family situation caused the president to sign executive order and this is what he had to say while he did it. >> it's about keeping families together while at the same time, be sure we have a very powerful, very strong border and border security will be equally, if not greater than previously. >> so the ball is in congress' court now, the house supposed to vote on two bills. the leadership version and conservative goodlatte version. it's not clear either is headed for passage. chairmanhe freedom caucus mark meadows openly fighting with speaker ryan calling the leadership bill dy for prime time. democrats aren't expected to support any of the bills and are lashing out at the president's executive order. this, from house minority leader nancy pelosi saying the president's executive order seeks to replace one form of child abuse with another instead of protecting traumatized children.

griff jenkins has the latest from annapolis. >> it's been more than 48 hours since the tragic attackhere at the capital gazette and one thing is very clear, this community is resilient and they are strong. that was evident last night as hundreds turned out at vigils across town. as they came together to remember the five lives lost, the daughter of one of the journalists wendi winters paid tribute to a loving mother who cared deeply about the people she covered. >> i want people to keep telling the stories that she cared about. my mom cared about telling community stories. she wanted things to be in the news that weren't just crime and doom and gloom. >> and in nearby baltimore, a moment of silence at the orioles game, the team tweeting a picture of friday's paper and the five white roses in the press booth at camden yards, tributes even spread to new england, where patriots coach, an annapolis native bill belichick issued this statement for my entire life the capital has been my hometown newspaper. my family and i have enjoyed special relationships with the many great people who hav

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. >> griff jenkins is live in mccoulcouldmccowen texas this m. iff, good morning. >> reporter: the temperature wasn't the only thing running hot. it was about 100 degrees here. about 200 protesters turned at the processing center, bussed in from by the league of united latin american citizens. at one point they tried to stop a bus carrying illegal immigrants out front here and i got into it with one of the protesters. here's what happened. why are you stopping the bus? >> this is to make a point that they need to leave children alone. this is not the america we fought and died for. there's no reason to do this to the children. >> these people have their children in a bus like criminals. >> reporter: do you have a message for president trump? >> we're coming for him in 2020 and we're coming for his congress in 2018. >> reporter: earlier in the day, about 25 democratic lawmakers came down here. one of the questions i was asking them was where the outrage from you in 2014 when they erected the facility with the same standards. here's what anthony bro

griff jenkins live with the latest. i don't know if today can top yesterday.ecause while. >> i don't know. whatever anyone thought about the 0 selection where the battleground was it all changed, the supreme court swing vote announcing his retirement, the moment was not lost on the president last night in north dakota. >> justice kennedy's retirement make the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time, the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution anyway they want to do it. >> now donald trump gets a second chance to shape the ideological balance of the high court in the short list of nominees is not so short, 25 names on the list including a few finalists from his first pick, william h pryor junior and thomas harvin in current use our sen. mike we with the state set for this fierce battle, mitch mcconnell says he would like to see a vote to confirm the nominee very soon. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role. we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >>

griff jenkins live in annapolis, maryland. i understand he is refusing to speak with police.hat 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 victims identified by the gazette. they are wendy winters, rebecca smith, robert highest and --hi s --hiassen and john mcnamara. at 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon the gunmen went in the building behind me, shooting in the newsroom, a remarkable part of the story is first responders responding 60 seconds to two min

and inside look at the frontlines of the border yesterday, and griff jenkins takes us behind-the-scenesasylum seeking is done the legal way and in texas with more. >> reporter: remember the administration, if you do not want your family to be separated then do it the legal way and that is to come to a port of entry and start the process. carlos rodriguez to get a closer look. >> we are located at other ports of entry. >> we are in the middle of the bridge, mexicans, the us is there. whether you are an american citizen coming b the business or central american company that intends to flee persecution, they would all come this way. >> this is the first place and asylum-seekers would come. >> they would make the claim, they are seeking asylum, asylum processes. >> the legal way to seek asylum. >> can we go into the asylum? >> this is an area we set aside for any asylum seeker, and inventory and to apply bracelets on them, and unaccompanied child or family unit. once from here we will go back to the offices, the one to interview the officer. >> during this process, at any point, our family

griff jenkins live in washington with more on this. today is the day, is it going to be released?> we believe michael horowitz began this in january, and 500 pages, it is expected to be critical of key members of the fbi and doj, and loretta lynch and fbi agent peter stzrok. its release was expected last month but house judiciary chairman bob goodletter will said what happened. >> it will put a lot of missing pieces in a giant puzzle together. most important the american people see this report because it will shed light the federal bureau of investigation mishandled with regard to former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> reporter: republicans and democrats supported the independent review, key questions like what role comey's disclosure might have played and whether he lied to investigators, and the court documents, the anti-trump texts between peter stzrok and lisa page, drawn the i are of other members. >> the lawful investigation is underway, they should not let their personal opinions get in the way, 90% of law enforcement officers don't. >> reporter: there will be closed

griff jenkins live in washington dc to break it down, long night. >> they call it the jungle cae themary candidates advance regardless of party and nowhere was it more fierce than california's gubernatorial race where the gop would not be denied, democrat lt. governor gavin newsom cruised to advance to the general election putting donald trump front and center. >> voters will have achoice betl stand up to donald trump and a good soldier in his war on california. mark my words, i never backed down from a fight. >> reporter: donald trump's support for john cox helped him keep the gop from being shut out. >> mr. newsom made it clear that he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. be careful, mr. newsom, be careful what you wish for. let's send them the very first ssage and that is it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin newsom and the democrats. >> reporter: a blue wave to regain the house majority, depending on the outcome of california as republican held seats where clinton won in 2016. democrats need to flip 23 sea

griff jenkins live with more on the alleged leaker's possible links to a new york times reporter. >>he fbi arrested and indicted james wolf, former staffer for the senate intelligence committee whose job it was for 21 years to see to the security of classified information accused of making false statements last december during the leak investigation when they were investigating russian interference, charged with lying about repeated contacts with with reporters including his use of encrypted messaging apps, us attorney jesse lou calling it betrayal of public trust placed in him. the until committee chairman and vice chair issued this statement saying we are troubled to hear the charges filed against a former member of committee staff. the charges do not appear to include anything related to classified information but the committee takes this matter seriously, cooperating with the feds. the new york times reporting the doj seized phone records from allie watkins. and the previous 3 romantic relationship with as they were investigating. the times says the information was released at bo

griff jenkins live from the processing center in texas as the president prepares to meet with lawmakers>> the border patrol processing ctr. ground 0 where we have seen such disturbing images coming out, families being separated, the administration saying they are simply following the law and that is why the secretary of homeland security took to the white house briefing room to defend what the administration is doing. >> this entire crisis just to be clear is not new. it has been occurring over many decades but currently it is the exclusive product of loopholes and federal immigration laws, from being detained and removed to their home country. >> secretary nielsen is talking about three loopholes, the first has to do with george w. bush, trafficking victims prevention reauthorization act, and they point to a 1700% increase over the last decade. the third goes back to the bill clinton administration in a florida settlement which provided for keeping families together and secretary nielsen needs funding, either way donald trump continues to blame democrats for what we see on our screens

. >> griff jenkins has the latest. >> reporter: despite the bad weather, terrible storms, first ladyking a visit inside the shelter meeting with staff and the children accompanied by hhs sec. she had this to say. >> we all know they are having to fair without their families, thank you for your kind work and kindness. >> reporter: the weather kept her from making a second stop visiting with border patrol but we were able to see the flag the children made for the first lady and the ceo at the shelter. take a listen. >> wanted to learn about the shelter but more important she wanted to spend time with the children. >> the joy on the children's faces, you can see the joy on mrs. trump's face and it was very obvious to me some real connections were made. >> the visit comes with 20,000 children housed in military bases in arkansas and texas and democrats like chuck schumer question the move. >> the department of defense was asked if it could house 20,000 unaccompanied children by the end of the year. donald trump hasn't taken care of the problem by any stretch of the imagination. >> report

griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. awmakers demand more documents on the probe, good morning, griff. griff: good morning, heather, we have not heard the left, horowitz heading to senate judiciary committee this afternoon as president trump applies pressure on the fbi agent that claims he would stop him from taking office. the president tweeting, the highest level of bias from any law enforcement. they all worked for slippery james comey and comey is best friend with robert mueller. peter strzok is willing to appear but not done deal. attorney goldman issuing this statement. peter strzok thinks his posi, character and actions have all been misrepresented and he wants an opportunity to remedy that but house judiciary chairman says if he's not willing to appear, he's prepared to subpoena peter strzok. nunes says he's losing patience with doj over losing documents. >> they'll be hell to pay by wednesday morning. if they don't have good reasons why they haven't provided information, the america's people's patience have run o

griff jenkins is outside annapolis, maryland with the latest details. worst mass shooting against journalists in the country. those journalists at the capital gazette would not be deterred in defiance publishing the newspaper still today with the names of those five victims tragically shot. robert hiaasen, wendi winters, rebecca smith and john mcnamara. we are learning more about 38-year-old jared ramos here with us chief timothy altimori. chief, it's been a long night. we want to take a few minutes of our your time. what can you tell us is the latest in this investigation? >> we are still very frustrated. we know what happened and we know where it happened. but we are still trying to figure out a lot of the whys. obviously there was an ax to grind with the newspaper. we are still trying to put the puzzle pieces together about history woe know 2011. we are not getting a lot of cooperation from the suspect. we have a lot of questions to be answered. it'it's frustrating because we want to do justice. griff: there was an early report about his fingers being

ainsley: that is where we find griff jenkins, live on friday night with the latest, hey, griff.t here and met with 50 students not in cages accompanied by hhs secretary and thanked staff. here is what she had to say after the visit. >> we all know they are here without their families and i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness. griff: weather cut visit short but the media made big deal about jacket she wore as she departed on the back that said i don't really care, do you. when i went inside and talked to doctor and said the first lady connected with the kids and i asked about past administrations dealing with immigration crisis. >> every administration is trying to do the best that they can in a truly difficult situation where sometimes there's no easy answers and sometimes not even good answers. griff: clearly no good answers or easy solutions when it comes the house bill, gop pulled bill for vote today. steve: live griff down in mcallen texas. brian: do they have the votes in senate judge jeanine pirro. same judge we see on the weekends. >> b

jillian: griff jenkins from texas as the president prepares to meet with lawmakers. >> rio grande valleyheaviest tracks, $50,000 per month of illegal crossings in the last three months and that is why kiersten nielsen is at the white house defending the policy and what they are doing here. >> this entire crisis is not new. it has been occurring over many decades but currently it is the product of loopholes in federal immigration laws that prevent illegal immigrant minors and family members from being detained and removed to their home country. >> reporter: those loopholes are important, the first is a traffic convention act, george w. bush, the second, the asylum policy, claims are up 1700%, the third going back to 1997 by bill clinton and that is why the president says this is in the name of safety and he points that the democrats to blame. >> it is very strongly the democrats fault. they are obstructionist. the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. we went safety and we went security for our country. >> reporter: the images we see our h

rob: griff jenkins breaking it all down for us. >> reporter: an exciting night, they call california jungle because so many candidates, the top two advance regardless of party and nowhere is it more fierce than in the gubernatorial race where democrats hope to shape the battlefield but the gop would not be denied. gavin newsom cruised to e general election, putting donald trump front and center. >> voters will have a real choice between a governor who will stand up to donald trump e dier in his war on california. mark my words. i have never back down from a fight. >> reporter: republican john cox who the president endorsed the gop from being shut out. >> mr. newsom made it clear he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. be careful, mr. newsom, be careful what you wish for. let's send them the very first message, and that is it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country, it was gavin newsom and the democrats. >> reporter: democrat hopes of writing a blue wave to the majority are iquith some races too close to call, democrats need to p

rob: griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: this europe's midterm election got a lot more interesting because supreme court swing vote is now retiring giving donald trump a second chance to truly shape the ideological balance of the high court. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution any way they want to do it. >> reporter: to nominate a constitutional conservative likely similar to his first pick, neil gorsuch and the shortlist is not so short, 25 names on this list including finalists from last time, william pryor and thomas hardiman, including utah sen. mike lee, some being touted as frontrunners, whoever it is, mitch mcconnell says he would like to see a vote soon. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role. we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: democrats want to hold mcconnell to the same standard he applied in 2016 when he refused to bring obama's

jillian: griff jenkins joins us in texas as top republican lawmakers next. >> reporter: kirstjen neilsenas been at the center of this crisis, at the executive order signing and says it is time for congress to act. listen. >> we ask them to do the job, the laws need to be changed, this is what president after president has dealt with for decades, he is standing up to fix it, we asked congress to do their part. thank you for your leadership. >> reporter: the house expect to vote on two bills, paul ryan and the conservative bill by bob goodlatte but kevin brady says he is confident the leadership bill has the support it needs. >> we need a permanent solution, it sets the back door of illegal immigration, starts to fix the front door of illegal immigration which means it keeps families together, find a path to legal status for dreamers who earn it. >> reporter: yesterday a surprise moment mark meadows, chairman of the freedom caucus arrested against paul ryan saying his bill was not ready for prime time the democrats not expected to support either one, democrats lashing out at the executive

. >> ed: griff jenkins doing his job right now reporting live from annapolis. good to see you, griff. under these circumstances, what are we learning from that bail hearing that is new this afternoon? >> ed, we learned a lot in the bail hearing. it was the first time we've seen jarrod ramos nearly 24 hours exactly after he carried out that horrific massacre in the building behind me. ramos appeared in a green jump suit. he was standing the entire time. he was eerily motionless. at one point, the judge asked him to please take a seat. he did not even acknowledge the judge, nor did he sit. the state's attorney, wes adams was making his case why the judge who did deny bail should do so saying that he was a threat to the community, a flight risk. pointing not only to the manner in which the murders were carried out but also the fact that it was premeditated and that ramos had barricaded the rear door to the building here. >> there were two entrances to the offices. the rear door was barricaded. mr. ramos then, as i told the judge, entered in the front door and worke

griff jenkins live in waubdz as house lawmakers demand more documents on the probe, what's the latestiff? >> good morning, guys, fallout is intensifying and inspector general will defend his findings as director wray is expect today defend credibility before senate judiciary committee this afternoon as president trump applies pressure on that fbi agent that claims he would stop him from taking office. the president tweeting, highest level of bias i have ever witnessed in any law enforcement officer, trey gowdy on peter strzok, they all worked for slippery james comey and comey is best friends with robert mueller, a real sick deal, isn't it, peter strzok is indicating that he would app attorney suing thi statement. peter strzok thinks position, character and inactions have been misrepresented and he wants an opportunity to remedy that but it's not a done deal, it's how house judiciary committee bob goodlatt says he will subpoena peter strzok if he won't voluntarily and messages concerns even democrats like adam schiff,. >> certainly the text messages are troubling, they were on work e-

jillian: comes as governor pulls national troops from border, griff jenkins live in mcallen, texas, you'reng a great job, griff. griff: thank you, good morning, jillian and rob, the fallout from the family separation centers right behind me is reaching ahead in washington, the president frustrated as backlash against zero tolerance policy, took to the hill yesterday to urge republicans to support one of two bills before the house this week. listen. >> the laws have been broken for many years, decades but we had a great meeting, thank you. griff griff now those two bills are a compromise bill put forward by gop's leadership and more conservative one by bob goodlatte and michael mccaul. >> he's enthusiastic, optimistic, he expressed in his words, he said, i'm a thousand percent behind what you're trying to pass in the house. griff: this is where it gets interesting, though, you would think some democrats might be coming over, serious opposition as senate minority leader chuck schumer says he wants president trump to stop what he's doing and fix by himself. >> the president alone can fix it w

let's get to griff jenkins with the developments this morning. >> reporter: the date is set and democratsleft out. june 12th at 9:00 singapore time, the historic summit will begin according to sarah sanders, this just days after kim jong un's number 2 hand delivered that letter to the president. it is called interesting but progress had been made b also noting in the meantime sanctions will remain in place. >> our policy hasn't changed. we have sanctions on, very powerful and we will not take those sanctions off unless north korea denuclearize to. >> reporter: chuck schumer issuing a list of demands a letter to the pres. in order to gain democrat support saying north korea must agree to dismantle and remove all their nuclear, chemical and biological weapons end production and enrichment of uran and plutonium for military purposes, suspend ballistic missile test and illuminate the program, commit to anywhere anytime compliance inspections and finally the deal must be permanent. schumer warning any deal should complete denuclearization is a bad deal. >> donald trump meets with kim jong un a

steve: we have dispatched our own griff jenkins to mccallen, texas. centers. he hopes to get inside one of them later today and he joins us live. hey, griff. >> good morning, guys. this is one of the largest detention centers in the country. this is where the border patrol brings whether you are an adult or a child immediately here. adults go on to be processed by ice and children with hhs. the photos are within this mcalen detention center. entire national dialogue over how the zero tolerance policy has been carried out. the president says what he will not stand for is having migrant camps across the country. take a listen. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. if the democrats would sit down, instead of obstructing, we could have something done very quickly. >> also, yesterday, dhhs secretary kirstjen nielsen taking to the podium in the white house briefing room to defend her actions. >> apprehension without detention and removal ♪ border security. we have repeatedly called on congress to clos

griff jenkins has this story live back there in d.c. griff, how serious is the threat here?swer, bill, imcomments and dynamic. their words, not mine. the testimony was sobering before the senate homeland security committee dhs officials warning that tears arterroristsare not only plannio carry out drone attacks both overseas and here at home but also we might not be prepared under secretary foreign intelligence says this threat is real and we are witnessing a rapid revolution in the danger it poses. >> we know isis fighters in iraq and sierra i can't have used unmanned aircraft to deliver explosives and plot unmanned aircraft use elsewhere. this is a significant threat to the homeland. >> glawe also noted you the growing risk to law enforcement officers including protecting open screen yous like concerts and sporting events. officials cited a major increase in suspicious drone activities, bill, which went from 8 incidents in 2013 to 1700 and 52 in 2016. >> bill: what do we think we need to do to address the threat. >> any commercially available drone can be used pretty much

griff jenkins, ktvu aux 2 news. >>> a senate judiciary committee is conducting a hearing looking into the recently released report about the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's personal email server. fbi director, christopher wray and inspector general, michael horwitz are expected to testify. the 600 page report released on thursday concluded that fbi director james comey made a serious error in judgment in announcing the reopening of the clinton email investigation less than two weeks before election day 2016. the report details text messages between fbi employees that were critical of president trump. >>> let's take a peek outside. it is getting warmer. >> inland, we are warming up a little bit. there is still talk on the coast. it is a different twist. a year ago we were baking. 108, concord, 106, livermore. even san francisco set a record height one year ago. not today. that he is somewhere else. a fog bank this morning except monterey. a breeze held it out. it is starting to sneak back in. nothing compared to saturday, when it would punkers. west, northwest and 15 at sfo.

griff jenkins live the very latest. >> reporter: so much for politics and to get the water's edge, chuck, arguably the most powerful democrat in america has already concluded the president's historic summit failed to produce anything. >> donald trump seems to have given away two or three of the major things kim jong un wanted to. a meeting, flags next to each other, now no delay of exercises with south korea, without getting anything in return. >> reporter: he is not the only naysaying the credit. >> probably the weakest communiquÉ i have ever seen out of and engagement with north korea over several administrations. rob: the president defending the trip evitable medic breakthrough which could take millions of lives saying this is just the beginning. >> we are now going to art the process of denuclearization of north korea and i believe he is going cknd start it virtually immediately. >> reporter: the decision for suspending wargames with south korea. >> we are not going to be doing the wargames as long as we are negotiating in good faith. that is good for a number of reasons in addition

. >> we've got griff jenkins running with us. >> i am ready. i don't think that was me. there will be a poll on twitter in terms of whether you thought that was liz's voice. >> this is what we call spin. there was no spin in the interview you're about to see us who want to say happy father's day to all the dads out there including elizabeth's husband. great debt in so many ways. their 3-year-old daughter, claire. >> that's a tough one because there's so many good part. it's probably seeing how excited you are that i'm around. that means a lot to a dad. hanging out with you, teaching you things and watching you learn and grow a. leland: there were discussions of diapers and other things. elizabeth: there was. in all seriousness you so excited every time she walks in the door. and then dad walks in the door and mom really no longer exists, which is the way it should be because it's pretty sweet. happy father's day to my husband and dad and i was so your wonderful father. >> on or off is happy fathers day out there. there will be more about interview as well is your reactio

jillian: that is where we find griff jenkins with what we can expect. >> all 500 pages this afternoonf results should be critical of the leadership of the fbi and doj. and andrew mccabe, atty. gen. loretta lynch and fbi special agent peter stzrok, it's release is expected but finally coming and house judiciary committee bob goodlatte says we will see what happened. >> will a lot of missing pieces of this giant puzzle together, most importantly american people see this report because it will shed light on how the federal bureau of investigation mishandled the whole investigation with regard to former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> key questions will be answered in the independent review supported by republicans and democrats, what role the decisions and public disclosure may have played, what actions does and mccabe make who is suing the inspector general, the kirstin: meeting, and lisa page for having an affair. >> it pains me to look at them. and 99% of law enforcement officers don't. >> the president and key congressional members will be briefed be

griff jenkins staying on the story for us live from annapoli annapolis. >> harris, ramos appeared in a videoconference before judge thomas trial wearing a green jumpsuit, he was standing the entire time, he was emotionless, and he was an initial appearance because he didn't cooperate in the middle of the night for his arrest. the original hearing and his bail was denied as a states attorney laid out just how horrific and calculated the execution of those five individuals really was, and after that hearing which lasted about 15 minutes, the attorney came out right here ram standing and talk to the press and talked about the barricading aspect that ramos carried out. here's what adam said. >> there were two entrances to the offices in which this attack occurred. the rear door was very barrica. mr. ramos then entered in the front door and worked his way through the office. >> adams said that what's next for ramos will either be a grand jury appearance for another hearing of sorts before a circuit judge but across town, chief of police timothy altomare was having questions with the press

meanwhile, griff jenkins is live down at the southern border in texas. riff, how are you doing, man? >> good morning, ed, listen, it is ground zero here mcgowan texas. we did get a sitdown with ted cruz you are not going to want to miss what he had to say. that's coming up next. evy malib. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! wells fargo has supported community organizations from the beginning, like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepp

fox news's griff jenkins in d.c. with election results.e. mark sanford, republican, outspoken critic of president trump, never lost a race in south carolina, was defeated, president trumped in, mark sanford has been up helpful to me with making america great again. he is mia. he is better off in argentina. i full did i endorse katy arrington in congress in south carolina. a state i love. she is tough on crime. continue to fight to lower taxes. vote katy. dig at his extramarital affair and disappearance from the state in governor in 2019. resulting in his resignation. sanford stood by his convictions. >> it may cost me an election but i stand by everyone of those decisions to disagree with the president. reporter: voters casting ballots in four other states, nevada, north dakota, maine and virginia. president tweeting congratulationses in commonwealth for cory stewart, after landing this morning applauding him for a great victory for senator. he runs against a total stiff, tim kaine, weak on a crime and borders and wants to raise your taxes

griff jenkins is covering the story, he's at the u.s.central processing center in texas. good morning to you. >> reporter: we are outside of the rio grande valley sector processing center in mccallen texas. this is where you come, whether adult or minor, as soon as you've been apprehended by border pa patrol. as we entered this national dialogue, maria, about the humanity of how these people are being treated, the president wanted to make it clear that he won't stand to have migrant camps across the country. take a listen. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. if the democrats would sit down instead of obstructing we could having done very quickly. >> reporter: maria, the secretary of d.h.s. also took to the white house podium to defend the zero tolerance policy. she says that, well, here is how you get real border security. take a listen. >> this entire crisis, just to be clear, is not new. it's been occurring and expanded over many decades. but currently it's the exclusive produc

brian: we asked griff jenkins to follow up on this story. sometimes he will just say no. id you do what we asked? >> yes, i have. good morning, guys. the report, according to abc. also calls out obama era attorney general loretta lynch email probe. comey exceeded his authority in 2016 when he publicly discussed the investigation and recommended against criminal charges for hillary clinton, which would have been the responsibility belonging to his boss lynch. now, comey has since said he really had had no choice because of lynch's tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. here is what he told our bret baier back in april. >> i think we are both telling the truth. i never went to her and said loretta i think you should recuse yourself. the problem was she already announced publicly she wouldn't and she would accept my recommendation. so, at that point, what do i do? i decided at that point i have got to step away from her. >> this as that highly anticipated ig report is expected to be released before michael horowitz's testimony likely some time next week. that was

we are in new york and griff jenkins is live not too far from the supreme court in our d.c. bureau. iff, where do the cards lay right now? >> good morning, guys. it's going to be a big day and, of course, justice kennedy was known as the swing vote in the deciding factor in just the last 24 hours on 5-4 rulings on the travel ban and public sector unions. at times he was champion of abortion rights and same sex marriage. justice kennedy expressed his profound gratitude for having had the privilege to see in each case how best to know, interpret and defend the constitution and the laws that must always conform to its mandates and promises. now, president trump has a real opportunity to truly shape the ideological balance of the high court. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who are rewrite the constitution any way they want to do it. >> expect the president to nominate a constitutional conservative likely similar to his first pick neil gorsuch. in the short list

griff jenkins. thank you for that. more from annapolis coming up shortly. >> sandra: we're getting reaction from the white house. president trump tweeting my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. thank you to all the first responders who are currently on the scene. press secretary sarah sanders writing strongly condemn the evil act of senseless violence in annapolis, maryland. a violent attack on innocent journalists doing their job is an attack on every american. our prayers are with the victims and their friends and families. >> bill: it is stunning when it happens in a small beautiful town like annapolis. everybody is close and it is rocking that community. we should see an appearance perhaps if court 90 minutes from now. >> sandra: we'll watch for that. the other big story of the day. president trump meeting last night with a small bipartisan group of senators as he considers his pick to replace retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy. speaking yesterday in wisconsin, the president po

griff jenkins is live from washington with the latest. you are always smiling. >> it's always good to join you. good morning, guys. i will tell you who is not smiling the democrats. feeling a left out. june 12th. monday evening 9:00 p.m. even in the u.s. the historic summit begin according to white house press secretary saunders who deys after receiving a letter. sanders wouldn't go into calling it interesting progress had been made. notes sanctions remain in place. our policy hasn't changed. very powerful. we would not take those sanctions off unless north korea denuclearize. >> chuck schumer issuing a list of demands in a letter to the president. detailing what would be acceptable to democrats. north korea must agree, to among other things, dismantle all nuclear, chemical and biological programs. suspend missile tests commit to anywhere, any time inspections. schumer also had this to say. >> president trump meets with kim jong un and receives a deal that truly lives up to these principles. he will have made the world a much safer place.

brian: that's the lead in griff jenkins requested. how's that? >> thank you. it's fantastic.ght, and they call it the jungle because the top two candidates advance regardless of party in the state where democrats are planning to shape the battlefield. in the gubernatorial race the g.o.p. would not be denied. democrat lieutenant governor gavin newsom easily cruised. putting president trump front and center. >> voters will have a real choice this november between a governor who is going to stand up to donald trump and a foot soldier in his war on california. mark my words, i have never backed down from a fight. >> but republican john cox, who the president endorsed, kept the g.o.p. from being shut out. >> it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin newsom and the democrats. [cheers] >> democrats hopes of riding a blue wave are in question. democrats need to pick up 23 seats nationwide. and nowhere do democrats have a better shot than in seven of california's republican-held seats where clinton won in 2016. some are too close t

griff jenkins on the ground outside the crime scene right now, he has the very latest details. ff, good morning to you. griff: morning, maria, as people wake up this morning this is the story of the morning, defiance on the part of the capital gazette publishing a paper in the wake of 5 killed, the people identifying those five victims as robert, brother of famed novelist, wendy winters, gerald fishman, rebecca smith and john, we are learning a lot about the shooter too, maria, jarre ramos, defamation suit that he filed against the paper for article they wrote about his conviction in a harassment of a woman in 2011, that woman telling officials that she had to change her name, had to move three times and she told officials that, quote, ramos will be your next mass shooter, just unbelievable number of details and questions still to be answered. we haven't been told yet whether press conference is coming, we expect one at some point this morning, yesterday the governor here talking about victims and the impact on the community, take a listen. they are our friends. we are grieving

brian: that whole introduction is news to griff jenkins. he had a whole different report planned. you are. >> today's meeting with richard shelby and shelley moore capito on the committee leading the effort on funding for the border wall. failure to do so guys could lead to a shutdown in september. tomorrow's meeting is with house republicans on two bills headed for a likely vote this week. once that consensus bill by the leadership. the other the conservative goodlatte bill. either way it appears the president wants action. >> >> the president is ready to get meaningful immigration reform across the board. nobody likes seeing babies ripped from their mother's arms. this is a perilous journey for many of these children. if people really cared about them, we would figure out a way to get the funding to expand the centers and to close the loophole. >> this as tensions continue to rise over children being separated at the border and the president continuing to blame democrats, tweeting that they should get together with their republican counterparts and work something out on border s

abby: griff jenkins is live for us at annapolis, maryland. . the community is waking one a sense of resilience. you can't find a corner of this town who doesn't have annapolis strong written all over it and thousands turned out multiple vigils last night. the daughter of one of those victims wendi winters speaking about a bee loved mother and a great community journalist. here's what she said. >> she was an excellent reporter and amazing woman. she was doing what she loved. she was telling stories and those stories should continue to be told. griff: in the contributing extend guilty beyond annapolis to baltimore. last night's orioles game a moment of silence. orioles tweeting this picture of the paper and five roses in the press box where the capital gazette reporter would normally sit. it didn't stop in baltimore. annapolis native issuing a statement saying for my entire life the capital has been my hometown newspaper. my family and i have enjoyed special relationships with many great people who have worked for the newspaper. my heart goes ou

. >> griff jenkins, you nailed it. >> how many are you going to get?beer, steak, doug, immunity. two or three out of five. i'm not sure about the fourth one. >> you have a great family. >> one day of immunity. >> that's hilarious. >> if you have rules on far's day. e-mail them to us, friends at foxnews.com. we want to know about them. >> keep sending us you bad dad jokes, please. >> rick, can you come up with a good joke before the show is over? >> i'll work on it. >> one. >> google. >> i do want to bring you some other headlines we're following this morning. japanese prime minister shinzo abe jumping on the kim jong-un bandwagon. abe want his own summit with the north korean dictator days after president trump's meeting in singapore. abe would likely address north korea's kidnapping of japanese citizens. a meeting between the two could happen in pyongyang as ecia ears august. >>> remember the woman who spit on an off-duty police officer? penny hawthorne is her name, turning herself in to chicago police and charged with misdemeanor battery assault. aut