we do not have definitive word in terms of what wl happ but we are watching this as it unfolds and you can see the north korean leader remains at this resort hotel. the schedule included a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. and nothing until 4:00 p.m., so the white house building in time for any activity that is happening right now. glendora,s us from republican, republican line. go ahead. caller: i have a question. host: go ahead. how old are you? caller: i am 15. what is significant about the location that president trump and mr. kim jong-un are meeting at? host: do you have the answer, or what weant me to share know? ey wanted to get a location at was secure, to go to a country that was viewed as somewhat neutral, some had described singapore as the switzerland of asia. and north korea and the u.s. government have consulates ordered diplomatic posts in singapore. caller: thank you very much. host: how much have you watched as a 13-year-old? caller: i have been here since about six caught when it started. host: great. 9:40 p.m. your time? caller: about 9:50 p.m. host: thanks for phoning in. the

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i want to show you where it happ led. takek at that gray building behind us. just in front is an alley. investigators say a group of guys were out in that alley when officers approached 'sthem. th when shots were fired. >> this p cellne video captures a chaotic scene assh ty an armed man. not long after, he arrived on the scene. >> when officer entered the back alley, there was a group adult males there. one of the adult males produced a weapon. there were shots fired and the s suspect in the has been pro announced dead. >> i'm just watching tv, man. i looke out the window. >> he lives near by the alley wherehe shooting happened. >> from what i heard out my window,t was no exchange of gunfire. it was a straight up -- >> other neighbors who didn't want to go on camera say the same thing. >> wasn't a back and forwards shooting. it wasn't cross fire. it was one person hittingne person. >> but he says this is a picture of the gun used at th scene. he also. poli body camideo will be ing ewed as part of on investigation. police say they want to hear from witnesses.

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firefighters wereutting up happe and were able to get out of the he last secth car driver had t t of his vehicle. no word on serity of his injuries. the battalion chief says this is the second time this month a car has hit a fire truck on the job. >>> warriors a cavs in cleveland. within the past 15 minutes the warriors announcednd he missed the last six games because o bone bruise in his k klay thompson suffered a left ankle sprame one but stilled played in these finals. >> he participated in practice and shoot-around this morning, kind of picked his spots but 's >> klay is an iron man, he ner misses a game. the official twitter accou the nba will live tweet during this game reacting and responding to the calls in realme so whe complain about the refso right on itter. >> well, they shouldn't be tweeting. well, it's not the actual refs. >>> an emotional connection leads t a career pass. was it a ? nen we)re rnng aboa ca toostudent who ned >>> wasn't a suicide or an accident. the new information we're learning about lal high school student who d in a swimming pool on his school campus

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i was so happ he tookthat om was a huge shock. s ge. like at, at >> the warriors have a chance to sweep the cavs on their home court. lebron james told reporters that his will a peec iday. it almost like pla patriots. you can't make mistakes. wh you e able to capitalize and you have be so in tuned and razor-sharp d in every singlepossession, you can't ha miscommunications. you can'have my faults or my beds. -- bads. >> nba tehas won a best-of-seven playoff series after being 3-0. warriors fans around the bay holding watch ring the experience with other members of domination. -- dub nation. >> i can'thearys. 600 people to the game was shown on the movie screen. the fans view reat. the snack bar is open. d ckets are only five dollars each. >> you go tomethe >> seeing it on a big screen, it's it makes it so you can see everything. and in the kids t run away and -- around. >> they also played trivia e ki walked mething to remember frght. alameda theater will host another watch parties for game four t and the watch party at oracle arena. wn

what has to happ though, before the final decision is made. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after mid to upper 80s in the south bay, we're dropping to 8 we'll let you know about cooler ather for everyone and how much temps drop in about six minutes. a surprise on the novemr ballot. voters get to decide whether california is t big t function, and should be carved into three smaller states. >>> okay. it's going to be on the november ballot. investigators g voters decide on separate states. the initiativeotce the signatures needed to be put on e novemb ballot. analysts say i from activists coming from the politil right many they can parse out a wte california, then perhaps they will prey saer serve whatever these individual think they need prey ser. >> aoll found 72% oppose the divide. it still with not be a done dale. congress with still need it give it an okay. the organizer of the campaign even acknowledges, it's a long shot. >> this as soon as going to happen immediately, everyone. this is going to happen over time, but, the first step is to give, get this initiative passed

so it will really depend on what happe further negotiations. >>reporter: so interesting. >> we will continue coverage on this historic meeting. stay with us. right now it is 426 a.m. and a federal judge in san francisco is considering a challenge to a lawsuit involving the trump administration and protections for 200,000 immigrants. the department of homeland security has ordered the removal of temprotecvestatus fo salvadhaiti, nicaragua and sudan. federal law allows them to live and work in the united states if they fled catastrophic conditions in their home country. the and menstruation said it should be withdrawn because the disasters have ended and the courts have no authority to review that decision, there could be a decision later this month. >> marijuana and easing the federal government's ban on it. what san francisco mayor and other mayors around the country are doing when it comes to taking marijuana off the list of illegal drugs. >> plus, we are learning more information about the kidnapping and dead decimate deadly crash and the co

the world cup happe eou years, so the san jose earthquakes decided to hold a watch party for every single game, even the onesthe morning. >> we hope we have, you know, crowds like today with a couple hundred people coming out or even this weekend for the big germany mexico match on sunday. >> i wanted to go to a watch party, so i googled it, and found out last night, like, why not, good way to spend the summer, i think. >> reporter: admission and parking are free, and if you stand out, you may win a prize. >> we're doing a costume contest. >> reporter: he's got the best hair, right? >> obviously. >> reporter: patrick drew from hayward to the stadium and won a quick shirt. he's a true soccer fan so he waited until halftime before doing an interview with me. >> always watched the world cup, i think, because of my dad, since i was a kid. glad there's places like here games as early as 3:00 a.m.l the >> reporter: more than just the gam games. there's stuff for kids here, kick the ball through the hole, and i have my friend, q mascot with the earthquakes, and we'll have a competition. q,t. the

what happe en, sir? >> well, look, you know, supply and demand in global markets subject to macro economic factors, that stuff is pretty hard to predict, but think it is reasonable to assume that if our neighbors and a whoever lower their trade barriers, we will export gnictly more frankly across the board, and if i could expand on that thought, the economy isoing through very positive transformation right now, as i said earlier, lower tax rates, rollback of regulations, the w business is over. the war againstcess is over. the war against energy is over. we have now freed up the ce indexes.u canhenfid we are rolling. the u.s. economy is rolling. so if you give us a chance, foreign countries, we will fill at bill. we will increase export sales in a significant way. now ian't promise nor would i predict future tradeut i'maying it is bound t have a positive impact. >> when the president talks about, for instan, mobiles, he complains that, for instance, germans don't buy amancamany h a luxury car industry th

it's showing tt after a thorough investigation that that's what the inspector general found happ ied. s the final conclusion that we're going to have on what happened in this case. and it sits with the people i got to know over the years,in uding working with tom in the prior administration of president bush, which is thent departf justice, f.b.i. agents and career prosecutors are chalk full of people that may think abo politics a little bit on the side, but that's not what gets them up in the morning. whatets them up in the moing is protecting our country against a variety of threats from terrorist, to nation states to crooks. and when push comes to shov they put away those other considerations and they do their job, and that's what the inspector general found among all the career folks making ade sion in this case. >> woodruff: but you still have, omas dupree, hillary clinton, people around her saying, wait a minute, what happened with that july ns conference in 2016, and then the october announcement by james comey that there is evidence that vweers minde changed. we don't know if

. >> i don'txpect this to happe and this can't happen to another lgbt person in d.c., it can't. >> the mayor saying we won't accept this type of discrimination in d.c.uo a from the mayor and apologized and said it will be retraining stafo >>> tonight we are on panda watch. a live look at the zoo. there is a lot of excitement here ande'll reveal the signs that panda may b with child. >>> a house fire, never a good thing. everyo made it out but the everyo made it out but the timing of this fire makes it here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about going online. woah... i can't work like this. the 100% fiber-optic network means more speed for more devices at once. so get a fios triple play with a 2-year agreement, and choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or credit to

we have sandra goesman and happs. let's talk about this moving forward you're an immigration attorney, you've handled a lot of these cases. some are saying when you look at the whole go bait, a lotf people have lost the delineatiot somebody crossing illegally is. that's a major issue that they stl have to tackle here. t's right. t i think what we have to realize, look, every one of us is intere border. we're a nation of laws. but the laws i this country allow for people to seek asylum. seeking asylum is not a criminal act. people that arele fng percent cuings have the right to come to theted states and establish that they have a cdible fear of persecution and if that's tha case tve the right to due process. >> we know the president has said, heed a to something like phoney excuses or something along those lines when it comes to asylum and to be fair, a lot of people do seek asylum for legitimate treasons. ihink there's a lot of people out there who say that's been, r lack of a better word, abused by me. >> that is not

kids memory toghtng a ian happ swings at the first itch.he cardinals have the bottom third of the order due up. he's not getting that smile off his face anyti soon. >> john: yep. strike one. two walks last night, two unintentnal walks. >> john: if you've got to go looking for wallets after that- r thatarely happens. >> joe: first time in four years for him. joe maddon said on the first one, he asked for the ball, t second one he didn't bother. two quick outs here in the nigh night. zobrist set the tone tonight, he scored two. 0-1. >> john: he is one of the players i don't want to say, 15 years ago everyone had what they had a plar similar to him him. played the game right, very versatile. veteran guy. yo don't see that very often in toy's style of baseball, it's pretty young with less veterans. less guys that paved the way. >> joe: he didt become an nine yearsn tampa bay, he won28. a world championship, thered the same in chica. he had a go-ahead rbi double. shoots one back to bowman who shoots one back to bowman who has a 1-2-3 eighth inco

it is difficult to see how that will happe my greatest fear is the opposite of that, that it will coueo be more and more polarized and you will have a red and blue team on theourt like do in other branches of the court. >> melissa? >> that's right.he court is polarized right now on sort of clear divisions. i'm tot hopefut the person who will be selected, given the prospective nominees who have been offere will be someone to broker peace between these two factions. cee thing about justi kennedy is that he -- although he was quite conservative, had the ability to play in the joints a little bit. so he could be unpredictable. i don't think we will get that kind of unpredictability in this nomee. >> it seems the most aggressive debate right now is over ortion. justice kennedy coauthored the decision up holding roe v. wade. it seems to been a geral cob consensus that won't be overturnedut it might be fwuted ovfwugut of over gutted dending on w replaces justice kennedy. >> a number of p lif groups have been seeding legislation at the lower court level, so there's aan on abortion at six week

what happe after that depends on which way the tradewinds are owing. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> let's take a deeper look at this report and what it means for the economy. joining us is mark zandi with moody's analytics. good to see welcome back. >> hi, bill. >> how much lower does the rate go? how much tiger does this job market become? and do you expect to see wage growth start to pick up even more no >> yeah, unemployment is going a lot lower. we have all thi fiscal stimulus dead ahead, that's deficit finaed tax cuts, deficit-advanced spending increases. so a little bit of arithmetic, ldunemployment ce in the low threes, even below three by the end of the decade. that's rarefied territory. we've only be there two other times in history. and that's when we were in war, world war ii and the korean war. so very, very low unemployment. ry tight labor markets. i think wage growth and price pressures will develop. the real ris i now developin that the economy will overheat. >> and that means i creep up, as well. wh

itd happe 1st street and southeast. the officers involved were wearing body cameras. >> human remains turned up along i-95 and dna tests confirm they are the remains of rodriguez. but her husband is curre ly in jail after leading police to the spot where he said hed dum pamela butler's body. both scenes were just m es apart on i-95. it's not clear if rodriguez cruz is a suspect in the 1989 case. information thi morning about president trump's embattled personal attorney michael cohen and what it means to the special counsel investigation. >> and world cup excitement is sbuilding. gatarting right now. >>> there are rumors that michael cohen could cperate with the fbi. sources close to the case say cohen has n been interviewed yet. a federal judge gave cohen until next week to review the materials. >> and we're getting a look from the inside at a facility of migrant famies. authorities are separating parents from their children due to orders from the trump administration. >> reporter: texas's rio grande valley, when you c

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it happe before 1 a.m. in the 1200 block of mount opovet road.are looking for two men suspeced in shooting and they got away in yellow dodge charger headedast on mount ol veteaded to west virginia. >> and mikehomas 5:46. sun rising now. temperatures 68. at's up, mike. >> warm, humid, and sun poking through in spots so far this morning. expect to see some of that as sun breaks through clouds. i would say as compared to yesterday it was sunny,r, h bright, beautiful, more ouds cover than sun this afternoon. mof your day today will be dry. it's afternoon hours where we could see scattered storms rumbling through hit and miss variety. today.srybody will see beyond today we dry out through the weekend into next week and temperature will feel more like summertime summe begins in days. june 2 it 1, next thursday, 6:08 in the morning. teming turz around the region. 68le wisdom mentioned here as well as quants co. 70 annapolis and 66 dles and gaithersburg 66. we can leave the jacke at home. lots of clouds to sta and patchy drizzle underneath here in places

they'letraining staff to be sure it never happe again.enough. >> it lacked effort anght. they didn't seem to understand the situatn whatsoever. this can't happen to another lbgt person in d.c., it can't. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: clyr plans to file a complaint tomorrow with the d.c. office of human rights. aimee cho, news4. . >> and dw says they must respect a restroom choice based on their gender. single occupancy must be gender neutral. discrimination at any public accommodation is prohibited in the city. >>> 7:34. the trump administration is looking to add up to 15,000 more beds for detained families stuck on the u.s., mexico border. >> this is a proposal comes days after officials stopped the practice of separating children from parents at the border. we breakdown the numbers. this is according federal officials. they say 17% of minors are being held in facilities with a parent or guardian. more than half, 83% arrived in the u.s. by themselves alone. they say they're reuniting more rean 500 unaccompanied chi in custody with the

anything could happe and brazil could end up in a similar germany position no one expects them not toity. >>eah. dook, i mean, there somre a parallels with brazil's situation right now, andt lookig at tha leading nay march with argentina. >> he was injured, right. >> and diegon mat don a talking about messi,essi, messi showed up again yesterday in the 14th minute and gets a goal. you need somebody from brazil to stand up in this matchup, because it's anybody's game in this group. i mean, serbia, switzerland shown chef the resilience to play through.he shakira goal scorers that they have. this is going to bege challen today for brazil. at thatclosely coming up aftere break. >> speaking of the watch party let's toss it out to annie yu and get the latest. hey, annie. [ eers and applause ] >> hey, guys. wow!! you shoul h heard the crowd here for the early games when they realized mexicoed and en were advancing. kore scoring two points. two goals. and i've got my diehards here, all right all right. we got our korea fans. south korea. whoo!? >> reporter: all right. and john you mentioned do

horrible, horrible event, horrible thingen happ. >> the president faced criticism for many journalisttes on twitr pointing out he's freaked referred to reporte arss enemies of the people. > multiple vigils being held for theilive peopled in the capital gazette shooting. this is one happeningow happening at the unitarian church of annapolis rrebecca smith, sal is assistant, gerald fischman an editoal writer a editor. rob hiaason a writer. jo mcnamara, an editor and repoer for the bowie blade, matt ackland is live in bowie where mcnamara is being deeply missed. >> reporter: it is a sad day, john mcnamara spent a lot of ti in this building behind me an cd in tommunity covering this areaer. yesty we're told an hour before he was shondt a killed, he called the communicaons manager here just doing a beat call asking hey, anythg going on this weekend? and she sai. but as always, he would turn from reporter to a good guy and they wld just talk about things and in fact, yesterday, they talk about looki forward to this weekend and going onca vaon. then that communications manager heard the awful n

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here's what is happe now in the district.southerly wind, not too much variance in terms of the temperature and heat indic at th hour, only at 84. but that's one of the things we'll be watching over the next couple of days as those due points start to rise. few showe kicked up to the south t just hero the southeast of the i95 corridor, andust a little bit happening here to the north over d b and ait to the west. i stepped outside of it early as i mentioned and kind of felt a little light sprinkle. i don't anticipate this becoming widespread rainfall tonight. nor any thuerstorm activity. just bear that in mind. tt's take a lo where we arere elsewhe in the neighborhood. 79 atfredericksberg, 80 atba imore, 81 at annapolis, 77 at 77 at dulles, 76 at nassas, and s it is still warm out there d and the points into the 70's, onceehey get int 70's you really kind of feel it when you step outside. little bit uncomfortable so you probably had that all day today. i tomorrow, really concern because i exp those due points to rise, eve highe

i think a lot of people didn't want this immigration debate to happ happen. to keep pushing it along is something that several people don't want. this has been an issue that keeps coming up and it's going to keep coming up and people want to get through the election. obviously that's not the case with the zero tolerance policy. it calls for being addressed immediately. >> jim from pennsylvania? >> caller: good morning. >> you're on. go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to ask your guests, i'm up in erie, pennsylvania. first time in 50 years they voted for a republican from president, being trump. i'm not a trump supporters. i can tell you, you go around this town and seems like trump is more popular today here in erie, pennsylvania, than he was a year or so ago. i think right underneath the surface is this great big story about dirty cops and the fbi, how the doj was tied up in all this corruption. i don't think it's gotten the press coverage that it deserves over the last year or so. i wanted to ask your guests -- they're bringing this peter strzok up this week to

the important thing is that was a very painful thing that happ 20 years ago. >> just as a reminder, thiss exactly what clinton said to nbc. >> i felt terrible then and i came gripsh it. >> did you ever apologize to her? >> yes. freebody believes i got out of i left the white house $16 million in debt. but you typically have ignor gaping facts in describing this and i bet you don't even know them. this was litigated 20 years ago, two-thirds of the american >> heather mcdonald is back, comedian and former writer of "chelsea la hadas, let me start with you. bill clinton responded no when asked if he owed m lewinsky an apology. and how is his clean-up being received? >> you you can tell bill clinton is thinking of the of 20 years ago or i wasg about this earlier today when i was younger and hearing monica lewinsky scandal, i remember thinking in my head this is somehow her fault. now i think we see tdifferent c. stephen colbert laid it out pretty well on his show and he confronted bill clinton. he said you are thee a man i a position, using your position in a xually inappropriate way. i mean

perez did pass his arbackground check butents tell "fox5" it's a terrifying relate that this could happe s t achool and with a teacher that theytrust. >> even though the person, you need to see how the person is with babies. that's the important important thing. they need to feel i a safe place. >> all right now we reached out to the .school they were actually very responsive. they answered all of ournd questions a they've known about this for two months now. but police actually that they weren't allowed to talk about it. now the information is pub the school says they will also bent launchiernal investigation although theyo d not investigation belie any more victims. >> dayre at the center of another sex abuse case i s now closed. today was the lt day of operation for minnieland daycare academy at bristow virginia. nylor b was in court facing 22 felony charges. assistant tea faces two trials first on sex abuse charges coming up october 1st and child porn charges later in th month. >> buckle up, looks like a hea wave isn the way. >> gwen is here with t lest on what it's going to be like

do they not see the roegs of this happe over the long term. they throw him a little gimme like i won't do it to make it slightly more comfortable so they can get deeper and deeper into defending this president who doesn't bel - doesn't uphold the constitution. >> do you understand why they're not doing it? >> no, i don't. >> they think i can't afford to -- i don't approve of this and if it gets worse, i will say something but for now it's an election year. >> democrats are not great at towing the line. you would hear about it and i don't think democrats woultd be behey this way. when they talked about -- >> they did behave this way 20 years ago. >> when republicans were talking about daca. president obama acted on daca after the failure of congress to act. this was because congress was not working. it was not doing its job. it was not acting on problem that said many times before that it would. then president obama acted. what's happening now is the are sacrificing themselves and really important concepts in our democracy in order to prop up t

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it happ >>> aten 7:48, news this mornin fire crews are still on the scene of a fire at a building on the 300 block of west cutting road in richmond. it's now contained. fire officials say it does appear the fire started on the outside of the building. they are still investigating the exact cause. >>> it is tough enough to buy a home around here, but it might be even more difficult for minorities. several east bay cities recently found that banks are more likely to deny minorities a home loan than white people regardless of their income. the government monitors lending patterns, but we found a red flag with one of the most important tools to ensure fair treatment. investigative reporter liz wagner explains. >> when you apply for a home loan, banks are required to ask what is your race? the data is collected and reported so regulators can identify bias lending practices. but we analyze data in california and found the information provided by the nation's largest mortgage lender is missing some key statistics. experts say that can make it impossible to detect discrimination. >> i wanted

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. >> whatever happe summit here in singapore, it will have major ramifications for the rest of the world in general. for the asian-pacific region, in rticular. with that story tonight, from seoul south korea, here's senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. >> no one's looking closer at what's happening at the singapore trump kim summit than those on the korean peninsula and region. most directly affected by tensions that have set the area to the brink of nuclear war. north koreans have been living -- south koreans have been living in the shadow of north korea's threat for years. the reason why south korean president moon jae in took the diplomatic lead with two summits with kim. the locals however have been through peace moves before. >> it's not a sense of delusional hope here but there's cautious optism that we are see -- optimism that we are seeing developments. >> also mentioned at last week's white house summit with president trump, japanese prime minister abe's concern about humanitarian issues especially japanese citizens who have been kidnapped by north korea. >> transla

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happ breaking news, justice departs. president trump is searching for a new supreme court nominee after the bombshell announcement that justin anthony kennece ant retiring. supreme change, as the high court loses a justice known for casting a swing vote, some historic decisions like roe versus wade may be at risk of being overturned. sfl >>> national security advisor john bolton seals the deal with vladimir putin for the first summit between president trump and the kremlin leader. will they delve into the sensitive subject of russia's election meddling? >>> and only six children, stunning new statistics on the small number of young immigrants reunited with their detained parents. this as a federal judge sets a new timeline for the trump administration to bring hundreds of separated families together. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in

we knowsot happ >> in terms of campaign issues, republicans are trying to keep retiring republican darrell agenda that mirror's president trump's. >> taxes are huge. so is the sanctuary state, the catch and release. everything happened out of sacramento is hitting hard. all the democrats have is resist. >> democrats in that district think that they have got the upper hand. one of the top democratic contenders mike levin says he thinks he can clean up the san diego coastline than darrell issa was able to as the rep. neil? >> neil: thanks. let's go to tom bevin from real clear politics. the blue wave was the consensus opinion. now improving economic numbers, the employment report and growing perceptions on the part of many americans that well, maybe keeping republicans in charge of congress is not a bad idea. that too can change. what is going on here? >> well, you're right, neil. if the commit, the president's job approval is up, the generic ballot has been sliding for the democrats. things are looking better for republicans than they were a few weeks ago. peter is right. for house democrat

may or may not be services for seniors two blocks away, whether or not we cou try that and see what happ on amaller scale? part of the reason why i keep on bringing it up with the seniors is that we are, i think we are going to have a hearing on this to look at why there are so many of the collisions that are happening to seniors and fatalities, and since we know that's happening, seems like one of the potential assistance to reducing that would be crossing guards for the seniors. i don't know if that's true, i don't have any data about that, i'm just going on intuition. so, for me this, i'm motivated for not just one reason, but a couple reasons to try this out. >> yes, thank you. and through the chair, i appreciate that and that may well be a very good way for us to test that. i think we would want to first evaluate to see if your intuition matches the data and the knowledge that we are able to glean. and it's something that we can certainly explore with sciu consistent with the terms of the collective bargaining agreement process. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> thank you very much.

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two things have to happ. you have to have good faith on both parties as they work towards that objective. we've had a bad history with this day. we have a different person in charge of this country now than his father, but none the less -- >> camps with rape and starvation and poisons his half brother and orders the murder of 43341 people. his father and grandfather did. >> he has dom some raem, really bad thing, but he is headed down a different road than he was. 120 days ae s ago, we and they head today a very,ad place. at is n the situation today and president trump, you have got to give him i know this is going to be tough f him, a smidgen of credit. this is a different path. he said all these things and you're saying i have no rose colors glasses. here's what trump said about kim. >> we have developed a very special bond. he's a funsmart y.>> very talen. anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run itd tough, i'm sure that's an unfortunate choice of wor

christina, that is what is happ incredible pictures over to you. >> financial markets will be closingates and north korea. mark avalon from the potomac wealth advisors joining us now. i know it is quite early. i want to know right now, what you expect and for markets. this is a very busy week. an historic meeting with north korea. the fed meeti wednesday, bank of japan meeting on friday. another event i'm forgetting right now happening on thursday. what do you expect generally will happen across the board? >> well, if you look at the summit in singapore, almost like a las vegas prizefight. like a lot of vegas prize fights, you will have a lot of posturing and to being in a split decision that doesn't lead to a lot. i think we're looking beyond the singapore summit as a first step in a series of conversations. what's more troubling is the intense rhetoric and dialogue we've had with our trading partner canada over the weekend. who would like to see that calm down a cooler heads prevail. if we look at the underlying fundamentals, it remains a strong growth story. the imf is annual globa

it happe yesterday morning.jured afterac a tor-trailer driver lost control crashing into severalcod trapping three men working under the bridge. >> happening today, the d sentenay for a maryland man convicted of killing his two-year-old daughter and her rryl boswell-johnson faces murder charges. he cfessed to the murders. he told police he was upset about being ordered to pay child supportfter a paternity test determined he was chloe's father.ur >> 5:33 is time right now. and an about-face from president trump onra immigon policy after repeatedl saying only congress can fix the t problem at border, a solution comes from the oval office. npresident trump signed a executive order that would end the pol parents and children who cross the border illegally. >> but the order doesn't end the so-called zero tolerance policy. after the signing, the president went to a make america great againally inot mia. >> we're going to keepog families ther but the border is going to b just as tough as it's been. [cheers and applause

joaquin castro, jeff deny happ, thanks for joining me. >> still ahead the bizarre scott pruitt headlines keep coming. new evidence of why he has somehow managed to keep his job. it has to do with donald trump's fascination with asbestos. that isn't even tonight's thing 1, thing 2. we'll show you that next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com do ynever thought i'dirst tsee one in real life.r? [ dinosaur screeches ] the park is in the past. run! we're not on an island anymore. there is a town five miles from here. am i dead? not yet, kid. change was inevitable and it's happening now. welcome to jurassic world. rated pg-13. >>> thing 1 tonight, mike pence the radio talk show host who became vice president to the reality television host has perfected the art

>> you know, there's all impot thing happe among republican loeaders and republican senators at large trump campaign and russia. and that's not what we know mueller is looking at. we know for a fact that mueller and his team are looking at the president and things he has done after the election, which is about obstruction of justice. that is not about collusion with russia. so, while they are fix sated on this one topic, that doesn't mean the president is off the hook because he is still very much the subject of this investigation for obstruction and speaks to what i was just mentioning which is sort of this republican silence or republican critics are silenced under president trump and they feel that they have to follow what the president is saying, which as we all know that this is a witch hunt and there's no collusion. and that is sort of dangerous when you're considering the gravity of the situation and how no one in his party is willing to step up to him no matter what they may personally believe. >> i have to ask you about some of the headlines that came out of rudy giuliani's c