investigate. >> trevor: that's right, the inspector general is going to investigate as to why the harriet tubmanl is not yet being made. good question. what's going on with the tubman 20? taking its time? can i say how fun it is to say the tubman 20? ( laughter ) it sounds like the weight you put on in your first year of freedom. that's what it sounds like. seriously, they announced this bill how long ago and now they're coming up with all the weird stories, saying they're worried about security. funny how the white house is doing more background checks on harriet tubman than anybody who actually works at the white house. ( cheers and applause ) or maybe, maybe they're just worried about her, you know. she's famous for escaping. maybe they're worried about her staying on the money. what if they relegal the money? they're going to unveil the bill in the big ceremony. they'll pull off the curtain. here she is! oh, no! gone again! we can talk about how shady it is this administration has taken so many months to release a bill honoring a runaway slave, but we don't have time for that because, in ore

like the fake harriet tubman story, they fall silent when the facts no longer suit them.eflection onto the judicial career of justice john paul stevens when we come back. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. with our military service, veterans like us have earned a valuable va benefit. the right to apply for a va home loan. .. so call newday usa. they look at your whole financial picture, not just your credit score. and they'll do everything they possibly can to get you approved. call today. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. >> laura: john paul stevens the supreme justice court died at age 99. although he was appointed by republican president gerald ford, he nevertheless harry blackmun, david souter became a reliable vote for the liberal wing of the court. a surprise when 1989 stephen joint conservative wing of the court and

like the fake harriet tubman story, they fall silent when the facts no longer suit them.eflection onto judicial career of justice john paul stevens when we come back. >> laura: john paul stevens the supreme justice court died at age 99. although he was appointed by republican president gerald ford, he nevertheless harry blackmun, david souter became a reliable vote for the liberal wing of the court. a surprise when 1989 stephen joint conservative wing of the court and it is sent and flag burning case. the ideas of liberty and equality have been a resistible force and motivating patrick kinney, susan b. anthony, booker t. washington and the soldiers who scaled the bluff at omaha beach. it is those ideas worth fighting for in the history demonstrates that they are, it cannot be true that the flag that uniquely symbolizes the power is not itself worthy of protection from unnecessary desecration. hear, hear. godspeed, justice stevens. mike emanuel and the fox new "fox news @ night." we began with a fox news alert. >> mike: extraordinary riverbrook -- rebuke to president trump

took the first trailer for harriet, the biopic chronicling the life of harriet tubman shows the journey turner owned freedom before she led enslaved people to the underground railroad. cynthia arrival stars as harriet tubman scheduled to arrive in theaters november 1. >> reporter: to celebrate lucille ball spirit they i love lucy, a celebration hits theaters to a cinema event on august 6. fans will be able to see five classic episodes in never before seen material. what happens to your personal information when you share through the keyboard, they follow the personal journeys of those involved in the cambridge analytical facebook data scandal. spa credit card swipes and web searches. locations and bikes are all collected in real time into $1 trillion a year industry. >> reporter: you could see the documentary on netflix and in theaters today. >> reporter: jennifer lopez is blowing 50 candles on her birthday cake. she has been celebrating the big day on her it's my party to are making the final stop in miami july 26. that is the ion entertainment. tonya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>

secretary, why did you -- the $20 bill with harriet tubman. the president suggested she should be on a less popular bill. >> okay. well, i'll take it we're now going to switch off of cryptocurrency to some other things. so i'm going to give you the benefit of that. then we'll talk -- i'll give you some brief debt ceiling. i'm sure there's some interest in that. again, there's a lot of misinformation. okay? on in this issue. and i've received letters being accused of postponing this and everything else. so, again, this is a nonpolitical situation where the primary objective of changing the currency is to stop counterfeiting. and if you look at the $100 bill and what went into the $100 bill, that was over a 10-year process. what people don't understand when it comes to counterfeiting, again, protecting the currency is my responsibility. there are multiple ways we protect the currency. some of these are physical things that you can see. like when you look at the $100 bill and you see the thread. there are security features that you can't see, oka

. >>> harriet tubman is scheduled to be on the $20 bill. why administration officials say it has not been released. >>> new this morning, 27-year- old man is facing rape and murder charges in the murder of an american scientist born in oakland. her body was found in a tunnel last week once used as a store site during world war ii. the police chief there told reporters a man who lives on the island has confessed to the crime and a second man was detained for questioning as an alleged accomplice. the scientist was a molecular biologist attending a conference on the island. >>> testimony in a nova scotia warehouse fire trial. henry lee has been in the courtroom every day and the prosecution tried one last time to undermine the case of the defense before closing arguments. >>> agents testified about interviews they can dusted with this man, contractor who lived nearby. the agent told them they heard bottles breaking and people running away. the agent said he never mentioned any of them during his interview. >> anything that impeaches credibilit

and again, we're happy to comment on it. >> back to harriet tubman. you say it's not a political issue, but with everything, all the controversy swirling right now, as it relates to regs and things that have happened before, is this an issue about race >> no. and that, matter of fact, okay, we're going to do more research on kind of what's been done at treasury in the past at some point, we will be having to look at, when we have the currency, and at that appropriate time, we'll address the thing. everybody is going to get one question >> the economy cpresident can tt the economy at the naacp meeting. >> i'm not aware, but i always like him to talk about the economy. the economy the doing fabulous it's a proud spot of growth. the black economy is doing terrific as well >> i have two questions for you, and i think it will address some of the questions my colleagues have you said you find the president's tweets aren't racist many find it racist. you're a member of the cabinet i want to know personally if you're concerned people see that tweet as racist?

>>here is a first look at harriet the historical bio-pic star cynthia erivo as harriet tubman the movieill premiere at the toronto international film festival in september with a wide release slated for november first in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. >>before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge, there's a backup for you in the cap national aims but it's not too bad overall a pretty good trip into san francisco. and we're going to check your weather forecast who we are in store for a nice warm up it's going to be hot. that's the big weather story. the 90's and the triple digits center on tap. so we'll take a look at your city after the break. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. visit wyndhamhotels.com. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and thank you for waking up with us we appreciate it we enjoy the company but but we hav

impeach the president today, and i'm going to do it for not only myself but i'm going to do it for harriet tubman and martin luther king and many unnamed persons who have lost their lives in the quest for freedom and liberty and justice for all. he should not occupy the white house with the racest mentality he has. he will weaponize. >> steve saying i want to hear the representative's impeachment resolution. but not now. the time to impeach donald is about this time next year. he adds timing is important. >> that's called political expediency. there is some belief that it would be expedient to do so at a time near the election such that it would be difficult for republicans to have a response, an appropriate response. i know that exists. but dr. king said the time is always right to do that what is right. what if we wait until next year and as a result of some of these comments, someone is hurt? would you want the harm that was done to that person to endure to you in some way by virtue of not having acted. i'm in a position to act. i don't remember a member of congress to be hurt when we could do

treasury secretary steven mnuchin said his decision to postpone introduction of a 20 featuring harriet tubman was technical, not political. three officials appointed by trump said he has followed the time line set by the obama administration. >>> ahead, huggies diaper boxes are getting a much welcome makeover. cnn business has those details next. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. it makes me want to be better. to be able to connect with the people's stories that i'm listening to. that's inspiration. it's on during my commute, it's on all the time. doing the dishes. working out. while i'm in the car. at bed time. an audible listener is someone that wants to broaden their mind. people who are tired of listening to the radio, or music. to hear her speak those words. it was incredible. it was unbelievable. with audible originals, there's something for almost every taste in there. everything you ever wanted to hear. i signed up for getting a credit every month, and i

he praised prominent african-american leaders like frederick douglass and harriet tubman and he said the u.s. economy has never been stronger than it is today. it was largely president trump trying to deliver a unifying speech. he faced criticism from democrats who argued it was a waste of money. it went off without a hitch. even the rain cannot stop the fireworks. guy: in the meantime -- david: in the meantime, we heard from the president about the census. we thought that was resolved, now it appears not so fast. kevin: precisely. president trump saying he is instructing his administration to find a way to look into whether that question could be added. the business, community, all different types of businesses actively lobbying against this. they say adding this question would impact the data collected in order for businesses to use to calculate and forecast how they make business decisions. the second point is this is a political fight. the president says, and republicans argue, they need to have a full count of how many immigrants are here illegally. deterats say this will anyone

.>>> harriet tubman amelia earhart.>> reporter: referencing the american spirit collective achievements space exploration and technological advancement.>>> up mountains and across minefields. it has liberated consonants. split the atom and brought tyrants and empires to their knees. >> reporter: he did encourage young people to enlist and defend the usa.>>> now is your chance to join our military and make a truly great statement in life. and you should do it.>> reporter: independence day celebration and our nations capital ended with a traditional free concert and fireworks.>>> vice president mike pence welcomed america's newest citizens this fourth of july. >>> the men and women gathered before me today who just raised their right hand have now joined the ranks of the freest and most prosperous nation in the history of the world.>>> the vice president spoke at a naturalization ceremony at the national archives in washington dc this morning. 44 people were sworn in during the ceremony. the vice presidents at the new citizens come from 24 different countries and represent all walks of li

color, the immigrants trying to come in, black people in general, and i won't even get into the harriet tubmanue. so he's dividing it into white and black or colored. and i think that is a very, very dangerous thing for our country. and the moment the american people become convinced that if you're a republican, you support the military, if you're a democrat you don't. it's going to divide this country and make us less secure in the future. so i support having planes fly ov overhead, but we can do that on armed forces day, veterans day, memorial day, we can do the -- those events to celebrate the sacrifice of our military. if you take a day like independence day where people gather on the mall, and now to have to choose are you going to sit down near where the president has vip seating, listen to the rock bands and other country bands and the performers down at the other end. i don't want to see this happen. i think it's going to become a tradition as far as president trump is concerned. there this is a warmup act, but it will be there next year and the year after. and i don't think it's a gre

color, the immigrants trying to come in, black people in general, and i won't even get into the harriet tubmandividing it into white and black or color. and i think that is a very, very dangerous thing for our country. and the moment the american people become convinced that if you're a republican, you support the military, if you're a democrat you don't. it's going to divide this country and make us less secure in the future. so i support having planes fly overhead, but we can do that on armed forces day, veterans day, memorial day, we can do the -- those events to celebrate the sacrifice of our military. if you take a day like independence day where people gather on the mall, and now to have to choose are you going to sit down near where the president has vip seating, listen to the rock bands and other country bands and the performers down at the other end. i don't want to see this happen. i think it's going to become a tradition as far as president trump is concerned. this is a warmup act, but it will be there next year and the year after. and i don't think it's a great idea. >> former defe

adams and betsy ross to douglas, you know, frederick douglass, the great frederick douglass, harriet tubmanlas macarthur, dwight ineisenhower, jack robinson and, of course, john glenn. it has willed with our warr mrs upntains and across mine fields. it's liberated continent, flipped the atom and brought tyrants and empires to their knee. here with us this evening is earl morse. after retirg from the air force, earl worked as a v.a. hospital in ohio. earl found that many world war i veterans could not afford to visit their memorial on thena ional mall so earl began the very first honor flights that have now brought over 200,000 ii world war heroes to visit america's monument. earl, thank you. we salute you. y tha. [ applause ] thank you. thank you, earl. thank you. our warriors from the roll call of american patriots running all the way back to the first souls who fought and won america's independence, today, just as it did 2 years ago the future of american freedom rests on the shoulders of men and women willing to defend it. we are proudly joined tonight by heroes from each branch of the u

to port hair yet tubman, back on harriet tubman.ou say with not political issue, with all the controversy as relates to race, things happened before, is this issue of race? >> no. as a matter of fact, okay, we're going to do more research on kind of what's been done at treasury in the past. at some point we will be having to look at when we have the currency, that appropriate time we'll address the thing. i'm -- reporter: sir, are you hopeful president can talk about the economy at naacp convention he was invited to come to speak to? >> i'm not aware of whether he is going to that or not. i always like him to talk about the economy because the economy is doing fabulous. the bright spot of growth. i will be very proud, black economy is doing terrific as well. reporter: mr. secretary, i have two questions for you, this will address some of the questions my colleagues have. you said the president's tweets you found were not -- mr. secretary, you are a member of cabinet, are you concerned that people see the tweet as racist? >> again wh

. >> there is sweet potato pie -- there is mint chocolate chip, which is harriet tubman.ay day where i givea aw50 cupcakes. >> so time to order up and give michael's desserts give n someone ieed. >> all my cravings just kicked in. >> we always see pieces like that at this time ofh day you're the hungriest. >> michael said he had his biggest giveaw day donating 60 cupcakes to those who experiencl homsness. >> we posted a link to michael's website on the nbc washington app. check that out and check out the menu. yoan see how to order and donate these delicious treats yourself. just search "dessert." >> sweet. >> nothing sweet about the weather. that's for sure.e we'vt team coverage for you of severe weather moving through the area. >> what's the latest right now on the warngs and the flooding? >> yeah, it is come down in parts of the area.hu severe terstorm warnings. flood warnings in parts of the area. flash flooding going on in the baltimore area. i was about to sayothing for us just yet as far as flash flood warnings go, but just taking a look at the new one. you'll be a

or liberal or integrationist, but andas a strong race man, this idea goes back to ida b wells, harriet tubman, sojourner x,th, w.e.b. dubois, malcolm mngela davis, these race e womense race men and race wanted racial justice and didn't just have one, set way to do it. so walters is willing to talk with people with whom he disagrees, but is also willing to adopt multiple, overlapping strategies. he wants a big tent. he is reminiscent of aspects of talked about who wanted a big tent, a black united front to organize for black issues. briefly, and then i will open this up, ron walters and barack obama. walters writes about obama. ron walters passed away of cancer in 2010. he is around for the 2008 election and he writes his weekly column on black politics. he is both impressed by barack obama, but also disappointed listen andrefuses to understand that his job as president is to be open to a black agenda along with white agendas and other agendas. that is what he is disappointed by. he realizes barack obama is president of the united states, but in his criticism of obama and also black leadership

talked about the student who sat in at lunch counters duri the civil rights movement, he mentioned harriet tubmanick douglas, talked about the wrht brothers and ingenuity. all thehreads with you in the speech. t ere it was in congruent was with the rof his presidency. it's graded on a curve that we are surprised to see him stand in front of a big crowd and not start into chants olock her up and not start railing about, you know, witch hunts. was sort of a one off. i think the speech itself did what it should have done. i love the flyovers, i love the blue angels and we see them in a lot of other contexts, they fly over the super bowl, so that rt really didn't bother me. again, it was just very jarring to see that against the context of the rest of donald trump's presidencyow >> woodruff: david, do you think this affects him politicall you were saying it helps him with his base, the people who already like him. does it add? do people look at this and say, mmm, i want tol feebetter about my country? >> yeah, well, his political strategy, i remember back, likes 15 ygo, there are a lot ofbo conservat

harriet tubman, emelia ehrhardt, douglas macarthur, dwight eisenhower, jackie robinson, and of courses, who had written and spoken as beautifully, and abraham lincoln. people who knew that our country did have problems, but the solution to america's problem was in america herself. and this is a noted contrast of people were talking about the flag is being a symbol of hate for the founding as being this irredeemable situation. america is a great country and it's great and it's one of these things were great americans throughout time have known that it is great that when we have problems, we seek to improve them. i loved the call out civil rights heroes and others who bravely stood against oppression and persecution and who are people that we can all look to with admiration. >> mike: there was also a reference to some of the folks on the front lines of some of the current immigration crisis of the border. people doing very difficult jobs at the border. let's take a listen to that. >> president trump: our nation has always honor the heroes who serve our communities. the firefighters, fir

harriet tubman. >> reporter: he saluted those o served>> the army, navy, air coast, coast guard and very soon the space force. >> reporter: and recounted the valor of warris past. >> it was the marines who raised the flag. >> reporter: crowds lined the national mall. rain soaked but not washe out. all under the backdrop of american military might. army esident ordering tanks positioned for display ane a sers of booming flyovers including air force one. criticings had fearedhe t spectacle could be partisan politics. protesters brought out the trump baby balloon earlier in the day. >> we're here because the president has hijacked our national holiday. >> reporter: and outside the fla burning incident led to arrests and minor injury. after the speech, some spectators said organizers clamped down to limit visible campaign gear. >> they made us remove any trump paraphernalia. they were really policing us to keep it. they didt want it to be a trump rally. >> reporter: others liked the focus on the armed forces. >> there was a lot of pride there, and that made me feel good, too. >> it was very

of heros across history, from different eras and backgrounds >> the great frederick douglas, harriet tubmanamelia earhart. >> he saluted those who served. >> the army, navy, coast guard, marines, and very soon, the space force. >> reporter: and recounted the valor of warriors past. >> there were the marines who raised the flag on the black sands of iwa gima. >> reporter: it was all under the back drop of military might. the president ordering army tanks positioned for display, and a series of booming flyovers, including air force one. critics had feared the spectacle could be rendered partisan politics. >> usa usa! >> reporter: protesters brought out the trump baby balloon earlier in the day. >> we're here because the president has hijacked our national holiday >> reporter: and outside the white house, a flag burning incident led to two arrests and minor injuries after the speech, some spectators said organizers clamped down to limit visible campaign gear. >> they made us remove any trump paraphernalia, and they were policing us. they didn't want it to be a trump rally. >> reporter: others

buffalot mention the soldiers but he mentioned martin luther king and frederick douglass and harriet tubmanof that is part of history too. host: that is a video we were just showing you yesterday, raining during the president's speech. the republican line. caller: i would like to say that i think it was beautiful. thank you donald trump for what you have done. you have restored to our country true greatness. military.see our people don't get to see our jets flyover like that. especially here in the heartland . know senior citizens and nursing homes were listening to the band play. they enjoyed it immensely. down theirars coming eyes. they were crying and smiling. children were clapping and jumping up and down. beautifuler seen such reactions to this celebration. this was a birthday for the country. vermont on ourn line for democrats. caller: i went back and forth between the macy's celebration and the parade going on in washington. i'm kind of except that the focus onis -- the military might. is the people who fought in the war who should be the focus and not the military jets and the fight

harriet tubman, amelia earhardt.glenn. as long as we stay true to our course, as long as we remember our great history. as long as we never ever stop fighting for a better future then there will be nothing that america cannot do. [cheers and applause] jedediah: a great line. you had an incredible parallel. have you president trump out there with this incredibly unifying message to all americans. and then on the other side you have 2020 democrats attacking trump in full campaign mode making it highly political and attacking his salute to america. take a listen. >> donald trump, i believe, is incapable of celebrating what makes america great because i don't think he gets it. >> it really bothered me what the president is doing with his tank and hopefully the pavement is not going to buckle in washington, d.c. and all the money on that. it's really all about trump. it's not about our service members. it's not about their sacrifice and not about my brothers and sisters who lost their lives in service to this country. >>

harriet tubman. amelia ehrhardt. douglas macarthur. dwight eisenhower.n. as long as we stay true to our cars. as long as we remember our great history. as long as we never ever stop fighting for a better future, there will be nothing that america cannot do. >> joining me is washington examiner, commentary] adams, glad to have you with us this morning. what did you make of the this is yesterday? >> i feel like i'm losing my mind or being left out of the loop, missing a lot of steps in some of these stories. yesterday i had family from out of town, we grilled, watched the fireworks and then i checked social media and it was what it was a couple days before, the constant unending scream of screaming about militias in tiananmen square, martial law in the united states. with their gradual lead up to this or did we wake up one morning and decide the fourth of july celebration is martial law and the soviet union? it was a fine speech, good speech, the flyovers were great, the kids loved it, especially the blue angels, particularly neat and it feels like it is a