howie: fox news alert.our of the 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand are now above ground and recuperating at a local hospital. authorities say they will need another few hours before preparing to rescue another group of boys. trump is escalating his attacks on so-called fake news in part over the coverage of the north korea talks that may be taking a turn for the worst. brit, the president tweeted many good conversations with north korea, no nuclear testing in 8 months. only the opposition party is plaining. if not -- is complaining. if not for me we would be at war with north korea. brit: it depend on who you believe. pompeo indicated this meeting went about as he expected. progress was made. significant issues were discussed. they broke it down into working groups. he seems to think everything is fine. the north korea officials put out this blustery statement we are accustomed to hearing them throughout the years. so the question arises, who do you believe? howie: i thought the coverage of the summit w

howie: the company is run by a close pal. they sent $150,000 to buy and bury the story of karen mcdougal. but the way they are talking about it, we'll get the rights and pay them cash or check. does that raise questions about the evethe "national enquirer"'s rights? sara: the "wall street journal" reported the doj is look into how close its relationship was with the trump campaign. protection for media outlets are strong. but if this company is doing something above and yornd with working close with the president, it could change. howie: on this business about the trump tower meeting, i can report based on my sources it's true that michael cohen believes or claims he has evidence there was a meeting of people involved that shows the president was denied the president knew of the eating in advance with the russian lawyer. you have lanny davis denying his side leaked this trump tower story with cnn. their view is they have no interest in it coming out now. rudy giuliani said they didn't leak it. should the media be giving so mu

howie: it's all become so tribal. there is a different standard for the trump administration because some critics on the left think it's a horrible administration. if these tactics were used against barack obama aides, you would see a flip. some of the criticizing it would justify it and people saying it's not so bad would be outraged. >> the point you made earlier. how far are you taking it. when you go on television and you call for harassment and people from your own party say you have gone over the line. that's when you can tell you may have gone into dangerous waters here. howie: i write in my book "media madness" about the different standard for donald trump. do you see the double standard saying he's such a terrible, erratic president that people can't observe the normal rules of decorum. emily: it's the argument the feminists make. the rules are suspended because the person is so horrible. with the tea party the left was suddenly concerned about civility. there is a lot of concern on the left and in the mainst

howie: he called on john roberts.ohn acosta was interrupting, trying to hijack the question it's not a scrum where they are walking to the helicopter and everybody is shouting out. other said he should have stood up for cnn. john roberts said there are good journalists at cnn and the president's criticism was unfair. later the president posted of a take-down of jim acosta. and then the white house pulled john bolton this morning on cnn's state of the union saying they didn't want to reward acosta's bad behavior. we heard them dismiss welker for his dishonest reporting. did it strike you as dishonnist? gillian: no. it was delivered in a critical manner. it was a provocative question. that was fair. i can understand why maybe a president with a good relationship with mainstream media would feel taken aback by a hard question like that. but it does not make it dishonest reporting or fake news. john roberts did issue a statement saying he didn't find kristen welker's question dishonest. mollie: when president trump says t

howie. howie: on our buzz meter from new york. president trump battling back or his press conference with vladimir putin, even after he tried to clarify his remarks. >> you have been watching perhaps the most of disgraceful performances by an american president with a russian leader. he has gone from snarling alpha dog in brussels to putin's lap dog in helsinki. howie: plenty of attention paid to the criticism. >> his performance is disgusting. that's the way i feel. >> i understand they are on a world stage and appease russia in disfavor to our intelligence community is what shocked me. >> the sky is literally falling. the world as you know it is now over according to the press. howie: why does trump say the press is risking war with russia. and are they hurting him with damaging leaks after helsinki. a conversation with sean spicer. the president hits back over a report that michael cohen was secretly taping him. does that justify this latest media explosion? i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." the biggest fire store of th

howie: you gone it with megyn kelly.d why can't you admit donald trump sometimes struggles with the truth. do you dispute the fact that the president sometimes -- sean: here is what i think. you, me and probably everybody have made mistakes and said things we regret or turned out to be false or we misspeak. with this president the desire to constantly go after him. i don't remember any of those questions coming up. after benghazi, there was no questioning of going after does president trump. they didn't temperature treat the story with the same veracity. it was a story, but hardly in terms of people leaving that administration, none of them were held together the same way we are. howie: friday rudy giuliani confirmed the "new york times" report that michael cohen the president's personal lawyer secretly recorded the president. and it was about the payment that was allegedly made to "playboy" model karen mcdougal. is the media explosion over this justified? sean: i don't know. the reason i say that is we don't know all th

i will be there with howie.have lots of stuff to discuss >>> more comments from the dems, i'm not just talking about socialists here. elizabeth warren trying her very best to downplay the booming economy in very bizarre way. our political panel will weigh in after the break. we're looking at a dow down 20. we turned into negative territory. we have more on the markets next . up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a . significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your

first what's story on this, howie?> these allegations reported are devastating and chilling, bill. one example, actress douglas she says moonves pinned her down and tried to grope her and then she was fired from a sitcom. another writer said, he threatened to ruin her career. the on the record accounts has caused an explosion. anybody below the level of chairman cbs would have gotten rid of that person as happened with charlie rose and on nbc the matt lauer. >> bill: does he survive this? he has been fighting off a merger. a big battle for money, howie. >> it could effect the efforts to combine viacom and cbs and some of the independent cbs directors talking to over the weekend moonves should be suspended while the internal investigation takes place. he is entitled to a fair investigation. they don't have the majority at the moment. a big black eye, cbs logo and these allegations with moonves says he regrets if he made everybody uncomfortable is a black eye for cbs and not clear how much he can survive in the job. >> t

howie kurtz here in a moment but first, peter doocy in the thick of it. peter? >> for several hours between the end of the cabinet meeting that the president hosted today and the beginning of the press briefing, there was a little confusion about whether or not something the president said sat the cabinet meting contradicted that something his intelligence officials said, that the threat from russia is on going. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> as it turns out, according to sarah sanders, that no was addressing something else. >> we certainly believe that we are taking steps to make sure that they can't do it again unlike previous administrations. this president is actually taking bold action and reform to make sure it doesn't happen again. but he does believe that they would target certainly u.s. elections again. >> sarah sanders also said to the president's no that she had a chance to talk to him and what he was trying to say, the point he was asked, if russia is targeting the united states, it's no, he didn't wa

it will be prince harry maybe maybe harry i know howie howie is a big england so maybe i'm not sure ifmy grandma calls into the war yet maybe american football but. the words in your opinion football well was it born who invented english. it was ok the images of it but you think we should see football so to speak spicing things you've got to say but don't take my word for it but people kind of begs to differ with that because they're actually believe that if we're the chinese played the first game of football ok good maybe maybe sell yet also to the romans but yes that's like. i don't believe so the overall saying london is coming home to english democracy. feel that you feel. so confident now the fans that football will come home this summer now some sixty five thousand colombian fans a small army here in russia tear on their team so far it does seem to be working with good luck to the squad and there's one fan in particular who is always a bit of a flap when his team is on the pitch. all the mosquito repellents are coming up to see families like he's being supported theosophy money w

howie kurtz, thanks for joining us. there has been a loud call for people like george will to vote democrat. would seem to me that the current republican party has cut these never-trumpers and people like george will off. or are republicans listening to people like george will? >> well it's a mutual divorce i suppose. george will, max boot, columnist, works at cnn, steve schmidt, who ran john mccain, 2008 campaign, they have been highly, harshly critical of president trump. they think he hijacked party from their vision of conservatism that is fine. they're taking this, actually democrats should take over congress to act as a check on trump. go out vote democratic. kind of hard for me to fully grasp. they spent their whole careers warning against democrats, opposing the democrats as party of big government, big pending, weak foreign policy. adam: they refer to it as party of trump. read to you what george will said in today's gop, which is the president's play thing, he is the mainstream. so to vote against his party's

howie. howie: on our buzz meter from new york. trump battling back or his press conference with vladimir putin, even after he tried to clarify his remarks. >> you have been watching perhaps the most of disgraceful performances by an american president with a russian leader. he has gone from snarling alpha dog in brussels to putin's lap dog in helsinki. howie: plenty of attention

about howy concerns absurd it is that we would take a former u.s. ambassador with diplomatic immunity and use and a poll with the russians -- use erpol with the russians in what could and doesn't like about mike. he is not in any way ever thought of as being moved to interpol for questioning. i was pleased to see the white house backing these diplomats and ensuring their protected from any of these frankly absurd requests coming from the russian government. why don't you think the white house a stronger initially? guest: they came out strongly last week. i know the united states senate voted 98-0 with the resolution standing with ambassador mcfaul and other diplomats being pursued by putin. let's not forget who putin is. moralis no equivalency between the officials indicted by the fbi for election interference in the 2016 election and what might be faulted as an ambassador in mcfaul did as an ambassador to russia. host: >> coming up thursday morning, -- we will discuss legislation that will advance career and technical education. be sure to watch it

howie: this after the press pounds the president or talking tough with the leaders of britain and nato

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thank you, john, for that joining me now our fox all-star panel chris stirewalt, howie kurtz, fox news media analyst and steve hilton host of the next revelation. thank you all for welcome me on this friday night. chris stirewalt, let me start with you. foreign trips for a president of the united states are always important and always high stakes. where do you rank this one? >> this could be huge. we have seen the president much ball whod trip. korean peninsula, da'da da'da da. we will see. this is really the central piece. the rebalancing of united states' relations with europe against russia to a relationship much closer to russia. the president has real affinity for putin and he keeps talking about it. and people keep saying oh, well, we will override him on foreign policy. oh well the senate will force his hand. trump is making foreign policy for a generation and he might do a lot of it on this trip so it's a big, big deal. >> dana: howie, i remember watcwatching the press on foreign trips they work their tails off be up all hours of the day and night to report back. there is so mu

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. >> let me go back to howie. i thought today i saw something of a profile in courage. the reporter refusing to be used to shut up the reporters. that person refused to offer up a question to the press secretary unless she continued to listen to your queflt i thought that was great. it was so much different than the reporter from cnn who was glad to go i know what the white house clamming up for reporters. >> you're talking about today, jordan fabian from the hill who, when sarah sanders turned to him after our question and answer session said, i'll let howie finish her thought. i tweet out, a classy move. a really important part of our jobs, covering this white house, and it is really good to ask them. there have been instances in the past when reporters will ask the same question that another reporter has been asking. there is another way to get these follow-up questions in. it is not a matter of members of the press corps ganging up on the press secretary. it is a matter of questions not getting followed up and reporters trying on get answers out of official in the w

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there was some concern after some of your remarks that everything looks like it fits with the howie test and -- >> when you're raising capital for a project? >> right. and as i think you and i agree certainly many companies have essentially engaged in regulatory arbitrage and used white papers to raise more capital than they could through the existing framework. however some, for securities. that body of law i think you guys taken an effective approach. >> we want to help people. i'm not saying do it and then we want to help people. >> and you set up an office to be able to do that and equipped it with resources. so i appreciate that. one example of people that have tried to follow the reggae plus. that has 90-day period where they are supposed to receive feedback. there are companies that have gone well past 90 days at this point. they're waiting a decision. is that decision delayed because reg a-plus are decisions are normally delayed or we're going through a different set of scrutiny for ico-type companies? >> i'm not aware of any specific facts but i can tell you that the rega proces

. >> dana: howie, i played to show that the press is conditioned to know that the president is actually to keep answering questions as the press wranglers try to get the press out of the oval office. it's happened before. you've been covering this story. what do you think? >> you need a good set of lungs to be a white house correspondent these days. it's right. it goes back decades. sam donaldson used to yell at president reagan. even though president trump's wranglers are saying let's go, he often answers the questions so the reporters will keep trying. that's what they do. >> dana: so what happened yesterday? you think after this little kerfuffle this is something that won't happen again at the white house? >> it's not clear why cnn's reporter was singled out. other reporters were shouting questions. cnn is probably the president's least favorite network. i don't know there will be a great change in business. the president wants to stop this practice, he can stop answering the questions and they will die down. i'm sure it looks rude and arrogant to people at home. it's a way to try to

we will focushe on biggest issues impacting both sides of the atlantic and provide analysis on t howy shape our world. we look forward to seeing you then he on pbs. >> national presentatio of bbc world news is made possibl by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. >> you are watchin >> tonight on kqed newsroom, the week's major politic how california lawmakers react to the intru summit. the bay wildfires, concerned about greed and lack of oversight. how climate change is fueling this intense fire season and damaging california's environment. hello and welcome to kqed "newsroom." i'm thuy vu. we beginpo with tics. there's continuing confusion over what was said during president trump private meeting with russian president vladimir putin on monday in helsinkly after initisaying he did not believe russia had interfered in american s, electi president trump later told cbs news he had been firm with mr. putin about notpuing up with such interference. the shifting statements from the president dr c

let's start with howie in new york howie?buffalo, new york. >> perfect what's up? >> caller: thank you for taking my call, jim i listen to you every single day and i wouldn't miss the show for nothing. >> wow nice thank you. >> caller: your staff does a terrific job there, and they are very good. >> they're firing on all cylinders delivering alpha today, i got to tell you how can i help >> caller: i'm interested in the stock amd. >> i like it i agree with you lisa sue has done a remarkable job. it's a real turn the stock does belong up here. in fact, it belongs higher what a job she has done. let's go to patrick in pennsylvania patrick? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from a former new jerseyian. >> very close. what's up? >> caller: my stock is iridium communications. >> it's moved up 50% i recommended it at much lower i have cooled on the stock a bit because where are the profits? that's what i want to know where are the profits? let's go to shanndon, in indiana. >> caller: hello, just a minuho doing? >> i'm great. >> caller: the d

past thirteen years between these pictures on one of them check out this picture of a really young howie k. . in the current england captain seen posing as you can see alongside david beckham who is the captain but then at the time it was the launch of beckham's football academy for talented children the picture taken their course fast forward now harry is now set to marry the lady of the picture too but let's get back to football to the big magnetic board recap on who's doing what where and where we know what's happening because with these four later on today sweden switzerland colombia and england only two will get through to get to that place or will know by the end of the night who that's going to be but certainly already in the quarterfinals of course on friday is that your acquirers going to face france then on saturday host russia will go head to head with croatia also the two of course we already know from last night brazil belgium are through japan and mexico in the championship last night talking which let's take a look at some of the great highlights of those latest encounters

penguin press will publish her book about the core truths in american life and howy are. it will be released in january. for politicians, books have long been a standard part of developing a national profile from john f. kernnedy's profile in courage to barack obama's audacity of hope. >>> i'm chief jeff ranieri. fog is back in san francisco. we'll have the impact to your morning forecast plus thunderstorms in california. and an important new change to our chances coming up in about seven minutes. >>> way too close with a lava bomb. new video tonight of some terrifying moments aboard a tour boat in hawaii. >>> also -- >> i was so freaked out that i literally like couldn't even like stand. >> held up at gunpoint, then tied up by masked men. the violent home invasion that has a bay area neighborhood nervous tonight. >>> this is new video of that explosion that sent a lava bomb hurling towards a tour boat in hawaii. this was taken by one of the passengers. they were taking in the sights when suddenly rocks and debris flew onto their boat. that lava bomb punctured the roof. o

questions are being asked but at this moment she is facing those charges and she was a rang on monday howie turney made a statement denying she's an agent heels and a woman offered to be interviewed by the special counsel's office but off the show no interest in speaking to us will put the legal and media analysts a line know what you're going to hear regarding this this russian citizen that she is called a russian agent what is missed completely is that agent should be referred to as a lobbyist and agent in law in american law means a representative. when american media say agent they think secret agent. espionage agent you know something nefarious something involving behind the scenes something illegal something that is other than an agent this particular person was charged with basically being a lobbyist and asons without having registered with the department of justice could more indictments happen absolutely will the media american media clarify what that means absolutely not the accusations against maria buton and prompted some twitter users to find the funniest explanation behind the

pl plus, howie lieu from the start table and a silicon pine near tries to right the news. can he convince our report snerds those reporters are mit technology reviews rachel mets and joe mann from reuters in the this week on press here. >> good morning, everyone, i'm scot scott mcdegree. president trump frequently accuse nbc of fake news, usually news he doesn't like. i reject that, but there have been legitimate questions raised about the trustworthiness of various news organization. is there one you trust more than another? is name for dependable than cbs or do you think fax is more demendable an nbc? how would you even quantify that? how about "the new york times"? is it more trustworthy than "the wall street journal"? could you rank the news? ? jonathan abrams thinks can he. he's a friend profit gram and he's been on several times before. long time silicon valley ceo and a pioneer in social media. engineers at its company have created a ranked list of trustworthiness. you can see "new york times" is one poll followed by "washington post" then tech crunch comes in third

to eat and how howie i. killed her over the us the old fellow the old i got the guys i am i was so sorry i started i don't rush out and i we were john zarrella our wired i speak to if you can game simple. we know that often if the favorite once for the world cup. and. shot to be due to be dressing you need to be hundred percent so even in a one hundred twenty percent of your capacity and mentally physically. it's the defining for this thing for everybody in the team. from two zero down to three two it's a beautiful moment for the country we need to. we need to. i think the rest was good for the next game because we're going to be tough but we are still. looking for fish everybody has a chance to support the time because it does not mean one has quit you know it's just me and someone of salt to be to sing good for us i'll promise to you a bit of a preview from he's going to be in the studio with me a bit later on in the meantime though he's policy with the swedish financier and st petersburg let's take a look

young man delivering pizza and far more. 18-year-old bryce dudal is a delivery driver for hungry howie'sban michigan. he was making a delivery last week when he spotted a baby grand piano in the front hall of the varchetti home. >> he says to me, "oh. do you want to come check it out?" i went, "oh, yeah, sure!" >> reporter: but that customer had no idea what bryce was about to do. ♪ the owner recording this on his phone. and stunned as he was doing it. bryce performing "moonlight so n sonata, third movement." >> i couldn't believe that was on my piano that has never had anything exciting being played. >> reporter: it turns out bryce started playing piano at 6 years old, mostly self-taught. here he is at just 12, stunning customers at the mall. >> i wasn't really taking lessons that much anymore. i kind of got a little bit bored with it. >> reporter: but even with school and work, this from the quiet piano star. >> it's always a big stress reliever to be able to just bust out some beethoven. >> reporter: the pizza delivery guy delivering a performance to remember. ♪ . >>> live from you li

howie: on the buzz meter this sunday a gusher of leaks as michael cohen claims president trump knew in advance of the meeting with the russian lawyer. rudy giuliani called cohen a pathological liar. this follows a tape where he talks about a payoff with a "playboy" model. >> donald trump, jr. hired cohen -- >> the fact that it's been released and we are talking about it.

you won't see howie and megan there. it may be the queen and the duke of edinburgh, maybe not. she has met many people who are very unsavory, president mcgarvey, for example. certainly, perhaps the most controversial and it will probably be one of her last visits with an american president. she is, of course, coming towards 100. >> i see. kate, i am going to ask you this question meghan markle, has she adopted a british accent? there are people that think she has? >> all over twitter, how she got her british accent. it's not british yet. it's not. it is on the way. i think she is slowing down her language, enunciateing more as royals try to do so people can understand them. >> this is what people listen for themselves, let them see what they think yeah, kate, to be honest, i don't hear that much. he's the one that really wants this play here. i think he seems to hear it. you say you don't hear it. >> what i hear is how a lot of americans or canadians speak here. they have lost the more pronounced accent. she still sounds very american to me. also, she is not quite british. she

sandra. >> sandra: happy friday, howie. democrats backing off calls to abolish ice.bill: former f.b.i. lawyer lisa page goes behind closed doors today to testify after peter strzok grilled for 10 hours yesterday. what will we learn next? - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a fight against time. what we're dealing with is coming out, meeting someone who's 85, 90 years old, can't get around, has no food, has no water, and just wants to give up and die. and that's where we come in. we are called to comfort these people, to be a blessing to their lives. - [voiceover] for just $45, we'll rush an emergency survival package to help one desperate elderly person for a month. call right now. - [eckstein] call the number on your screen. - in ukraine, there's no supper network. they don't have food cards or neighbors that come in to help. they're turning to us because they have nowhere else to turn. - [voiceover] yo

yes hi howie i know you're very famous on television. very. well they were probably worried because the united states was not being treated fairly but now we are because the commitment has been up so much so now they are and i was very firm yesterday you have to understand i know a lot of the people in the room i was here last year i let them know last year in a less firm manner but pretty firm and they raised an additional thirty three billion dollars i think going to forty billion but it's thirty three billion dollars as of today. and then today and yesterday i was probably a little bit more firm but i believe in nato i think that was a very important probably the greatest ever done but the united states was paying for anywhere from seventy to ninety percent of it depending on the way you calculate that's not fair to the united states in addition to that as you know we're in negotiations with the e.u. and we're going to be meeting with them next week we've been treated very unfairly on trade our farmers have been shut out of the european uni

this winter with the original host howie mandell. more news for you right after the break. of the week! kari hall times out the scorching temperatures. plus: we continue )supporting our schools. ) when families should consider so-called "school insurance." our consumer team explains. see you in the morning! )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. good morning, it )s 7:26... i )m - -... >>> all right, folks, hey, a lot of folks interested in this saga of the somer team, wild bores, successfully rescued from the flooded cave and followed them. this is the video of the latest story on nbc bay area.com. next phase, they're going on to buddhist monk-hood sort of. here are the boys in this ceremony earlier today over in thailand and they're observing a practice of getting ready to go and do about a week's worth of training to be ordained as novice monks. you might have heard that and talk about more what that is. they're doing it and a lot of them do this process to show that they're ready to accept the teaching of that church, the temple, as well as sort of to honor their family and the

they were thrilled, the air force one stewards were thrilled they told me, howie franklin who is a real character and charlie palmer came from the opening of air force one. it was that time that they impress the most that they got to sick to charleston heston. nancy walked all the way back to find charlie and had tears in her eyes. she was so excited to see him. >> it's unusual for a presidential couple not to feel that way about their staff and make their life so much easier. >> i had a question. it seemed like she had a special relationship with mike wallace. they always seem to have a good -- >> mike wallace had a radio program in chicago. when edie mary davison moved to chicago, she gave up her acting career, this is nancy's mother. she gave up her acting career and brought nancy to chicago. what she would do occasionally was sit down and talk to mike wallace on the radio. mike loved her. there's some great stories about ed. edie like to tell jokes, some of them a little bit inappropriate. anyway, but she's hilariously funny. and they loved her. when mike years later found out that

it's too early to determine which islands would be impacted and howie is veer the impact could be, butng periods of heavy rain, gusty winds and choppy seas. >> and that's the last thing the folks in puerto rico need right now. >> absolutely. somarra will have much more on beryl and another disturbance down in the carolinas, what we can say it's only loong to strengthen into a category 1 so we're not talking about a major hurricane. >> we can use some right here. >> we haven't had that we've had hitter miss storms and a few isolated showers tonight and if you want to be outdoors tonight it's really looking just fi 4. storm tea radar. i'm only tracking two isolated showers and one fizzling out in prince george countyround the brandywine area and sinking south towards waldorf and another moving towards diehl and anne arundel county. everyone else is completely tried and this is where the radar is and it's picking up, just a little bit of disherbance out and two isolated showers so it's mainly dry for your friday night and the humidity levels start to lower between0 and 9:00 p.m., so as we

howie: we'll have a report on the rescue efforts in thailand.rump prepares to pick a supreme court mom flee tomorrow and the media investigates the candidates. >> every person on this list has been vetted by the federalist society saying they would be willing to overturn roe versus wade. >> i think people are overestimating the importance of roe. it's a calling card for the left, not the right. >> in roe is going to go, he can point to

howie: on the buzz meter this sunday a gusher of leaks as michael cohen claims president trump knew in advance of the meeting with the russian lawyer. rudy giuliani called cohen a pathological liar. this follows a tape where he talks about a payoff with a "playboy" model. >> donald trump, jr. hired cohen -- >> the fact that it's been released and we are talking about it.

that's it for today, have a great week and happy independence day and we will see you next fox news howiean 72 hours ago two people were killed at the capital-gazette. the attempts to tie this to president trump or national politics are shameful. but these people were practicing local journalism. but all editors take risks because they publish things that upset people. i want to pay tribute to the capital-gazette. they published a blank editorial page sayin

and actually earlier today, the backstreet boys, nick, brian, kevin, aj, and howie stopped by oothe " roots and i grabbed some classroom instruments and did our own version [ cheers and applause ] we did our own vsion of their classic "i want it that way." [ cheers and applause ] please enjoy. ♪ >> one, two, three, hey -- ♪ ♪ yeah-eh-heah you are my fire the one desire believe when i say ♪ ♪ i want it that way but we are two worlds apart i can't reach to your heart when you say ♪ ♪ that i want it that way tell me why ain't nothin' but a heartache tell me why ♪ ♪ ain't nothin' but a mistake tell me why i never want ♪ ♪ to hear you say i want it that way am i your fire your one desire ♪ ♪ i know that it's too late but i want it that way tell me why ain't nothin' ♪ ♪ but a heartache tell me why ain't nothin' but a mistake ♪ ♪ tell me why i never want to hear you say i want it that way now i can see that ♪ ♪ we've fallen apart from the way that it used to be yeah no matter the distance ♪ ♪ i want you to know that deep down inside of me you are my fire the one desire ♪ ♪ jimmy you are you

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howie: less than 72 hours ago two people were killed at the capital-gazette. the attempts to tie this to president trump or national politics are shameful. but these people were practicing local journalism. but all editors take risks because they publish things that upset people. i want to pay tribute to the capital-gazette. they published a blank editorial page

pl plus, howie lieu from the start table and a silicon pine near tries to right the news.ur report snerds those reporters are mit technology reviews rachel mets and joe mann from reuters in the this week on press here. >> good morning,

and with howie this weekend at 11 a.m. on fnc, in the meanwhile ashley webster is in for liz. ashley: trish regan you're in demand no doubt. thank you very much it's a good thing. markets let's get to that off of the highs at this moment following a busy week of earnings as the dow and s&p 500 look for their third straight weekly wins looking rather flat at this hour but things go up to a rocky start this morning one day after the president signed an executive order to help re train american workers the president startling wall street with the comments in a broadcast interview and several tweets on fiscal policy, the fed and trade saying a strong dollar is a disadvantage and openly hoping the fed will stop raising interest rates. edward lawrence will have the very latest from the white house , but where does the fossil fuel friendly president stand when it comes to jobs in the green energy field? we'll be asking the ceo of live bridge corporation how his nuclear energy business can being seed in the trump economy. it is a fox business exclusive and the lines between big tech a

howie kurtz, good to see you and we'll see you on sunday on media buzz. >> sandra: breaking news thisally. joey chestnut is adjusting 74 hot dogs. he ate that number in 10 minutes yesterday at coney islands nathan's hot dog eating contest. his 11th win. tough to watch that so early in the morning. sudo ate a whopping 37 franks. i don't know, leland. >> leland: i feel every time i do these stories. we need one of those disclaimers beforehand. if you haven't had breakfast turn away. >> sandra: i want to just choke. it's a lot. >> leland: please, no, we're sorry, the video goes back up. i can't watch. >> sandra: one hot dog is good. >> leland: not for a while. moving on embattled f.b.i. agent peter strzok. the house judiciary committee wants him to testify. will he comply? plus. >> sandra: democrats take back the house -- if they take back the house in november could there be a new progressive movement in america? ari fleischer is on deck. he is today's headliner. that's coming up. during the chevy 4th of july sales event. now through july 9, get 10 to 20 percent below msrp on your favor