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and mom aria coming home, jake waiting. >> hi, jake! come here! where are you going?porter: she wanted more of jake after being gone that long. tonight, back home with the help of so many strangers along the way. that is america. jake is home tonight. i'm david muir. hope to see you right here tomorrow. good night. >>> new details on the possible career change for the man who took the job less than two years ago. >> hello, anyone in the tent? >> a month after a north bay homeless camp is shut down, another pops up. the mounting frustration over what's really being done to fix this problem. >>> new at 6:00, the new role one of the men involved in that lake merritt barbecue incident could soon take on. >>> i want to do it right, not fast. but i expect in nine or ten days to announce a decision. >> the clock is ticking. by the end of next week, we may find out if san francisco's police chief is leaving for los angeles. >> william scott was sworn in as police cheer 16 months ago. >> the 43rd chief in tent history. only the third-ever selected from outside department. he s

>> reporter: well that is right, jake. it is just about two and a half hours away where the delegation would leave seoul and head to the dmz with the high-level talks, suggested by north korea on tuesday so less than 24 hours before they had an about turn and decided they don't want to go ahead with the talks. and now mentioning the military drills, which is going to take south koreans by surprise because when that south korean delegation a couple of months ago went to pyongyang and met with kim jong-un. he said he understands the need for the u.s. and south korea to carry out the joint military drills. it is just before the massive spring drills, which in the past have infuriated pyongyang, seeing them as a dress rehearsal for an invasion but in this case kim jong-un said he understands the need for it. the state-run media and one thing i need to mention is they say we will keenly watch the future attitude of the u.s. and south korea. is this potentially north korea putting the u.s. and south korea on notice that going fo

jake? >> jeff zeleny, just to follow up, the white house and the president have been misleading the public on this issue for quite sometime. did sarah sanders apologize? >> reporter: jake, there was no apology. there was simply i offer the best information that i have when it comes to me so it's clear that she is kept in the dark like many officials here are kept in the dark on many things and clear the president is, you know, controlling the information here but no apology at that point. she did say one interesting thing, she said i'll do the best job i can with the information available as long as i'm in this position. jake, you do sort of wonder how long someone can stay in a position being the face of an administration simply not saying words that turn out to be true. jake? >> all right. jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> let's bring in the attorney for stormy daniels, michael you have said before you're convinced that michael cohen is going to flip on president trump. do you think that giulia

>> reporter: it's certainly didn't look like it, jake.sident here moon jae-in had to convene an emergency meeting of his national security council shortly before midnight here in the hour after the news of the letter broke. and then shortly after that issued this statement, a statement expressing regret and saying it was unfortunate that the summit in singapore had been called off. going on to write, quote, it is difficult to solve sensitive and difficult diplomatic problems with the current way of communication and urging all parties to improve their method of communication and recall that moon jae-in, the south korean president, had just been in the white house on tuesday meeting with president trump. these two allies urging president trump to please go ahead with the meeting with kim jong-un in singapore june 12th saying lavishing praise on him saying that he could be a man of history, a man of the moment bringing peace to the korean peninsula. but the south koreans have been having own problems with the north koreans ever since pyongy

this is a point, jake, that just a mazes me. the president and his allies constantly trying to undermine these investigations. if the president has nothing to hide, let these investigations finish. >> toii want to talk about that because one of the points you've b been trying to make is they're undermining an fbi informant that met with two trump aides and the president tweeted, reports, tlfhere was at least o fbi representative implanted for political purposes, into my campaign for president. it took place very early on and long before the phony russia hoax became a hot fake news story. if true, all time biggest political scandal. >> rudy giuliani, i understand, backed off of some of that, but let's look at what the president and his allies are trying to do. the first thing you learn when you get involved with the intelligence community is you have to protect sources and methods. people's lives depend on it. in fact, the president's own fbi director, christopher wray, said when elected officials go out exposing classified infor

jake. >> tom foreman.ok and tweet me and get a new copy of the hell fire club at your local bookstore. that is it for "the lead." i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. first lady hospital issized and -- hospitalize and will remain in the hospital through the week. the president is heading over there. >>> saving chinese jobs, president trump wants to make china great again and pressing the lift of a crippling u.s. sanctions on a chinese firm which violated trade restrictions on north korea and iran. why is the president so eager to save chinese >>> and embassy anger. the u.s. opens the embassy in jerusalem making good on the president's campaign pledge

it's not clear how jake ended up in pennsylvania, but he's back where he belongs.ok at jake. >> yeah, happy. >> that's nice. >> time to turn to sports. >> yes, sports director larry beil is here. warriors action tomorrow? >> jake is happy. warriors are not so happy. they're frustrated, they're angry, they're exusted. the warriors all of the above after losing to the rockets last night. latest on >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. warriors coach steve kerr admitted he hardly slept at all last night rewatching the fourth quarter meltdown over and over in game four against the rockets. draymo draymond green played the entire second half. he ran out of gas. no time to mourn. game five tomorrow in houston. klay thompson questionable, injured the knee last night. did practice today. sounds like he's going to start. andre iguodala a little more iffy. was at practice, didn't do much today. trying to come back from the contusionhat kept him out last night. even if iguodala is 75%, the warriors need him out there. game five, warri

jake? >> all right. thank you so much. my political panel joins me now. david, i want to read another line from george s. will's scathing op-ed. this is a conservative. if this is from a liberal i would not be reading this. this is from a fellow conservative. titled "trump is no longer the worst person in government." not a fan of the president. >> what does he really think? >> mike pence with appetite could trump knew become america's most repulsive public figure. what do you make of this broadside against the vice president? >> i think completely unfounded. the vice president is a really solid man, a great politician, a great -- he's a great public servant. doing great things for this country. the attack is uncalled for. it's unkind. it's unfair. i mean, i could go on and on. george will's never a fan of this president to begin with so for him to write this is not surprising and to be really so mean spirited about the whole thing is quite surprising and not very nice at all. >> not -- cer

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but we're being outmaneuvered and we don't need to, jake.time for us to keep things moving forward. >> when you say outmaneuvered, obviously there is this horrific school shooting. >> we're arguing about bureaucracy and policy, the folks that want to do bad, do harm to our citizens and our community and school children, they are planning and innovating and coming up with solutions to overcome what we've put in place. training, active shooter stuff as we've talked about already. we have to start to be more innovative, think further outside of the box, and that is what will save lives. >> and art, i want to ask you, the explosive devices, you used to work at the bureau -- i'm sorry, you were u.s. marshal but worked with the bureau of alcohol and tobacco and firearms in that capacity sometimes, how sophisticated are these explosives that we're talk -- talking about. >> you could get the information off the internet and make them in your garage, as we found in a trailner this case. but again he's do done some studying because we know about press

jake. >> stephanie elum in hawaii. appreciate it.nd twitter at jake tapper and tweet the show at "the lead" and still get your copy of my new novel "the hellfire club" at amazon.com. that is it for "the lead." i turn you over to wolf blitzer. he is right next door in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, giuliani's value. president trump feels rudy giuliani adds value to his team of lawyer, in spite or because of giuliani's suggestion that the president could defy a special counsel subpoena or refuse to testify altogether. >>> right track. our new cnn poll shows most americans think the country is on the right track. but do they think president trump is on the right track? >> stealing the spotlight. melania trump steals the spotlight from the president and finally reveals her platform as first lady. a program to help kids, quote, be best. >> and putin's pageantry. the doors of the kremlin swing open once again as vladimir putin is sworn in for a fourth term as russia's president.

i'm jake tapper. president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, keeps going on television to try to explain what the president knew about the stormy daniels' payoff. but even stormy daniels is doing television these days. she was on "saturday night live" last night. here to react is stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti. thank you for joining us. i want to ask you right away about the latest from rudy giuliani on abc news. take a listen. >> you said he -- this is a regular arrangement he made with michael cohen. did michael cohen make other payments to women? >> i have no knowledge of that, but i would think if it was necessary, yes. >> do you have any indication there might be other women we don't know about? >> well, jake, i think when all the facts a mdz the evidence come out, there's going to be evidence of payments to other women. i think that's going to be laid bare for the american people. but i have to tell you, this interview that rudy giuliani gave this morning is just the latest in a series

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"the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke. i hate you. i need you. you can't break up with me because i'm dumping you. negotiations with north korea or a teen romance. "the lead" starts now. >>> whiplash from a letter from north korea and trump said his meeting might go on as scheduled in a little more than two weeks but beyond the logistics of suppose a meeting, has any substance been agreed upon? >>> the big if. if the high stakes negotiations with one of the most volatile countries in the world don't work out, will north korea go back to threatening the world with nuclear weapons. we'll take you inside of the tunnels inside of the hermit kingdom. >>> and say murder mystery on a mexican board and a woman found dead and a agent possibly hurt. why is there a change in the story. >>> we begin with the politics lead and diplomacy being kicked by competing agendas and plans for president trump's singapore summit in complete and utter confusion. the self proclaimed master deal maker is having his skills put to together with nothing short of nuclear war o

>> of course he can, jake.ry separate matters, if giuliani is to be believed that he believes that the only way to have a grand jury witness testify via a subpoena is if that same witness is going to ultimately be indicted you would never have a need for a grand jury. in fact, no grand jury witness would ever be somebody to testify because defendants don't testify in front of a grand jury. only witnesses to support information or provide evidence in some way and so if you are to believe his really asinine remark then we should have no grand juries in this country whatsoever. indictment is a very separate thing and it's still an open question although the office of legal counsel has said that a sitting president should not be indicted. opinions are not written in stone and the way that perhaps supreme court precedent may be. binding until it's not. it can be rewritten. kenneth starr tried to do so with the clinton investigation and could be written of a focused inquiry and whether or not to indict a president or

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ohh no, jake.8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> a kindergarten teacher is under arrest under position of touching -- suspicion of touching a 9-year-old student. investigators say the incident happened a few weeks ago with the student was alone with the suspect. he face as charge of lewd acts with a minor. >>> chrysler recalling vehicles because there can be instances where you can not turn off the cruise control. they are warning not to use cruise control until the cars can be fixed with the software update. tapping the breaks or turning off the button does not cancel the cruise control in a few instances. that recall includes 15 jeep, dodge and christler and ram models. -- chrysler. the company will notify them over the next week. be sure to check the list on our website of those cars effected. >>> the valley tells the story of an indian american family who lives in silicon valley. >> the fictional story tells the story of the challenges they face and the suicide of their daughter. from june

jake? >> jeff, thanks so much. i want to bring in the panel. let me start with you, laura. how unusual is it for the president to pardon or suggest pardoning high profile, controversial individuals, rob blagojevich, scooter libby, martha stewart. is this on? >> it is. most wait until the end of their term to make the pardons. that could be the unusual factor. the real unusual factor is there's a theme. every person he pardoned, including jack johnson including what he thought was unfair and it was unfair, are all people he believes are celebrity figures taken to task through a witch hunt and are mistreated by the prosecutors trying to get a conviction of somebody who is high profile. that's the overarching theme. every one of the people and the types of crimes convicted of from campaign finance to lying to investigators have to do with charges that are swirling around his inside circle. so, that's what the most unusual aspect of it is. he's sending a clear message to the media, to robert mu

i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with breaking news from "the new york times" about the russia investigation. and president trump and his team, a remarkable new look at how the fbi handled the earliest days of the investigation into the trump campaign ties to russia. this revealing report coming as we're getting new concrete details into another key part of that investigation. of course that is the trump tower meeting between donald trump jr., paul manafort, jared kushner and russians connected to putin and russian oligarchs but the new details from "the new york times" in which we learned the original investigation had a secret code name, cross fire hurricane. a nod to the rolling stones lyric from jumping jack flash and the agents were afraid of leaks so much so they kept details secret from the justice department, only five officials at doj knew the whole story. the facts had they surfaced might have devastated the trump campaign and his national security adviser was under investigation and his campaig

i can't believe it because jake looks fine. jake was just living his life. oh, i guess i did get that far. >> forest gump moment there, just started running and never stopped. >>> running this morning? a little humid out there. you may get a little wet, also, because the drizzle is a little heavier and more widespread. it's causing delays at sfo. make sure you call ahead. in fact, we'll have cool conditions again this afternoon and we'll see a little more sunshine than yesterday. cloudy tonight, less drizzle to deal with during tomorrow morning's commute. we have a chance of showers friday and the summer warmth arrives just in time for the end of the holiday weekend. today, san francisco, mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. downtown in mission about 60. south san francisco about 61 degrees. head over to the east bay, what we're looking at here has a narrow range, 63 to 66 degrees. definitely not as gray as yesterday. same thing on the peninsula where temperatures will hit the mid to upper 60s. but at theest co-still kind of a raw day with 55 in pacifica,

jake. >> jeff zeleny at the white house. >>> i'm back with the panel.go the white house called it standard operating procedure for the medical unit to take possession of the medical records. but sara sanders didn't deny that schiller and others were responsible. schiller who was -- he was the president's personal bodyguard and then became a special assistant to the president. it doesn't sound like standard operating procedure. >> it is not standard operating procedure so send a long time bodyguard who you gave a job at the white house to go to his office and barged in and took the documents and making them take a -- a photo of him and the president off the wall. this is a colorful figure and so that draws into question what his claims r. but it isn't standard procedure, you request the documents but clearly they took a very different route. but desiree's questions about -- that is the roll that keith schiller had and he delivered the letter to the fbi that fired james comey. so he had a certain peculiar role in the west wing to say the least but it is n

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"the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke. house republicans want an investigation of the investigators. but if the democrats win, will there be an investigation of the investigation of the investigation? "the lead" starts now. >>> a democratic outcry after the justice department tries to work to find a way to address the president's political concerns about the russia investigation. now gop lawmakers say even that is not enough. is the justice department facing a potential constitutional crisis? the highly anticipated summit with north korea could be delayed or canceled the president acknowledged raising doubts about the meeting that could bring him a nobel peace prize and where would that leave the nuclear program. we'll talk with a correspondent inside of north korea. >>> and explosive lava eruption and forcing evacuation on the big island. the video of the molten lava vaporizing everything in its path with the fears that a power plant might be next. >>> almost to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics l

and jake, it is beyond my comprehension.y to say something crude and stupid and disrespectful of an american hero. it is another thing for them not to apologize. so it is beyond my comprehension. i just don't know what goes on in that white house mentality for there not being an apology for that terrible remark. >> john kelly did an interview with mpr this morning and was asked about and it was said it was heartless to separate families of undocumented immigrants, separate parents from children. he said, quote, i wouldn't put it quite that way. the children will be taken care of, put into foster care or whatever. but the big point is, they elected to come illegally into the united states and this is a technique no one hopes will be used extensively or for very long. what are your thoughts? >> i think it is heartless. i think the entire trump views on immigration is heartless. you know, in the last polls that i have seen, some 80% of the american people believe that we should provide legal status to the 1.8 million people in

please welcome the jake tapper of tv news, jake tapper! hey there! always nice to have you on here. how have you been? >> i'm good. yeah, excellent. why? something going on? >> stephen: no. ( laughter ) how are you celebrating the mueller-versray? >> it's been one year which by my calculations is 36 and a half scaramuccis. ( laughter ) put that in your pipe and smoke it. >> stephen: so one year in, donald trump is still calling this "witch hunt," okay? >> they've caught a few witches, by the way. >> stephen: they have. there have been a few witch indictments. >> stephen: i would buy witch insurance if i were donald trump. >> some witch bond bailsman are in business ( laughter ) >> stephen: giuliani, great lawyer, clearly. ( laughter ) fantastic. fantastic lawyer. ( laughter ) he has said that the whole investigation at this point has become absurd, it's absurd. is it absurd to you? >> no. >> stephen: is there anything absurd about it? >> the fact the president keeps talking about it. >> stephen: do you think he should just shut up? >> i th

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, where the "state of the union" is trying to get the story straight. president trump is in washington, perhaps watching television as we speak, as rudy giuliani tries to clean up a potential legal mess he made for his client. but rudy giuliani's cleanup act is raising new questions, telling abc news in a new interview this morning that michael cohen may have paid off other women if it were

( applause ) kellyanne conway took a different approach to a similar question with jake tapper: >> when the president said, "no" on air force one, he was talking about he didn't know when the payment occurred. the president has said he didn't know it when it occurred. and that is the "no" on air force one. the "no" refers to "no" at the time the payment occurred. so, i think she's saying that, in 2018, trump knew, but he was answering as if it were 2016 when he didn't know. ( laughter ) let me respond to that not as current stephen colbert but as the stephen from before i saw that clip: "i could not have a lower opinion of kellyanne conway." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) that's true now. of course, stormy daniels isn't the only legal trouble that trump's in.

jake, as for the president not firing him, a central reason is this. he's gotten the word from many republican senators including the chairman of the judiciary committee, chuck gas rassley of iowa to not fire sessions. they said they will not confirm a replacement. >> all right. jeff zeleny at the white house. i am joined by my political panel. is that the reason the president won't fire jeff sessions with whom he's clearly unhappy because republicans on capitol hill have said we're not going to replace him? >> no. i don't think that's the reason. i believe that the president believes that senator sessions is doing a -- attorney israel sessions is doing a -- attorney general sessions is doing a great job on a wide range of fronts like immigration. >> "the new york times" reports that trump told aides he needs a loyalist overseeing the inquiry. why? why would the president need a loyalist overseeing this inquiry? >> well, it's partly because he thinks about everything that way. and he wants a loyalist everywhere. and he doesn't care that it sounds impro

. >> the republican congressman told jake tapper about flood attending the meeting saying, quote, it is the craziest shit i've ever heard.

. >> and welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. you've been listening to the white house briefing, since the bombshell allegations involving the president's personal fixer dropped by michael avenatti. and the information we'll get into right now with michael avenatti who joins me. sara sanders today said the american people have a right to know and get answers about the fact that a russian oligarch, a putin crony who has a controlling firm in a subsidiary with a $500,000 cash payment to michael cohen, the trump fixer and sara sanders say the white house briefing room not the appropriate venue for questions about that. you're the one that brought that payment to light and it has been confirmed by several media out lights, what is your response. >> if that is the not forum, what is the forum. but there needs to be a forum where they explain the series of payments and a series of payments between january and approximately august of 2017 totaling approximately half a million dollars and it is not just those payments. there is a whole h

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, where the "state of the union" is trying to get the story straight. president trump is in washington, perhaps watching television as we speak, as rudy giuliani tries to clean up a potential legal mess he made for his client. but rudy giuliani's cleanup act

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >> wind around 20 to 25 miles, you notice the winds really picking up this time of year. that's the case for tomorrow. microclimates, lower 60s near the shoreline, and here's the temperature center if you're headed inland, warming back up into the upper 60s, eventually 70s and we could be on track to the low to mid-80s tomorrow afternoon, 82 to 84. patchy fog possible coast side around the bay, and partly the mostly sunny skies by the afternoon hours. tomorrow will be warmer than today. that will translate to lower 60s coast side, and temperatures inland upper 70s to 80s. eventually we could be tracking some 90s here in the bay area. more on that in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you mark. still to come, rosie o' donnell caught breaking the rules. the report out showing her campaign contributions to candidates over the legal limit. >>> and the warriors take on the fell cons, joe fonzi -- pelicans, joe fonzi will ha

as far as they could. >> i drove jake 120 miles. >> i picked up jake in conway, arkansas, and i droveburen, arkansas. >> reporter: in all 20 volunteers drove jake home. >> we are about to cross into maryland. >> reporter: making 31 pit stops along the way. >> it was so cute, it's like he was communicating to us saying, thank you so much for picking me up. >> reporter: his owners clearly thankful to have him back. he certainly knows he's home. it might be worth noting, his owner says, he apparently put on a few pounds. so wherever he was, he was eating well. >> do they have a theory as to how he got so far away? >> they don't have any idea. they have a theory maybe he got picked up by a truck driver but honestly do not know. that part we may not figure out. but the rescue that helped him out is now collecting donations for some of the costs they incurred. he was with them for a month but a happy ending all the way around and so many people came together to make it happen. >> he remembered what home was like. >> it certainly seemed so. they said he was howling toward the end as if he wa

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and being part of that guard is an honor. >> reporter: an honor pleasant hills' jake larson takes toand grand and great grandparent to 21 is one of less than 500 d-day survivors. the apartment staff sergeant lied about his age and enlisted at age 15. six years later he was involved in the planning of the normandy invasion and remembers that june 6th day, 74 years ago, when he landed on omaha beach and tried to borrow a match for a cigarette to calm his nerves. >> hey, buddy, have you got a match? now, this part probably changed my life because there was no head under the helmet. i got up and made for the cliff. while i'm ducking and machine gun shooting at me, i'm looking up and saying, jake, what in the hell are you doing here! i made it to the cliff without a scratch. >> reporter: for his bravery, larson got the bronze star. and 71 years later he was awarded the french legion of honor along with nine other soldiers. >> and you saved france and europe from hell. you saved people, you didn't even know. >> we all fought for the same cause, everybody had a different story to tell. and

i'm jake tapper. we begin with the world lead and one of the most important foreign policy decisions of the trump presidency, the president announcing the u.s. will withdraw from t-- with the iran nuclear deal and defying president obama's whose administration negotiated the agreement. >> america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. we will not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction and we will not allow a regime -- that chants death to america to gain access to the most deadly weapons on earth. >> the president also called the deal a great embarrassment to him as a citizen and he declared, quote, we have definitive proof this iranian promise was a lie. that is a reference to the presentation by israeli prime minister netanyahu. and though top trump officials should be noted, secretary of state mike pompeo and dan coates before the senate in recent weeks that iran was in compliance with the agreement. president trump also revealed that mike pompeo is on the way to north kore

i'm jake tapper. minutes ago speaking at the nra convention in dallas, texas, president trump continued his attacks on the special counsel investigation into whether members of his team conspired in the 2016 election. the president informing the crowd of a judge's statement about the money laundering trial of his former campaign chairman paul manafort. >> on cnn, they have a headline, judge in manafort case said mueller's hame is to hurt trump. can you believe. it that is the witch hunt. >> that is the president trying to battle various investigations at the end of the week where a presidential credibility gap seemed to become a credibility capital expenditu chasm after rudy giuliani undermined that trump knew nothing about a hush payment to a porn star to whom trump allegedly had a affair and it is stunning for those trying to support trump and with fox news anchors criticizing the president. today it got more difficult to discern the truth. giuliani said he was disclosing th th that he reimbursed co

a good samaritan found jake near the ymca outside of pittsburgh.s microchip located his owners. >> but they were about to have a baby and couldn't travel cross country, so volunteers stepped in connecting each other online. 20 volunteers across the country with 3 overnight stays, 31 pit stops got jake all the way back home. >> wow. >> teamwork. >> that is amazing. >>> okay, now to the latest plaque that looks nothing like the person it's supposed to honor. >> check it out. any guesses who this might be? i bet you were guessing soccer star brandi chastain. >> oh, yes, that was my first bet. >> she was being inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame but people say it looks more like mickey rooney or gary busey or jon voight. >> maybe if her hair was pulled back. last night on "jimmy kimmel live," chastain talked about her first reaction to the plaque. >> one of the gentlemen i had been working with came over and i said, hey, can you look at the nose? is that -- i don't have a bridge on the nose. on my plaque. look at all the evidence -- >> or th

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> there's been another diplomatic breakthrough in north korea. three obtained -- attained america's have been moved to a hotel. >> the announcement comes as final preparations are underway for the highly anticipated summit between jong-un and president donald trump. greg palkot as the story. >> the relations with north korea seems to be yielding significant results. now that north is reportedly planning to release three american detainees. two academics who have been jailed in a labor camp for alleged spying and hostile expert the white house applauding the move as a big step forward. >> that would be a great example of goodwill and certainly another step in the right direction. and really good step in part of the process that we are working towards. >> reporter: it comes as both sides prepare for the highly anticipated summit between president trump and kim jong- un. fox news has learned the president is leaning towards holding the talk

anderson recently spoke to jake about the new book. >> jake, your book is set in the mccarthy era.then to now. you actually started this before this administration was even kind of a glimmer in anyone's eye, right? >> yeah, i just thought it was such an interesting era on the veneer, it's romantic, seems pleasant. the eisenhower years. you just scratch a little bit beneath the surface, there are literally communists infiltrating the government, the rise of mccarthyism, the atomic race, the country still segregated, it's still a very sexist society. so it looks pleasant, but it's really, there's this undertone of menace throughout the 1950s. all of that was cooking long before donald trump came down that escalator, but then once he became this candidate and, you know, they say history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. there's a lot of rhyming when you read about the 1950s and look at president trump and 2018. >> explain what the book is about, "a," it's fiction which i'm so impressed you were able to write, you bring amazing nonfiction books but i can't wrap my mind around the c

i'm jake tapper. breaking news, the president just wrapped up his meeting with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the fbi director christopher wray. with whom the president has been engaging in open political warfare over the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the three men were set to discuss is a mong other topics an fbi source who met with at least three trump campaign staffers in 2016. deputy attorney general rosenstein and wray were concerned that providing the house intelligence committee with information about this source would put the source anonymity and safety at risk. but over the weekend, the president took the unusual step of siding against his own administration, tweeting, quote, if the fbi or doj wassin fill fi -- was infiltrating the campaign for the benefit of another campaign that is a big deal. and the senate judiciary is asking for and can give the conclusive answers. drain the swamp. the president responding to a conspiracy they'

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >> we are going to take a look at the warriors page on sb nation. when they heard the news that yes, steph curry is back. >> that is great news. it will be his first game in the playoffs there. the mood among warriors fans optimistic. >> ktvu joe fonzi is live at oracle arena where tip off is three hours away now. getting ready to play that is steph curry for the first time in these playoffs. >> reporter: that is right, you guys. you don't want to say they didn't really miss him but if the first game was any indication, the warriors learned to play without him. we always like being here early. as we said, a little bit before game time. just to get the feel here, you look around and it is very yellow again. this is about the yellowest you see it when they have all the shirts, the t-shirts for the fans that come in lined up on the chairs. they get them when they come into the arena. it says strength in numbers, 2018 playoffs on those jerseys

. >> reporter: an honor jake larson takes to heart.he father of three and grand and great parent of 21 is one of less than 500 d-day survivors. the army staff sergeant lied about his age and it listed at age 15. six years later, he was involved in the planning of the normandy invasion. and remembers that june 6 date. 74 years ago, when he landed on omaha beach. and tried to borrow a match for a cigarette to calm his nerves. >> hey, buddy, have you got a match? now, this part probably changed my life. because there was no head under the helmet. i got up and made for the cliff. while i'm ducking and machine guns shooting at me, i'm looking up and saying, jake, what in the hell are you doing here? i made it through the cliff. without a scratch. >> reporter: for his bravery, larson received the bronze star and 71 years later, he was awarded the french legion of honor along with nine other soldiers. >> you saved france and europe from hell. you saved people you didn't even know. >> we all fought for the same cause. everybody had a different

jake, in the last ten months texas has been through a lot. largest natural disaster with the hurricane and church shooting and now this. we stand strong together. we believe in our freedom and our liberties and second amendment. we will stand strong and we will stay together as a community as we have done for almost the last year in many crisis situations. >> we have also been following the latest developments about the shooting. is there any new information that you have learned about the tragedy either having to do with whatever sick motive the shooter had or how he got the guns or anything else? >> there is a parent of one of the deceased students who said that her daughter had told this particular student, the shooter, the alleged killer, time and time again, rebuffed his asking for a date. she has talked about that. in terms of any true motive, anymore information, police are still investigating the journals that he has written looking through computers and telephones. >> the governor said he wants to do something about this. prayers are

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> if you have twitter you may want to change your password. the company discovered a software bug that saved passwords internally without encryption. the problem has been now fixed and this advice to change your password comes out of caution. twitter says they do not believe any of the passwords were leaked or misused. >>> so the question of the day, what percentage of your passwords are the same? 16% of you say the same, 37% say more than half, 70% say fewer than half, 30% are doing the right thing and most of your passwords are unique. >> frank mallicoat is at marvin's restaurant in novato asking people how safe their passwords are. frank. >> reporter: good morning, it is a beautiful day in novato so we took it outside. it is packed in there right now, but we are talking about passwords and here are some of the breakfast goers takes on password etiquette. >> i have about a dozen of them and i use theme based. if i'm dealing with a bank

jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> mark is back with sports. we have some pretty big news in seattle. >> you know who it is. ichiro suzuki. for those who don't know who he is will he retired today. he says he could play in the next year but he definitely will not play for the rest of this year. the 80s found themselves in the middle of this story. he is temporarily retiring. he is 44 years old and still having fun in the uniform and doing some coaching. sean give up 18 - - shot - - sean give up a run in the first. three here in the third. nelson cruz clubbers the pitching. gone on that shot. the only highlight of the night. stephen piscotty, his second of the year. a shot at 423 feet. it comes with nobody on base. 4-1 is your final. they come back again

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> the quarterback got everyone into the right frame of mind. that was a little vegas style in the free game activities. it went into power play and he gets them off 1-0 lead. later, he is pumped out with him in the middle bonding in the off-season. and the third back area -- 3rd, this was top shell and this is his fourth back top season goal. there is 20 of time left. the sharks attack and he will shove it passed him it is 3-3. the sharks committed two penalties and moments were played on their and and it and sprayed here with carlson and that is a game-winner right over the shoulder of martin jones and they go up into the series two games to one. big time, something going on for the san francisco giants. the dodgers were great in the beginning and good in the end and the fans take it all in at at&t. come the bottom of the 9th they trail that was a three run six for the padres. this is the bottom of the ninth with two outs. he has a sing