jamie weinstein, we have to leave it there. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> eric: and we have a fox news alert. police say a suspect has been arrested following an incident near the annual marathon in downtown san diego. officials say there is no current threat and the marathon has now resumed. there was a heavy police response following reports of a shooting not far from city san diego. no additional details immediately available. we are monitoring the situation. the all-clear has been sounded for can san diego. >> arthel: president trump preparing for his historic meeting with kim jong un as the latest rounds of trade talks between the us and china end with a new warning from beijing. the latest on these developments coming up next. plus, the president also facing backlash from canada, mexico and the e.u. over tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking fears of a possible trade war with key u.s. allies. >> we've got 20 countries including all of those countries you mentioned flooding our markets with steel, putting 5

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