jillian. jillian: thanks, well. the second time around is going a lot smoother for the trump administration. thanks for that, well. eric: meanwhile, the white house is facing a backlash over present trump panel here to mosquitoes about in the panel issued a nationwide request to all 50 states and over some of that sensitive voter data. growing number of the states is going back in there refusing to comply with that request. some say the order is a violation of privacy and others say it's not even needed and allegations of voter fraud, they say, are not widespread. we'll have more on this later but first now garrett with the various latest on how this battle is shaping up. >> the administration got fired responses yesterday from state officials across the country both democrats and republicans. it made present trump signed an executive order seen a presidential advisory commission on lack election integrity and this is in order to investigate allegations of voter fraud in the 2016 race. on friday, the commission sent

greg: ask if jillian and let her think.jamie,. >> my final thought is i don't understand why homeless people in new york city that say hold up a sign they give me money. it's the only city in the world where you can get paid to hold a sign. restaurant, tourism, you don't have to bring your own time. they give it to you and pay you and now you have experience. greg: performing anywhere? >> click show. real soon. [cheering] it's been a while since i've been on the show and i wanted to just commence you guys have made changes in spruce it up a little bit. i want to give you a set up that you have a new unicorn mug and the horn is not broken any of a candy doll with a man fun. you got a new clock. i like it. when i first came on the set i was like, i don't know but now that i've been here a while, i like it. greg: breaking news, jillian likes are set. tyrus. >> glow, preacher, checks tires out, netflix, amc and i was watching tv the other night and i taught myself at the park. you never see side boob with dorothy. she dressed l

jillian: there is a lot to unpack., and know how to figure out how to pack so much cheese in this. jillian this is something that : taco bell have been working on for 10 years before gary -- dairy management inc. scientists came in and help them figure out how to mass produce it. oliver: why are we talking about cheese and why the push into cheese products and dairy into various things? jillian: the dairy industry is experiencing a massive supply glut. you have got 1.5 billion pounds of cheese in cold storage and milk consumption is way down over the last 30 years. you have got farmers who need to keep producing more milk but because prices are going down and they need to sell more but , the more milk they produce, the farther down prices go. it is a vicious cycle. oliver: just to be clear, this will help viewers and listeners, these are the people behind got milk campaign. jillian before these big hit : -- jillian: before these big hit restaurant products, that was their best-known success story. carol: "bloomberg bus

jillian: there is a lot to unpack.ergy, and know how to figure out how to pack so much cheese in this. -- taco bell has thenworking on them for years. scientists came in and help them figure out how to mass produce it. oliver: why are we talking about cheese and why the push into cheese products and dairy into various things? jillian: the dairy industry is experiencing a massive supply glut. you have got 1.5 billion pounds of cheese in cold storage and milk consumption is way down over the last 30 years. you have got farmers who need to keep producing more milk but because prices are going down and they need to sell more but , the more milk they produce, the farther down prices go. it is a vicious cycle. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" of the desk is available on newsstands now. oliver: a lot of great stories, what is your favorite? carol: the mad cheese scientist, what is not to love? who knew that there was this government-sponsored industry helping out the dairy industry going into companies like mcdonald's and taco

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steve: over to jillian.ard's parents are optimistic after a brand new brain scan. a u.s. doctor who examined the terminally i will british infant now saying there is a chance he can reverse the 11-month-old's brain damage caused by a rare genetic disorder. the u.k.'s high court will decide next week whether charlie can have the treatment or if he will be danny off life support. still looking good for o.j. simpson to become a free man by the fall. no one opposes his release not even his victim. his freedom was almost derailed by a cookie. retired correctional officer says simpson was nearly eaten up for eating cookie stolen by another inmate. a violation that could have hurt his chances for parole. the 70-year-old has spent over 8 years in nevada prison for armed robbery and kidnapping. if paroled, he could be out as early as october. i tried to find out what kind. oatmeal. there you have it. reebok sparking outrage for mocking our commander-in-chief. he called france's first lady beautiful. posting this twee

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jillian: too late.rbidden from driving on public roads. a rule that extends throughout the rest of your life. what do you think of that. >> bushy. abby: that's a word for jay leno in that video: clayton: putting her on the spot right now. abby: it's scraps. pete: did i did not see that coming. abby: this show sun unpredictable. pete: abby scraps huntman. abby: his name is cure yus because he looks like curious george. clayton: might blow the commercial break. pete: coming up the proud american -- this proud american cleaned gravity off of president trump's star on the walk of fame. but now she is getting attacked for it? that trump supporter is going to join us live. clayton: all these democrats getting behind a new bill declaring president trump mentally unfit for office. should anyone take this bill seriously? one democrat is here to defend that move. that's next. we'll be back with scraps. ♪ before it's too late ♪ head games ♪ it's you and me baby ♪ head games ♪ play it anymore ♪ head games ♪ ♪ ♪got

jillian: it's exciting time. up after the senate fails on getting the healthcare bill done perhaps next week, is it time to ditch mitch mcconnell? erick erickson says yes. and he joins us next to explain why. brian: mainstream media slamming the president for a secret meeting with vladimir putin. one problem, everybody knew about it. the second meeting. steve: the second meeting? brian: yeah, there was. ♪ i smell t-r-o-u-b-l-e ♪ and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or h

carol: we spoke to editor jillian gutman.at dairy management, inc., which is an industry kickoff program. so all dairy farmers are required to pay $.15 per hundred pounds of cheese they produce. and to this program that market their product basically. it is an interesting wide marketing agency. what they have done in the last five or so years is they have embedded their representatives in big food chains like pizza hut, taco bell, domino's to use more cheese in their products. carol: is this a government group, if this an industry group or who is this? jillian: it is a government. it was started by the national dairy board started by the usda. oliver: so you have got this industry group that is government-sponsored, is basically working with people, they are taking a cut from dairy and helping get product elsewhere. i love how you guys describe it, the cheese illuminati. jillian: exactly. it is the guiding hand. the secret organization behind everything you eat. wayer: it is kind of a good you described it because i did not k

jillian: the u.k.'harlie can have the treatment or if he will be taken off life support. bernie sanders wife now blaming the fbi probe into her alleged bank fraud on sexism. jane sanders crying foul on the man who originally filed a complaint sparking the investigation. telling the "boston globe," quote: i find it incredibly sexist that basically he is going after my husband by destroying my reputation and that's not okay. sanders is accused of illegally obtaining a loan as president of a now former college she once oversaw. an army vet working at home depot tried using his military training to stop a trio of shoplifter. costing jim tenney his job. one he says he needs. >> he is 70 years old. i need to work. i needed that job. jillian: former employee throwing a paint roller extension as a suspect's feet as they tried getting away with thousands of dollars worth of tools. home depot defending its decision saying it's a store policy not to confront shoplifters. as kid rock mauls over a run for senate. ki

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ed: jillian has more headlines. jillian: good tuesday morning to you guys.eased showing a deadly police shootout. you can see watson pull out his gun and open fire on cops on atlantic city, new jersey. officers firing back with a hail of bullets killing watson in the street. autopsy later found pcp in his system. prosecutors say they released the 2014 video following a state supreme court decision that ruled dash cam footage of fatal police shootings should be released as a matter of public interest. newt gingrich could be taking a more visible role in the white house. the former house speaker addressing those rumors telling our martha maccallum he is ready to help the president. >> i'm going to try to be helpful in ways that the president finds useful. i'm focused very much now on getting a tax cut bill passed and signed into law by thanksgiving. i think that's the most important project for republicans in the next few months and key to the 2018 election. jillian: gingrich refused to say whether or not he will take on an official role. the massachusetts sta

jillian, how are you? jillian: i'm good. it's friday. how are you? are you exciting it's friday?an: yes. jillian: i'm not getting a lot of enthusiasm. brian: we have a lot to do. jillian: let's get you caught up on what you need to know. we do start with a fox news alert now. a deadly day for indiana law enforcement. two police officers dying just hours apart. one of them murdered in cold blood by a person he was trying to save. lieutenant aaron allen gunned down by a suspect inside a crashed car as allen ran over to help. two people are in custody. the state of indiana also mourning the death of minneapolis deputy chief waters. the 23-year-old veteran of the force i doing from injuries after a car crash last weekend. sad new details in that deadly ohio state fair accident. the young man who lost his life enlisted in the marines just last week. tyler jerrell killed after plummeting 30 feet to the ground. entire row of seats on the ride called the fireball breaking apart in the air. the girlfriend also hurt is one of three survivors fighting for their lives at this hour. an amusem

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jillian joins us on wednesday it kind of seems like monday with the news. jillian: i know. a lot happening. talk more about the news you were just talking about. in a little more than an hour, president trump takes off for second foreign trip. today he will travel to poll land where he is expected to receive a warm welcome before attending the g-20 summit in germany. friday he will meet with russia and china highly anticipated bilateral meeting is expected with vladimir putin. we will go live to warsaw ahead of that big trip. how do u.s. led coalition forces celebrate the fourth of july by bombing isis. launching 25 separate bombings on the terror army throughout iraqi and syria over the holiday weekend. this as iraqi forces are on the verge of liberating the city of mosul after more than two years of isis control. and this is why president trump sent in the feds. "the chicago tribune" reporting more than 60 people were shot in chicago over the fourth of july weekend alone. 8 people were killed. more than 1700 people have been shot in the windy city since january. the trump

jillian joins us with those headlines. jillian: that's right.to you and to you at home as well. protesters behind bars accused of making a sick threat against a republic lawmaker. police say mark vowed to get better aim than the congressional baseball shooter that threat allegedly made outside senator jeff flake's office tucson office. comes as congressman steve scalise as you remember was hurt in the baseball shooting is back in serious condition. the white house majority whip moved to the icu over concerns about possible infection after another surgery. well, a major win overnight for the trump administration vowing to make america safe. a federal judge in hawaii ruling the travel ban from six muslim majority country also remain in place. now this move denies the state's request to challenge the border order clarifying the criteria on relatives. most non-immediate family members are restricted from traveling to the u.s. for 90 days. hearings train their attention to u.s. nuclear facilities. homeland security and the fbi says hackers have been

jillian: the g.o.p.quest for national defense next year. the healthcare of hundreds of our veterans now in jeopardy after a burst pipe cripples a v.a. hospital in new hampshire. more than 250 vets are affected. faculty workers also allege terrible conditions from flies in operating rooms to patients becoming permanently disabled from neglect. v.a. secretary david shulkin is promising a top to bottom review of the facility. and if you want to save the planet, stop having kids, at least that's what a new study says. this new study out of sweden claims having fewer children is the most effective way a person can count back on carbon emissions. also on their list of ways to reduce climate change, ditching your car, avoiding air travel and becoming a vegetarian. so i'm a vegetarian so i have got one thing on that list. what do you guys think about it. steve: whose list was that beings exactly? jillian: that's a list coming out of pr actually where the story came from. is that right, guys? brian: no. if americ

ainsley: jillians has headlines for us. jillian: a decorated u.s.ve highly classified information to isis. the fbi says sergeant first class pledged allegiance to the terror group. the 34-year-old tried to give drone and military documents to undercover fbi agents who he thought were connected to isis. the affidavit says the hawaiian based soldier was heard saying he wanted to kill a bunch of people. he may suffer from service related mental health issues. kang set to be in court thursday. we will keep you updated. sophomore in washington state landing an interview with james mattis after spotting his phone numbers scribbled on that little yellow post it note. the teen texted mattis and the secretary gave him a call back agreeing for interview for high school newspaper. mattis said quote i think we owe it to you young folks to pass on who we learn going down out road so you can make your own mistakes not the same ones we made. got to love that governor criminals christie still feeling the heat over these pictures of him on the beach during the new j

ainsley: jillian has headlines for you. jillian: good monday morning to you.s of little charlie gard bark in court today for two day hearing to decide whether or not he should be treated by a specialist in the u.s. [chanting] jillian: protesters showing support for the 11-month-old battling a rare general nit particular condition that causes muscle weakness. the u.k.'s high court will decide tomorrow whether charlie can come to the states or if he will be taken off life support. rescue workers in arizona working overnight to save two hikers trapped on a ledge surrounded by raging flash floodwaters. the condition is too dangerous for a helicopter to fly them to safety. earlier sunday first responders air lifting more than a dozen people after heavy rain pounded the wilderness area east of tucson. among those rescued, a 4-year-old boy. a college professor takes aim at senator john mccain as he battles brain cancer. professor jonathan grabart steves at san diego state writing on facebook says quote i find myself annoyed at the the amount of well-wishes and quote

ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian.u were standing like a lebanon chron becoming master. let's start with this. afghan security forces battling isis gunmen trying to overtake the iraqi embassy in kabul. brand new video just in showing smoke rising from a car bomb that blew open the embassy gates allowing gunmen to break. in the fire fight reportedly still going on at this hour. all embassy staff were evacuated but it's not clear if anyone has been hurt. to another fox news alert right now, a massive manhunt throughout the night after 12 inmates break out of prison. just one of them still on the loose. weave will get to that story in a second. police though still looking for brady kilpatrick after he escaped overnight in alabama. he is in jail for drug possession. two of the other recaptured inmates in were in jail for murder. telling people to stay in their homes as they try to track down the remaining prisoner. not clear how the dozen inmates were able to get out. senator john mccain continuing fight from brain cancer

we are live with more on this. >> hi jillian! you deserving heroes of the first to receive something truly revolutionary. it is far more than helping hand. arty and fred are the first two veterans at the va to receive his new bionic arm. it is called a luke arm. this is developed by their -- is controlled by sensors in the user speed and gives them a wider mobility. this man lost his entire left arm accurate and motor vehicle accident. he says the range of motion is when he appreciates the most. and this man who lost his arm after stepping on the mind of being obsessive this has returned his independence and dignity. >> it is simply routine things. but to someone who cannot do it, to be able to have this function is, it is like magic. to be able to do that. >> for the first time a 49ers unable to grasp with my left hand. >> the opposite revolving of more than eight years of testing and research. it will be made in the essay. it has an expected cost in the low six figures. the system is a fully functional articulated shoulder join

jillian: trade between the two is upwards of $36 billion a year.s relationship goes way back to the 1960's when a lot of turks moved to germany to fulfill worker shortages. now there have been tensions for about a year and a half that in the last week sort of spilled over, over human rights mostly. carol: let's talk about the relationship. i had no idea how deep this was. a lot of german companies operating in turkey, a lot of workers, there is flow back and forth between the countries? jillian: correct. deutsche bank, some of the biggest companies in the world have huge presences. german companies have a huge presence in turkey. germans, for a long time made up , the biggest tourist block in turkey. turks are one of germany's biggest ethnic minorities. the ties are complex and really deep and very substantial. carol: we know they have a great relationship or they have had a great relationship. it has become strained. what has happened? jillian: last week turkey detained a few human rights workers, including a german national. angela merkel, the ge

>> allison, jillian and bill. >> here's greg goodman wearing a helmet wall biking on tennessee highwayfirst light pickup truck misses him of the seconds but i scv hits him from behind this happened last weekend. the biker was taken to hospital with some possible lymph fractures. officers arrested the driver of the black suv. he said that he did not realize he had hit the biker. >> here shiloh again this time his arrested in savannah, georgia. all he wanted was a cigarette. >> your in my hotel arrested me in my hotel for doing what sir? >> but then he popped off at the mouth from a police officer. they showed incredible restraint as he threw racial remarks at the police officers. they stay calm and just arrested him. >> you arrest me for what? >> ready? [laughter] >> were good. brian, they are tunnel, the tunnel that just did not make it. what he got. >> whenever we suffer great losses humans to help us maintain closure. i realize recently that i was in the situation. i was harboring a lot of resentment over a complete disaster our commute to new york city. so as they continue to grappl

jillian: the u.k.' rule tomorrow whether or not to pull charlie off life support. the official house photo is being delayed until majority whip steve secrecy returns to work. bipartisan leaders delaying the photo op. for the 115th congress. the louisiana republican nearly lost his life last month when anner radiculopathy gunman opened fire at g.o.p. congressional baseball practice. due to his injuries, it could be months before he returns. a look at your headlines on this wednesday morning as i send it back to you guys. steve: one of our next guests was actually at that ballgame. it was one of president trump's biggest campaign promises. >> do not worry, we are going to build the wall. okay? don't worry. [chanting] build that wall. steve: now the wall is at the center of the budget battle. ainsley: alabama congressman con no brooks says build that wall. he joins us live next. >> could walk out of president not only a free man but rich man. bob massi covered the trial from inside the courtroom. he lives

jillian you are with me. is this a real problem? does this have traction? think from reaction from the left it would be the end of western civilization, it is important? >> i think it is ethically, he should have gone to the fbi with the information, what sip resting about this, if it was collusion it was incompetent collusion. the lawyer he was meeting with was lobbying him about russian sanctions. very unusual, campaign would send don jr. gerri: i can't imagine the last time a politician did something classy. call me crazy. this is a legal issue or maybe we should not have done that? so many say, not a real legal issue? >> well, as a political consultant, who has done races for 30 years, this is nothing new. intelligence comes at you all of the time, from all sorts of places, i must confess this appearance does not look that hot. but it is not collusion, thi this is illusion. what is important to look on other side, a woman named chalupa did the same thing in marketing dirt on the trump from the ukrainian ambassador almost to the ucrannia ukrainian presid

send it over to jillian who has other news for us.: let's get straight to a fox news alert right now. a grim discovery overnight in the search for four missing men in bucks county, pennsylvania. authorities finding human remains and identifying one of the victims. police outside philadelphia say the body of 19-year-old dean was discovered on 90-acre farm. is he one of four young men who vanished last week. you can see their pictures on the screen right now. investigators are working to identify several other bodies found in the same grave. >> i don't understand the science behind it, but those dogs could smell these four boys 12 and a half feet below the ground. ainsley: spotlight now intensifying on the person of interest. cosmo denardo back behind bars at this hour. right now only facing theft charges. accused of trying to sell a car that belonged to one of the missing young man. he is being held on $5 million cash bond. steve scalise out of intensive care this morning but remains in serious condition. the republican one of five inj

with jillian and christmas on the block, cody thought he had the votes to cancel christmas. >> tomorrowere, i'm going to say, i vote for christmas, hi, and leave. that's my word. >> you guys are our side now. >> that's all i care about. >> christmas should go home. >> announcer: but at the live eviction. >> >> julie: by a vote of 8-4, jillian, you are evicted from the "big brother" house. >> announcer: the marine and his lady liberty were in

jillian, a bubbly 24-year-old >> i would say jillian is going home, but who knows?stmas, yes, that's her real name. she's 33 and describes herself as a fitness superstar. >> christmas is a wild card. that's the one you got to -- >> there is added intrigue, as we have news christmas was injured which may give her the sympathy vote. >> there was an accident in the house. i don't want to, you know, spoiler alert. >> the stakes are high, and some of the behavior is low and devious. it's all in pursuit of a half a million dollar grand prize, and julie says it's anybody's game. >> expect the unexpected. we have many tricks up our sleeve. >> one thing julie did rule up she said dog walker megan who abruptly quit during episode is not coming back. she will not return. >>> we are coming back with oscar winner nicole kidman. is she auditioning to be the next spice girl? >> what i really, really want. >>> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ if you wanna be my lover >>> 21 years ago, this saturday the spice girls debuted their very first hit, "wannabe." >> it hit as the best

steve: have you met jillian with the headlines. >> yes, i did. jillian: how are you, welcome?ught up on what you need to know before you leave the house. starting with a fox news alert. a new york state trooper killed overnight while on duty. 32-year-old justin walters a u.s. army soldier killed his wife then trooper joe davis in the upstate town of theresa. this is brand new video of the suspect you are seeing right here who surrendered and is now behind bars. trooper davis leaves behind a wife and three kids. we will keep you updated on new developments. the head of the nypd union slamming mayor bill de blasio for skipping the vigil of a cop assassinated for the color of her uniform. ed mullins calling out the new york city mayor saying instead of jeght off to germany to join the g-20 protest he should have done more to address the tragedy. >> have you a very antipolice atmosphere. we're not seeing any kind of leadership that comes out and explains the facts that are out there are not true. the police are not your enemy. jillian: this comes as thousands prepare to say their

ainsley: meanwhile get it over to jillian. jillian: good morning.ils in the four young men who vanished on a farm outside of philadelphia. a source tells our local fox affiliate. a 20-year-old accomplice with a criminal past was arrested overnight. this comes after the killer, you can see him right there, cosmo dinardo, confessed to the brutal murders. our affiliate, fox 29, reports he shot the victims to death over a drug and gun deal. then set their bodies on fire before burying them in two separate graves. the guilty plea part of a deal taking the death penalty off the table. >> why did you do it? what do you have to say to these families, columns mow? anything to say? >> i'm sorry. jillian: and that was from yesterday. police in bucks county, pennsylvania, have been able to identify the body of 19-year-old dean finocchiaro but are still working to i.d. other remains found in the same grave. also breaking overnight, two police officers are dead after a shootout with three palestinian gunmen at one of jerusalem's holiest sites. the gunman all citi

ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: good morning. video have you so see. a potential terror attack, the suspect to the ground. the cop throwing giant plastic border on the man near the border of spain and morocco. he pulled out a knife and shouted allah akbar with hundreds of people standing feet away. is he believed to be from morocco and is being questioned by police. the nsa and fbi may have violated civil liberty protections while surveying americans during the obama administration. according to the hill, both agencies improperly searched and disseminated raw intelligence on citizens and failed to promptly delete unauthorized intercepts. the nsa says the missteps only amount to less than 1% of those intercepted. critics say the memos undercut their claims that it protects americans' privacy. and a terrifying moment as a transit police sergeant in philadelphia is shoved to the ground. watch. >> stop. jillian: the officer's body cam capturing the entire thing as she responded to a trespasser call. released these images of the suspect. the sergeant is rec

addiction your best friend. >> reporter: jillian injects heroin into her feet to hide the marks.he took to prostitution to make the money need to do shoot up at the tracks. >> i'm guessing you want to quit or not want to quit. >> i never want to keep using it. it's to the point i don't even get high any more. i just maintain. >> reporter: now a ray of hop hope. conrail and the city of philadelphia began monday to clear the tracks. removing mountains of trash including thousands of drug needles and hacking down vegetation in which junkies would hide. despite the horrendous conditi conditions conrail general counsel insists they have not ignore the problem. >> we've clean it up on numerous occasions but win a few weeks it comes back. >>> users driven off the track bed will be offered help with their addiction, homelessness with job search. >> we'll work with residents of kensington and fair hill to take back their neighborhood and bring back a positive change to this community. >> reporter: the area will be fenced off, sealed and patrolled heavily by police. >> if the demand for th

jillian: i'm jillian turner and for in for rfl this evening.news this hour is president chavez heading back to washington dc later tonight. he spent some of the july 4th weekend at his new jersey golf club. eric: we are now waiting for the president to go back to washington dc and this is a fresh

it's absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: jillian injects heroin into her feet to hide the marks.he got into prostitute to make the hadn't. >> do you want to quit. >> i never want to keep using it's to the point i don't even get high any more. i just maintain. >> reporter: now hope. conrail and the city began monday to clean the tracks removing mountains of trash including thousands of drug needles and hacking down vegetation in which junkies would hide the scope of the mess make it clear this problem was years in the making. >> we have done numerous clean ups in this area over the years. this is the first time where we've really had comprehensive plan that gives it a chance of sustaining itself. >> reporter: city officials say addicts driven off the track bed will be offed social services, help with addiction. homelessness, job searches. >> today we are taking a big step in what will be a very long journey. >> reporter: the area will be fenced off. sealed and patrolled by police. >> demand fort drugs are here, then the suppliers will be here. if we can get the people to help they

jillian has headlines. jillian: good week. how are you doing?ou caught up on what you need to know right now. new details about the crew tragic military plane crash in mississippi that killed everyone on board. six marines and one sailor were part of an elite special unit ops unit based in camp lejeune in noirk. north carolina. the refueling plane crashed into a field. the cause is still unknown. another paying tribute. david weeks stopping to play taps on the highway to honor the fallen soldiers. his father served in world war ii. just hours ago the department of justice responding to hawaii's challenge to president trump's reinstated travel ban. the doj saying the decision should once again be left up to the supreme court after the state asked the federal judge to change the scope of the ban. the supreme court expected to hear arguments on the case this fall. the ban currently restricts people from six middle eastern countries from coming to the united states. another fbi document dump shedding light on the now closed hillary clinton private e

jillian: so special. all 50 states. and on this independence day, thank those who have sacrificed everything for our freedom. do that by going to folds of honor.org to help. that's a look at your headlines. the important news of the day is if we are going to see rain or not to be able to have these fourth of july fireworks. hey, adam. >> gorgeous in new york city. going to stay gorgeous throughout the entire city. folks in the city are going to love it couple spots throughout the country where maybe mother nature is going to be providing fireworks. we are tracking thunderstorms moving across the plains. that's only going to fire up a little bit more as we get going in the afternoon hours. stretching right now from portions of eastern texas up into oklahoma, that's where we have seen thunderstorms early here this morning. backing out a little bit. we're going to be talking about a good amount of rainfall with that system, anywhere from 3 to 6 inches before it's all said and done. that may wash out a couple

jillian, start with you, what did you make of the meeting today and do you think they made as much progress as it seemed? >> i think the cease-fire is not necessarily an accomplishment. we have to look at what putin has done in the past. we had cease-fires in september 2016, one in february of 2016. in both incidents russia broke the cease-fire. i was encouraged to see trump's statements this week, central european leaders saying the united states has energy, come to us if you want it. that's trump throwing it at putin saying i'm a tough one to reckon with. i thought it had more significance. charles: he talked about you aren't held hostage to one energy provider and that's not just talk. we've seen him act on it. he's -- energy independence makes sense in terms of getting manufacturing jobs back home but also in the battle with russia. >> that's right. trump had to raise the meddling issue, otherwise he would have looked week. the "wall street journal" loved, who has been critical of trump, loved his poland speech. this is consistent with his america first. whether you like it or not, he's

so cameron rupp, he is here and joined by jillian with the pennsylvania spca. good morning. >> good morning, how are you. >> we're good how are you. >> it is a little early but i'm here. >> we are glad you had are here. >> how about we show that video that was so cool, you brought them back and tied. >> that was a big hit. unfortunately the game didn't turnout way we wanded to it. >> i was than the going to mention that. >> that kind of gave us, some life and erased a seven run deficit in two innings. so when that happens, it fires us up. >> it is always good. is it ever hard, in philadelphia, you know how fans are. >> oh, yeah. >> do you ever hear stuff they are saying out there. >> sometimes, those guys that sit right up close, they let you know their opinion but it goes in one ear and out the other. >> that is good. >> that is just part of it. >> perfect. >> let's talk about puppies. >> so cameron, i know your three favorite things involved this thursday, number one is, baseball. >> baseball. >> number two is. >> puppies and number three is. >> country music

congratulations to jillian. we have a lot of fog. we were talking about windshield wipers. >> like the typical summer pattern. the wipers in the morning and drizzle and you can see why with this live shot from exploratorium looking at the transamerica tower. plenty in store for us and i'll have the neighborhood temperatures coming up. >> thanks, frances. >>> illegal dumping taken to a whole new level. neighbors in one inland community really frustrated after someone abandoned an entire trailer on the side of the road. >>> plus, president trump takes more heat for his tweets. how some say his remarks could threaten his agenda. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to t

jillian, a bubbly 24-year-old sales rep from las vegas. >> i would say jill yap is going home, but who? >> and christmas, yes, that's her real name. she's 33 and describes herself as a fitness superstar. >> christmas is a wild card. that's the one you got to -- >> there is added intrigue, as we have news christmas was injured this morning which may give her a sympathy vote. >> there was an accident in the house. i don't want to, you know, spoiler alert. >> the stakes are high, and some of the behavior is low and devious. it's all in pursuit of a half a million dollar grand prize, and julie says it's anybody's game. >> expect the unexpected. we have many tricks up our sleeve. >> she said the dog walker megan who quit during sunday's episode is not coming back. she will not return. >> we are coming back with oscar winner nicole kidman. sh se auditions to be the next spice girl? >> what i really, really want. next on kron-4 news at eight: a pair of wildfires burning dangerously close to homes tonight in northern california. and forcing some to evacute. plus. a long- awaited verdict handed

. >> something is wrong with jillian's microphone. >> identified of the new jersey budget was bad but at one point i got physical. all over budget disagreement over infrastructure funding. punching, shoving, throwing, a fight broke out in 2007, 2010 and 2013. >> really, i feel like new jersey politicians started throwing punches maybe we could get some of the structure fund funded. >> one of the most unimaginably difficult task so father could never find himself doing, michael stern of neptune and preparations at the neptune center for memorial service for his daughter, sarah. sarah was murdered last december, her body tossed from the roof into the river by two local men and a 10000-dollar inheritance. michael stern says in recent days he's been looking for answers as to who removed a roadside memorial to sarah that have been on the bridge. >> it's a shame that somebody had to actually go up there and made an effort to try to wipe it clean. >> a consistent momentous, photos, and a framed photo wire to the bridge railing. the family went put a new memorial on the bridge, this one firml