good morning, i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers, nice to be here with you. a lot more discussion on tap for this. republicans downplaying results of the cbo score that predicts that the bill will leave more than 20 million people uninsured over the next decade. pointing out that the score also estimates the legislation will lower premiums and flash the federal deficit over that same time period. now six republicans saying they cannot support the bill. >> the american people need better care right now and this legislation includes the necessary tools to provide it. >> the bill has been hanging on by a thread and cbo shows why. republicans cannot excise the rotten core at the center of their health care bill. >> jon: senator ron johnson is on the fence about this bill. earlier, senator johnson that he told majority leader mitch mcconnell flat out, we need more time. >> we need to fix the collapsing markets of obamacare. we have to drive premiums down. what i want is the time to consider this, to allow my constituents in wisconsin a chance to review it, provide

bill now stuck in neutral. >> jon: we have live team fox coverage. we begin with the white house correspondent kevin corke live on the north line. >> you are right about that health care talk, this is what a lot of republicans have been angling for, let's repeal it and come back later and replace it. what they are telling me is what that does is it removes some of the barriers to creating meaningful tax reform which the white house would like to get done later this year, and it also gives congress a chance to put its stamp on an entirely different program, presumably a better program. in the tree today, the president he said look, you campaigned and one on the repeal of obamacare, so that every republican senator. we should keep our word. while the arm-twisting and backroom dealing continues on health care, the president turning his attention today to international affairs. while going the president of south korea to the oval office, and later the two men made joint statements in the rose garden. >> i think president moon for expressing his condolenc

stop jon ossoff. stop nancy pelosi. vote karen handel for congress. >> that was a third party add by principal pack. it is so incendiary that both the office off and the handle campaigns have condemned it. both campaigns condemning that ad, but it demonstrates that share emotions that are going into this race. the turnout has been steady all day, perhaps the bigger story is what we've seen in terms of early voting in this race, more than 140,000 people were more than a quarter of all the registered voters in this district have already cast early ballots. >> julie: that certainly does play the polls a bit, so we'll have to wait and see. a lot of coverage here for us. keep it right here on fox news channel. bret baier will have election coverage with a special addition of special reports at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. steger on fox. >> jon: breaking right now, new reaction to the tragic death of the 22-year-old american, otto warmbier. his family announcing that the university of junior student died yesterday. less than a we

it was not a good scene. >> jon: where were you in the first shot rang out? >> i was very fortunate because my back had to be to the shooter because i was between the third-base side where the shooter was shooting and home plate. when i heard the shot, i didn't react because i didn't know it was a gunshot. after the bullets started flyin flying, my friend, larry hardy who is one of the coaches and i immediately went down to the ground, laid by the fence and then the gunshots continued and jeff is right. it had to be about 40 or 50 shots, it was very loud, very chaotic. all of a sudden, i decided to make a dash for the dugout where other members were and fortunately, i made it to the dugout and got there and it was not a good scene in the dugout. there was blood on the ground of the dugout, some people had been shot there, people had been injured getting in there. very chaotic until they subdue the shooter. >> jon: scalise had his security detail with him, were you able to see their response because they are the ones who went after, took on, and ultimately too

>> jon: i hear that's the case.that tried it. >> melissa: i won't tell anyone, who were some of the other people who didn't land it? >> jon: you might look to the "fox & friends" cast. that's the rumor that i heard. >> melissa: i'm just here starting trouble, i won't be here monday, don't worry about it. that was very cool, by the way, i loved it. a judge decides whether an accused leaker should stay in jail before her trial. prosecutors argue that reality winner should remain behind bars. james comey says president trump pressured him to end the michael flynn investigation but also said that he leaked his notes to reporter. more on the fallout from all this testimony coming up. >> do you believe this will rise to obstruction of justice? >> that is robert mueller's job to sort that out. 's maiden name or my first concert or - [team member] oh, well, now you can just use your phone. [customer] my phone? [team member] yeah, just open the wells fargo mobile app and request a one-time access code. [customer] that's way

>> stephen: jon? jon, what are you doing in there? the show is about to start?ow today? >> yes, jon, it's a daily show. you have to do it every day. >> why every day? you could cover everything you need to say about politics in half an hour on a sunday night! >> people would watch that? on a sunday? i doubt it. ( laughter ) >> or a wednesday at 10:30, 9:30 central. >> everybody, shut up! shut the ( bleep ) up! shut your mouths! shut up! got it? ( laughter ) jon! >> yes! >> why are you eating our yogurts? ( laughter ) >> because right now, we're a family. and if someone's in need, we're always there for each other-- especially you, steve carell. >> thanks. ( laughter ) jolly good. >> but i guess i'm realizing that families grow up. kids go off to college, or star in a billion-dollar film franchise about a hangover. ( laughter ) >> $1.42 billion. ( cheers and applause ) >> or an academy award-winning franchise about a hot tub time machine. ( cheers and applause ) >> that won an academy award? >> well, it's still 2005, so you can't prove that it has not! ( laughter

thank you so much. >> jon: the g.o.p. its house majority after two special election wins in georgia. republican karen handel defeated democrat robert mueller. coming up, our political panel weighs in on what these victories could mean for next year's midterms. >> i think americans have seen that and it's one of the reasons why republicans and this president continue to win time and time again. >> jon: a fox news alert and a new reaction from democrats after disappointing losses for their party and their candidates in georgia and south carolina house elections. in a new memo, the democratic congressional committee chairman says "we have a new opportunity to flip control of the house of representatives in 2018. this is about more than one rac race. this leaves no doubt that democrats can take back the house next fall." "i don't make the statement lately, i've never said it before. i know the road back to a majority will be long and hard." can democrats expect to win.control of the house next year? joe, is all of that wishfu

proudly serving the military for over 75 years. >> jon: u.s.oalition forces conducting raids in eastern syria to capture isis operatives in an effort to drive the islamic state out of its stronghold there. in the meantime, today marks two weeks since president trump said he would hold the news conference on the latest tragedy against the terror organization. >> we are doing very well in the fight against isis. we will be having a conference to let everybody know how well we are doing, tremendous progress has been made. >> we are doing very well, we will have a news conference in two weeks. >> jon: how would you assess the fight against isis is going right now? >> at ss it's a very important time, especially with regards to the execution, isis has been primarily territorial control. a new strategy put in place by the trump administration to basically defeat isis, seems to be making good progress. not to be premature with regard to the president's declaration to hold a news conference, i think the operational commanders on the ground, the progres

thank you. >> jon: fox news alert.an one suspect is in custody after a law enforcement officer was stabbed in the neck at the airport in flint, michigan. bishop airport is the name of it. the suspect apparently stabbed this off-duty officer and was taken into custody. the officer said to be in critical condition after being stabbed in the neck. no more information on what caused this incident. we'll get more information, but the bishop airport in flint, which has some service to other commercial airports on the eastern part of the country. that airport is closed for now as the investigation into the stabbing of this officer continues. a young american dies after being imprisoned in north korea, now the u.s. is considering its response. what kind of response is warranted for the death of otto warmbier? after more than a year in captivity in north korea. also, a handful of republicans writing a health care bill that will affect millions of americans, should it be taking place behind closed doors or on in the open? senato

more on that ahead. >> jon: we are back tomorrow."dquarters" starts now create >> and we begin with a fox news alert. good afternoon to you. at the white house press briefing is underway, off camera again after yesterday's contentious uncamera briefing. g.o.p. leaders face a tight new deadline. i'm julie banderas. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is aiming to send a revised proposal of his health care bill to the congressional budget office by friday, and we have got fox news team coverage for you. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel standing by. but let's begin the correspondent at the white house right now. what is the president saying about the health care bill today? >>

. >> jon: is the u.s. in or out of the global agreement to address climate change question are great now, we are waiting president trump's decision. good morning, welcome to "happening now" ." >> heather: i am heather childress and for jenna lee. >> very soon. >> heather: james comey is set to testify in the russia investigation and his claim of the president asked him to back off. >> jon: let's get the latest from john roberts who is live on the north line. >> good morning to you. james comey is expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee as soon as next week. we are told that he has been running by his testimony with the special prosecutor to ensure there is no conflict between what comey might say and congress under oath before senate intelligence committee and the investigation that robert mueller is conducting. on the house side of things, things are starting to move quickly. the fbi, the cia, and the nsa requested documents on susan rice, the former national security advisor and the

jon? >> jon: thanks, doug. the secret service does not have any audio recordings on transcripts of conversations that took place in the white house since donald trump became president. that according to the wall street journal. democrats and some republicans lawmakers have called for president trump to release any recordings of his conversations with former fbi director james comey. friday, president trump said he would talk about them sometime in the near future. the press secretary sean spicer refused to go into more detail. >> i think the president made it clear on friday that he would get back as soon as possible on this and his position on that conversation. >> so what is he waiting for? what is the delay? >> he's not waiting for anything. >> jon: earlier today, president trump did not respond to a reporter's question about whether there are tapes. let's bring in our panel. brad blakeman is a republican strategist and former adviser to president george w. bush. christy setzer is a democratic strategist and

if this business is gonna succeed, jon's behavior has to stop. hey, jon? >> yes? >> why am i hearing from some of the painters that you were yelling at your brother earlier? >> i got upset because he okayed to purchase furniture-- >> but i'm paying for the [bleep] furniture. i'm paying for it. >> well--but, your money-- >> how much do you think i've spent? >> $1/4 million? >> more. how much was he asking you to spend? >> i don't know, a couple thousand dollars. >> okay, so your brother goes out on a limb to improve what you think is gonna be a couple thousand dollars... >> right. >> and you lose your mind? it's not about the furniture, but it's about showing some respect to him. you're more concerned about this than you are him. >> that's not true. >> well then why do you treat him that way? >> but, it's one situation-- >> i know, jon. >> but it--but, marcus, it was-- >> jon, he's a human being. forget about the fact that he's your brother. we shouldn't be talking to people that way. in a situation like this, these brothers need to be working together, not working

it is just a shame. >> jon: let's talk about that health care bill. it is out, we understand there may be problems among republicans, we are told that at least three republican senators are in opposition. >> what i understand is there are ten members of the senate were not happy with this bill in some way, shape, or form. this is the first round, these three senators are going to make their positions known very clearly. it's a long, tedious process, it is never going to be easy. >> jon: it doesn't sound like you can get done next week. >> the only reason i would not advocate is don't bring it up. if you don't have the votes, don't make it a test of strength trying to force people to move on something they don't want because otherwise it comes out as a big defeat. >> jon: democrats are complaining that this has been done in secret, but the first iteration of obamacare was passed -- essentially rammed down the republicans throats. with no republican votes. >> that's actually not true. obamacare was probably debated for 17 months, on the floor of the hou

with >> jon: fox news alert.e are waiting president trump to make remarks at the department of transportation. this roundtable and infrastructure. later, the president will hold a joint news conference with the romanian president were most likely, he will get questions about james comey's testimony from yesterday. the press is a want to talk about romania. despite mr. comey accusing the president of lying and defaming the fbi, the white house is declaring victory. >> contrary to numerous false press accounts leading up to today's hearing, mr. comey has now finally confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told president trump privately, that is that the president was not under investigation as part of any probe into russian interference. mr. comey also admitted that there is no evidence that a single vote changed as a result of any russian interference. >> jon: so how's the media doing covering all of this? let's talk about it would today's media panel. tammy bruce, ellen ratner, both their fox news contributors. i w

he >> jon: the president's son-in-law is a new focus of attention and washington.ared kushner facing scrutiny in the russia investigation. also, for a big loan he got right before the election. he is just added a high wattage attorney to his legal team, we will talk about it with our legal panel today. and if airline fares were not confusing enough already, new proposed bill could let airlines hide their taxes and fees. details on that next. the pain can really be a distraction. pain is sometimes in my hands, right before a performance especially. only aleve has the strength to stop minor arthritis pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. this is my pain. but i am stronger. aleve. all day strong. >> heather: president trump's senior advisor and son-in-law hiring a prominent defense attorney to represent him in the ongoing russia investigation amid some new questions about it nearly $300 million loan he took out a month before the election. let's bring in our legal panel. thank you both for joining us. what do we know about this attorney he has hired? >> he was w

always be you. >> jon: been a busy hour. you back here in one hour with more. >> heather: bio. >> sandra: fox news alert. busy day on capitol hill as we are watching some high-stakes hearings. deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein facing a senate panel for a budget hearing earlier. rosenstein, assuring lawmakers that robert mueller will be allowed to do his job. president trump has not talked with them about the probe. more and all of this ahead. another fox news alert, also on the hot seat will be rosenstein's boss, attorney general jeff sessions was such not to testify this afternoon in front of the senate intelligence committee. sessions is expect it to be over his role in james comey's firing

this is not probation. >> jon: she is sitting in jail now and faces ten years.e'll see if she thinks differently about her actions. we have to move on to another case that there is a new development to bring you in. a judge and not a jury will decide the fate of the woman accused of encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself in massachusetts. on july 13th of 2014, 18-year-old conrad committed suicide behind a kmart in fairhaven massachusetts. on february 6th 2015, michel carter was on involuntary manslaughter after his phone showed text messages from her telling him "you need to just do it." carter's lawyers had asked the state supreme court to dismiss the charges or try her a juvenile. on july 1st of last year the court ruled the case could proceed. yesterday carter waived her right to a jury trial, she faces up to 20 years in prison if she is convicted. i guess it's fair to say conviction is not a sure thing here. >> they are using the involuntary manslaughter statute. there is a lot of evidence in this case, she actually showed him how to do it and while he wa

we've got -- >> jon: he was shot dead, the driver. >> yes, he was. a sense of frustration that has been growing. of these types of attacks are not necessarily new. we have been living with vehicular attacks for decades now. the frequency with which they are happening, the apparent ease that they are carrying these out with his enormously challenging and frustrating for both the intel as well as the general population. people want this to end, i am just being honest when i say you can't stop the sort of attack unless you lock society down. you want to monitor and carry out investigations on every possible individual, you got to change the laws to allow a broader playing field for security services to operate. that's a massive decision. you have to give up a lot of privacy and civil liberties to get to that point. >> jon: mike baker. >> julie: russia threatening the u.s. after an american war planes shoots down a syrian fighter jet. the jet reportedly dropped bombs near the u.s. moscow warns it will consider u.s.-led coalition planes as targets. hi, co

a >> jon: we do keep it moving.tnumbered" starts right now. >> meghan: fox news alert, president trump scoring of the legal victory today, the supreme court ruling to enforce key part of the travel ban. the decision allows the administration to temporarily block six mostly in muslim nations from the united states and overturned the lower court's decision striking down the order poured but without ruling comes one exception. to those with a blood or legal relation to someone in the united states will be allowed into the country. following the post effect lot outside the supreme court. >> this amounts to a powerful slap down of these opinions by the circuit court of appeals in virginia. also the ninth circuit appeals out west part of the court has agreed to hear the oral arguments on the travel ban. that begins in october. in the meantime edits allowing the travel ban to take effect. this is a huge victory for the trump administration.

i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. conservatives are working hard and they insist that the republican bill doesn't go far enough then repealing obamacare. that's where they still are. moderates worry about their voters, especially after the congressional budget office estimated that the plan would cost 22 million americans to lose their health insurance over the next decade. >> mcconnell is postponing and very damaging. it's not a victory for us. >> heather: john roberts has more. >> we expect to hear president trump in the rose garden. he is the oval office with the president. we expect the president to take a couple of questions as well. what's going on with health care right now, what we are hearing from sources at the white house is next week while the congress is on its fourth of july break, the senate will send the congressional budget office a couple versions of the health care repeal and replace bill. the president this morning throwing everything open to a new idea. if republican senators are unable to pass wh

right here on the fox news channel, continuing coverage on "happening now" now >> jon: we begin with this fox news alert, the shooting of steve scalise and others on the ball field -- the shooter is now dead. to speed beyond the gunfire rang out after 7:00 a.m. this morning at the ballpark. the public and lawmakers had gathered to practice for their charity baseball game, which will go on as scheduled. the good news, it appears that the victims will all survive. among the injured, congressman scalise who underwent surgery for gunshot wound to the hip. also injured, a congressional staffer and two police officers. capitol police officer sprang into action. >> i was the first out to steve and then brad, another member from ohio who is in position came out and applied pressure on the wound. >> he seems okay to you? >> he was coherent the whole time, he laid out there for at least 10 minutes alone on the field. we could not get to him while the gunman was over by the third base dugout with a clear view of the field and everybody on it. >> jon: the suspect, james hodgkinson of illinois ha

i am jon scott. >> heather: and i am heather childers.his time yesterday thought he would be okay. >> jon: the reports are different today. >> heather: the president and vice president both visiting congressman scalise in the hospital. his injuries are worse than first reported. the bullet hit internal organs. the doctors expect them to make a full recovery. the attack lasted ten horrible minutes and injured ten other people. one witness describing the scene. >> they started shooting at me, i was pinned down in right field, at that point i got struck in the leg and made a run for it, i was running for my life. got into the dugout, i was bleeding pretty badly, but i was just trying to keep my head down, keep everybody's heads down and prevent anything else from happening. we didn't know what was going on, there was a lot of uncertainty and we were just trying to stay alive. >> heather: in the meantime we are getting more information about the gunman who was killed, when capitol police officers returned his fire. 66-year-old was a bernie sa

jon scott, back to you. >> jon: thank you allison barber. it might have got lost in the weakened new cycle if you're not paying close attention. we live the suspect, james hodgkinson, was carrying a hit list of lawmakers that he wanted to kill. he had a note with the names of six members of congress. from the conservative caucus, also identifying information in each of them. they included congressman scott of tennessee, arizona, and jim jordan of ohio. >> julie: hundreds of firefighters on the front lines in portugal. as you can see, the smoke there and orange flames burning in the background today. those first responders will receive some reinforcements. badly needed ones. plus, another deadly attack on the streets of london. a driver using a van to plow into some pedestrians. a former marine that shares his thoughts on stopping similar acts in the future. as counselor to the present comic kellyanne conway pledges support for europe. >> the president and his team i can committed to helping our british allies. >> jon: the political divide se

if that is true, comey is looking at legal jeopardy. >> jon: thank you.full coverage of this session's testimony, which could involve comey coming up. >> heather: yes we will, and we will also have this. period of the jury deliberating for a second day in the bill cosby trial as we await the verdict, the jurors have more questions. live report from the courthouse when we return. s hybrid. lease the 2017 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. when a fire destroyedwith us everything in our living rm. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> heather: a fox news alert for you, we are awaiting a verdict in the bill cosby assault trial. jurors are deliberating for a second day after hearing experts from cosby's 2005 civil deposition. we are live at the courthouse in pennsylvania with more. hi, rick. >> the jury has been deliberating about eight hours nd asking for clarification from the ju

: alexander, it's jon scott. they seem to be saying if you take >> melissa: a 9 out of the picture, if you eliminate the caliphate, the ideology it has lost all credibility. you agree? >> i do to an extent. yes, of course. isis has achieved what al qaeda presented as a pipe dream. they've done this and in doing that they've inspired a lot of people. it's being removed and destroyed. a lot of these guys are already huge of supporters, they will not give up because they have now reverted to being insurgency. >> melissa: i want to tell our viewers the picture they are seeing in the bottom right-hand corner of their screen. that's a picture from inside the cathedral. you can see the people that are sheltering inside. we are told that their hands are in the air because they want to make sure no one in there has any weapons or is trying to join in in the attacks. there was a man outside who was threatening police and passersby when he took out his hammer and he struck an officer in the head. people ran inside and they

good morning to you, i'm jon scott. welcome to "happening now." >> melissa: and i am melissa francis. a time for your traffic control system about 30 minutes from now. something that kellyanne conway says is just the beginning of big changes ahead on infrastructure. >> when the president was running and he was president-elect, now is president, has made clear his -- infrastructure. and his secretary has talking about the byzantine labyrinth permeating process that we have in this country, the fact that we do not build anything anymore as a country. that our roads and our bridges are in disrepair. it is a very exciting thing that people will literally see the fruits of those promises beginning today. >> jon: and the president is speaking out about his travel ban, urging the courts to quit playing politics with national security. this is a mid breaking in londo london. more raids and more arrests in britain's capital city after the deadly terror attack there over the weekend. we have fox news live coverage. david lee mill

thank you. >> jon: in the meantime, the u.s. is warning the assad regime not to launch another chemical attack on its own people. reaction from serious allies leading some to wonder if the u.s. is risking a war with russia. will go into it. >> we are now at a really high point because there is no doubt that if the syrians are defiant defiant -- ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now

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jon submitted to a polygraph test. spoken with jon. >> did he pass the polygraph? >> yes. >> i knew what was true, and i gave them my honest answers. and i never lied to them, and the light shined through. >> reporter: but chris lee had lied to them and seemed interested in how to dispose of a body. and isabel told them he'd taken a trip to the desert with a friend the week before erin disappeared. >> and he says, "we found a lotta mines, but i found this one mine no one will ever find." >> reporter: detectives believed it was all adding up. chris killed erin and then dumped her body in a mineshaft. so they decided to start searching. but here was the problem. the mojave desert is pockmarked with hundreds of mineshafts. detectives knew they needed help. >> the search-and-rescue folks explained that there was a guy who knew a lot about the desert, knew a lot about the caves, you know, would be a great resource to us. >> reporter: this is the man they were talking about, doug billings. "cave-doug" to his pals. as much de

mostly related to the heat. >> jon: scary times. you. >> heather: coming up, president set to depart the white house, heading to the department of energy, mr. trump will be speaking at the unleashing american energy event. we are waiting for an on camera white house briefing set to start just minutes from now and we will bring you that live. yes, i set on camera. >> this is a fox news alert. good afternoon to you. we are awaiting an on camera press briefing today at the white house on what is a very busy day in washington. hello everyone. i'm julie bandares. sarah huckabee sanders will be taking the podium any moment now. we expect another intense round of questions on the travel ban, healthcare, immigration, the controversy surrounding president trump's tweets about another network's cable tv host i most likely believe that will probably lead the newser with reporters biting at the chance of asking her about them. we've got fox team coverage. we have the latest on

jon jon new released footage gives the hears of the pulse night club shooting. body cam video from the viewpoint of police officers on the scene. the attacker killed 49 people on june 12th make this the deadliest mass shoot nothing u.s. mystery. steve in miami with more on that >> steve: 10 hours of video footage from the hor ~esque night from 30 different police body cams you get a feeling of the night. hear, terror, adrenaline and fear. police running toward the scene within two minutes first respond eshs were there in a darkened night club where the dead and wounded laid around and confronting a kill are with anning argumented assault rifle they return fire. you will die! get down! >> you hear personal moments as well. one police officer whispering to himself asking geez to yous watch over him. there were questions and criticism of police tactics from that night why it took three hours from the time the first shots were fire to kill that gunman. there were complications to the operation. host ammiaged hostageds held in a back bathroom. you get a sense of the

>> jon: it was a verbal push.f some guy was standing on the edge of a subway track and gave him a little bump. >> she's not even in the same town. >> i love your analogy but it comes down to this. she's not physically there but she is telling him to get back in the car, telling him she would be there for his family. she was brilliant to get rid of the jury, every one of us would have said -- i can't even believe she did this to this young man. >> jon: the defense push to have their case dismissed and the judge said the case was going forward, that's got to give the defense some pause. >> a dozen in the sense that we always make that motion during the trial and typically we get shot down. you have to do to preserve the appeal. and believe you me, if she is convicted, this will go straight to an appellate court. this is such an unusual situation, horrible in every sense but do not be in the same room as somebody and only text them, where does the personnel responsibility for start and stop? this poor victim wasn't s

jon? >> jon: we are going to have that live. former fbi director james comey is preparing to testify before the senate intelligence committee thursday. mr. comey expected to discuss his investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. also allegations that president trump try to interfere with that probe before firing director called comey almost ah ago. >> good afternoon. head of that huge hearing appear on capitol hill, some lawmakers are asking whether it will be particularly productive and whether congress will have access to all of the important information. >> it's hard to do this without seeing the documents. there is this new question, is the department of justice actually going to share those documents? >> there is tremendous anticipation about his expected appearance on capitol hill. he has not spoken publicly since he was fired. lawmakers are expected to ask many questions about his interaction with the president. the top democrat on the senate committee laid out some of his areas of interest. >> i

those are where we make changes. >> jon: thank you. we'll be right back with more "happening now" ." did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $34.90 more per month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> heather: some security experts say that hackers were not after money in this week's cyber attacks. what they wanted to he was crippled government systems in ukraine and that attack spreading to more than 60 countries in the hackers may have used a cyber weapon stolen from our national security agency. joining me now is a cyber security expert. thank you for joining us. this is being called goldeneye and it's similar to a virus that hit back in may. what are the differences? >>

jon scott will not be holding up press briefing.will bring that to you when it happens, will be right back. >> we are very pleased that the senate is moving forward on health care reform, obamacare is in the middle of a tailspin, literally collapsing before our eyes. it is going to be a lengthy legislative process but i am excited the senate is taking it up. >> julie: that was speaker paul ryan on the health care plan that a small group of senators are drafting in secret. this comes as we await sean spicer at the podium who is to be coming up any minute now for a white house press briefing where we might hear more about the plan. senate republicans are hoping to bring the bill to a vote next week, then dive into the process of reconciling it with the house bill. i am joined now by isaac wright, former super pac director. can you guys possibly have longer titles? brian, in light of republicans trying to get there secret health care bill through without any committee hearings or public debates, senate mack senate democrats are now say

forces. >> jon: the u.s.he afghan forces and soldiers and how they are screened, so you don't get more of these green on blue or blue and green forces. >> absolutely. this is a very, very big problem, since they are fighting side-by-side. >> jon: jennifer griffin. thank you. >> heather: 's 22, 23, and 29. so young. widespread protests in russia. tens of thousands in the street to rally against corruption.thet vladimir putin wants to see. james comey find some former critics in the liberal meeting praising his attacks on the president. our media panel will weigh in. >> we just need overall answers. if there's nothing here, whether it is anybody or anyone in that administration. it's to look really bad for having called for impeachment for so long when they come out and say, there is nothing here. >> jon: a former fbi director, james comey, getting some praise in the media after public testimony in front of the senate. liberals who harshly criticize his handling of the clinton investigation, now applaud the fir

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and i think that's what jon was teaching her.dn't like it. >> reporter: detective newport and his colleague jonathan woods wondered about jon's behavior when his wife didn't return home: why did he wait a whole day to call police? >> it was a little suspicious that he waited till the next day to report her as missing. >> reporter: jon said he explained to the investigators. he thought that was how these things worked. >> you see these common things on television now. you can't report a missing person until 24 hours after they've been missing. and i truly believed that. >> reporter: made sense, maybe. but, detectives noticed something. >> jon was kind of withdrawn. he was concerned, but he was withdrawn. and at -- at times we wondered, "is it his?" you know. "his military background?" you know, when you have a spouse who's not extremely frantic you -- you've got to question, you know, why -- why aren't they super excited? why aren't they super upset? >> reporter: jon had gone into the park to search for his wife, sign of a concern

it to obamacare. >> jon: the devil is in the details. see you back here in an hour. >> julie: "outnumbered" stars now. >> sandra: senate democrats getting a first look at the bill to repeal in place obamacare. they aren't happy, calling it even worse than the house bill. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, former japanese spokesperson for the state staf parma a memory harve, and today's #oneluckyguy, host of the david webb show on sirius xm, david webb is here and he is outnumbered and i cannot wait to hear what you have to say on this moment right now. >> david: i've had three hours on what to say on this moment. join me right here on

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. u.s. congressman steve scalise is hospitalized in critical condition. a gunman opened fire on republican lawmakers practicing for tonight's charity baseball game, that is all they were doing. president trump, the first lady and vice president pence have all visited congressman scalise in the hospital as well as the police officer who was also shocked. all of this happening as mr. trump reacts to a political bombshell. >> jon: we have live the fox coverage from the white house, but we begin live at nationals park in washington where the charity baseball game will go on tonight as scheduled. >> a few miles away from here at medstar hospital, congressman steve scalise is still being treated in critical condition and we are told the doctors there are starting to evaluate his condition in 12 hour increments. they say right now, the situation with his health is complicated because surgeries to fix bone damage from this bullet can't be scheduled until damage to internal organs is addressed f

they're waiting to hear from jon ossoff. it was pretty clear from the beginning of the night when some of those early votes were coming in that the democrats close to the race were uncomfortable. republicans feeling very good. the one thing i will say, talking to republicans who even certainly were supportive of karen handel, they do warn, any look back, for instance, on 2009 and they say they were feeling really discouraged by having lost special elections. and then they got into 2010 where they actually won the house back. so they say this is a great night for them obviously, but they warn too much about extrapolating too much from the bigger picture especially when you have a race like this where tens of millions of dollars have come in and people on right argue that it changes the landscape of the race. but talking to democrats, they're saying this is a race where ossoff never should have had any business being competitive and they're hoping that will encourage democrats especially in races that could be more competitive

our north american editor jon sopel reports. jon: people talk about the crackle of expectation.ington this morning, and this room is james comey walked in, it was palpable. >> you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god. please be seated. jon: it is being called a political super bowl and the former fbi director's opening statement did not disappoint as he reflected on the manner of his being fired. >> the shifting explanations confused me an increasingly concerned me. they confused me because the president that i have had multiple conversations about my job, both before and after he took office, and he had repeatedly told me i was doing a great job and he hoped i would stay. jon: he spoke of the president portrayal of him in the organization he led. >> the administration then chose to defame me, and warm front, the fbi by saying that the organization was in disarray. .hat it was poorly led but the workforce have lost confidence in its leader. jonthose were life, plain and simple. jon: but first, the committee chairwoman to g

did you, jon? >> jon: great one. >> stephen: i had an amazing one.ill 1:30. >> jon: you slept? oh, you were alone. that's right. you were by yourself. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: alone with my dreams. ( laughter ) president had a nice one. the president was out at camp david. must have been nice for trump to go out to the country to get away the russia investigation because, last week, the "washington post" reported that the president was under investigation for obstruction of justice -- but, of course, that is jus -- don't get too excited. ( cheering ) -- that's just speculation from a hostile newspaper using anonymous sources, so donald trump did the smart thing and made no comment. ( laughter ) i'm just kidding. on friday -- ( laughter ) on friday, he tweeted -- "i am being investigated for firing the f.b.i. director by the man who told me to fire the f.b.i. director! witch hunt." mr. president, you know the phrase "you better lawyer up?" it's short for "you better get a lawyer and shut up." ( laughter ) okay? trump's tweet doesn't just confir

>>host: mister jon ossof? >> ossof: the laws need improvement and it is important to federal agencies work to make sure these adjustments are too disruptive and don't deny people health insurance that they need but we need a bipartisan approach to this issue that will increase complications in the insurance market while strengthening consumer protections and karen handel's insistence the contrary notwithstanding it is a fact that this bill is bad for georgians with preexisting conditions. voters need to know that and candidates too. >> handel: we will move on to the economy and back to what we were talking about in closing statements to make any points you felt you didn't have time for. we start with karen handel. the president's budget that he submitted is based on the assumption the economy grows at an annual rate of 3% by 2020 and stay there. in other words continue 3% annual growth. a lot of economists say this is unrealistic. won't this add to the deficit if projections are wrong, the president's math is