next, jon scott in for shep. >> suing the president. the d.c. and maryland attorneys general accusing president trump of violating the constitution. ahead, the accusations and the defense. the u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, set to testify in public tomorrow. senators are expected to have a lot of questions about the russia investigation and the james comey firing. many say the president should answer once and for all whether he has recordings. and first daughter, ivanka trump talks to fox news and life in american politics is more vicious than she anticipated. >> i was not expecting the intensity of this experience. but this isn't supposed to be easy. >> more from ivanka trump and the rest of the day's news in this hour. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard today. the attorney's general of maryland and washington d.c. have filed a lawsuit against president trump accusing him of violating the constitution over his tying with his businesses. they said the president has broken a clause in the emoluence clause. >> president trump is unique in amer

fox's jon scott didn't have to. rare opportunity to fly an f-35 simulator and he takes us along for the ride. >> afghanistan, iraq, syria, the middle east in crisis, flashpoints around the globe. the u.s. military at war for almost 16 years. now a state of the art warplane could help u.s. forces decisively win these and future conflicts. the f-35 stealth fighter. >> we've got over 70,000 flight hours on the f-35 a model right now. we've even got f-35s deployed today in the u.k. to reassure our allies as well as everybody in the world that the f-35 is here and it is here to stay. >> the world can be a dangerous place. >> it is a very dangerous place. that's why we need an airplane like this. >> but the f-35 doesn't come cheap. the pentagon recently announced it will spend nearly 8.5 billion dollars for 90 of these single engine stealth jets that can take on competitors in the air as well as targetses on the ground. -- targets on the ground. >> you know it's been criticized for the expense, the cost. >> it surely has.

they can raise the whole temperature with all this, jon scott. >> jon: talk about the frustration levelf the white house. they're trying to focus the nation on things like the economy and jobs. i say, those are part of his trip to waukesha. other things people talk about is just james comey in russia. >> it's frustrating for the president, but he has to admit some of this is his own making. he does to some degree continue to perpetuate it. tweeting about james comey. saying that his leaks are of great concern. the communications director has at the president to treat so much. he has been in the past, because if you keep taking yourself off message, between six, you have an issue with not getting your agenda. this present is under siege like no other present before. maybe back since the early 1970s. we went and how is my cats what's doing on getting the president to reduce his tweetin tweeting? bow them in the president, he clearly got a hold of his twitter device. he started tweeting. there has been nothing significant today, so that is interesting to know as well. >> jon: that twitter

i am jon scott, this is a fox news alert. president trump on the ground in the hawkeye stage, the state that voted for him in the election. he is set to address the nation's infrastructure. his plan is to improve it. >> melissa: that is after the quick remarks at the cincinnati airport where he addressed the affordable care act. we are covering all the news happening now. >> to the best of my recollection i have never been directed to do anything i believe is illegal, immoral, unethical and inappropriate. i do not recall ever feeling rushed her to do so. >> melissa: high drama and capitol hill as the nation's top intelligence officials face questions on russia and more. plus -- >> we are working very hard on massive tax cuts and we are working very hard on health care. i think we are going to have some very pleasant surprises. >> melissa: president trump laying out his legislative agenda. topping the list is health care. can republicans push through their plan? >> it's what we campaigned on and we have to deliver. >> melissa:

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

. ♪ >> meghan: more "outnumbered" just a minute, but first, jon scott with more of what's coming up onening now." >> jon: we are waiting that rose garden ceremony from president trump. he'll be announcing his final decision on the paris climate deal. we are also learning james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee on thursday, june 8th. the house until committee issuing new subpoenas. we've got fox team coverage ahead on "happening now" ." >> meghan: thanks. >> trish: corey lewandowski is issuing a stark warning to republicans, get in line with the president or risk losing your seat in 2018. watch him here. >> president trump was elected to change the country and you can get on board that train or you can lose your next election because i can promise you this, the democrats have a different agenda. they have forgotten about the middle class, they forgot about infrastructure, they forgot about the people who voted for donald trump for change. if you don't want to provide that change, and 18 months, will have another election. what that means is if the democrats tak

but first, jon scott will that's coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> jon: in our nextting word of a rapidly spreading cyber attack. could it be heading to the united states next? plus the very latest. the middle class >> meghan: thank you. the >> melissa: #oneluckyguy has a new book. it is hitting shelves today. i have to say, look at how flagged mine is. you start with, you could very rapidly through a bunch of fascinating stories, just a history of all the deals. there is a lot of and money. the analysis is fantastic in the end, you analyze why you think president trump can put an end to a lot of this, how he can drain the swamp. so much of it is so good. you talk about -- why being a business person could really work. you talk about weighing costs. as of that equals the total amount of good done. you really break down the appeal and the opportunity. great job. >> eric: can you come promote the book in the next few weeks? we opened up talking about the book and they -- you have a very engaged audience. thank you all of you for picking up the book. very quick story. i

i am in for jon scott. we are moments away from the white house briefing. epa head scott pruitt set to join saun spicer at the podium and they will field questions over the presidenty's withdrawal of the paris agreement. sean spicer will address the rulings that block the president's temporary ban on travel from six muslim countries. all right peter, the white house lost twice in the lower courts, why dough do they think they will have a better chance at supreme court. >> reporter: they are frustrated that the low are courts tell them that the travel ban is unconstitutional. >> the american people are heartened by that but equally frustrated by decisions in courts that call in to question whether the president of the united states has the ability to control who comes into this country. the ability to come into the united states is a privilege and not a right. >> reporter: the legal standard that the justice department used to make the request in the supreme court to look at the travel ban is this. the president is not required to admit people that come from

. >> meghan: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but for us to jon scott with what's coming up in theening now." >> jon: do we have some news for you. breaking news on enhanced security measures at airports. that comes as we are learning a computer virus is impacting fedex operations all across the world right now. we've got new plotting by the republicans to get something done in the u.s. senate on health care, what comes next after yesterday's cold vote. the white house where with the media heats up again today. we've got it for you "happening now" ." >> melissa: sarah palin is now suing "the new york times" for defamation. after an opinion piece. the editorial length pale into the 2011 shooting of gabby giffords in arizona. the paper suggesting that one of her aides helped inside that violence. the times apologized on twitter and issued a corrected version of the editorial. what do you think about this? >> charlie: it's a pretty high bar for a public official to su sue, and it's a tactic and its support of her to go after them. she got something out of them which was effective. i a

welcome to the second hour of it happening now, i am gregg jarrett in for jon scott. >> heather: and am heather childers. the president expected to lay out a plan for restriction of the communist regime. that will mark a huge reversal from the obama administration, rolling back its historic opening with savannah. john roberts is live on the north long. what can we expect from the president in a moment? >> the president as he pointed out has been very critical of the policy that he believes is nothing more than an unsuccessful appeasement policy, he plans on tightening the screws in the castro regime, demanding they make democratic reforms. "he will reinstate restrictions on tourism and personal travel to cuba, it's an organization called gaesa. he still wants cruise ships to dock there and aircraft to land there. cuba releases. prisoners, holds free and fair elections, this policy changes during a bone to the hard-line cuban-americans who supported him in last november's election, such as marco rubio. they are at the forefront of all of this. a lot of people who were involved in the

. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first to jon scott without coming up in a secondr of "happening now." >> jon: and out next hour, the very latest on the medical condition of the steve scalise the horrible attack on republicans practicing for tomorrow's bipartisan game. howard kurtz is here on the mainstream media reaction to yesterday's shooting in virginia plus breaking news on a navy fighter jet with details of the long-awaited review on some of the problems. that's ahead head on happening now. >> sandra: the baseball game is going to continue. they say it's more important than ever to show unity between these two parties. they say the charity event is one way to do that. >> we need to play. this is a game has been going on for over a hundred years. people that want to destroy our lives and livelihood in america, they win if we give in. >> you know some buddies kid, somebody's spouse, played baseball with them, you see them at the gym and you talk with them they are. it's different. >> when my son jack was born, i was chairman of the energy and commerce committee

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

. >> sandra: let's get to jon scott what was happening the second hour of "happening now" " >> jon: immigrationter stage in the afternoon with the house voting on legislation that would crack down on criminal illegal immigrants as well as sanctuary cities. this comes as president trump's travel ban rolls out tonight. we will talk to addiction experts on potential cuts to medicaid and what that might mean for the opioid crisis in this country. and a story that tug on your heartstrings. a former u.s. special forces operative is live with us to share the story of his heroic rescue of a little girl under fire in mosul. >> meghan: "cosmopolitan" magazine coming under fire for a recent article highlighting seven women who could be america's first female president. the problem, no republicans were included on the list. instead they named the following. none of whom who have been in the senate longer than six year years. national review responded with a blistering editorial. nikki haley, a former governor i have written for "cosmo" magazine before and i can't say that they are completely anti-conservat

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. more information and that past hour that we have to share with everybody. fox news confirming that senate republicans have been asked to reach an agreement on health care by friday. the cbo will analyze it and the senate will try to vote on it when they return from the july 4th recess. as president trump keeps his eye on health care, he is also focusing on another campaign promise, illegal immigration. an hour from now the president will meet with victims of crime collated by illegal immigrants as the house prepares to vote on two major bills tomorrow. >> jon: fox team live coverage on capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house where president trump commented on health care just a short time ago. kevin? >> that he did, good afternoon to you and everyone watching at home. it's very interesting, while health care reform may need a bit of resuscitation in the short run, immigration reform appears stronger than ever, we will have more on that in just a moment. first, let's

fight on health care, jon scott. don't let it overtake it. that's about a party that needs to be one of proposition, not not simply -- resistance is not enough. >> jesse: she might be onto something. the head democrat on the senate intel community says he has yet to see any evidence. >> we haven't seen any smoking gun but there's a lot of smoke. the bipartisan approaches we will follow the patterns. >> jesse: juan, can they run a midterm election strategy on a russian conspiracy theory? >> juan: there's a lot of talk in fact what they want to do is something you suggested earlier -- run against the media. the problem for the republicans -- they can run against the media, trash the democratic whatever -- but then the democrats are saying you've got the white house, the house of representatives and the senate and what happened to tax reform, repeal and replace? infrastructure? that's supposed to be a big deal but i don't see it coming now. again, this is the problem. i think that's a smart way for democrats to run against the party of trump. >>

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers, it'sice to be here. it's an all out effort as we have been discussing with the trauma team, working to get the votes on board and they have their work cut out for them because there is no margin for error. five republican senators are opposed to the bill in its current form, enough to sink it when it heads to the floor for a vote. >> president trump is using the full weight of the white house to get this bill through the senate. he hasn't put a deadline on it, but he is continuing to express confidence that in the end, senate republicans will be able to come together and to do what they have been promising to do for years, repeal and replace obamacare. >> i don't think they are that far off. famous last words, right? i think we are going to get there. i can't promise but i think we are going to get there. >> to get there, president trump will need to convince at least three republican senators to get on board. he is applying pressure by calling them, personally while simultaneously accusin

good morning, i'm jon scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. both are picking a replacement for tom price today who joined the trump administration. he joined as health and human services secretary. most polls now show a dead heat between republican karen handel and jon ossoff. both parties trying to turn a selection into a referendum of sorts on president trump, the outcome could be signed of things to come next november. while house bigger told paul ryan america's newsroom he is optimistic, he does say turnout is key. >> i really think it's who best fits this district and karen handel clearly fits -- she is from the district, the democrat is not. that's what it comes down to. i feel pretty good going into the evening. republicans just have to come home, they have to vote, they have to turn out and that's what you have to turn out. >> there's a lot of pressure for both parties. they see this is a must-win election. this district, george's sixth district has been electing establishment republicans by comfortable margins. however, democrats spot

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

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the white house running the assad regime not to launch another attack. gas attack out of that base killed thousands of civilians. >> jon: back on american soil, a battle brewing over the senate health care plan. mitch mcconnell scrambling to gather enough votes to pass the bill. lindsey graham warns him not to get that support with kickbacks. >> i worry about cornhusker kickbacks, if they start doing that they are going to lose me. >> jon: we have fox news coverage on all of this today. mike emanuel has the latest on the health care from capitol hill. we begin with kevin corke, he is at the white house where sean spicer is a set to hold an on camera briefing later this afternoon. kevin? >> you are right about that, that one coming up at about 2:00, give or take, usually they run about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. that is going to be on camera. the activity that you all mentioned over in syria actually took place at a base known as shayrat airbase. it was partially damaged by u

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. it is friday. >> jon: it is a long weekend for a lot of people. >> heather: president trump and the south korean president making a joint statement about an hour ago, the two leaders discussing future relations between the u.s. and south korea, which included talks on how to handle north korea. at this as president trump also deals with the majors issues here at home like health care, with the senate g.o.p. 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 progra

. >> kennedy: let's go to jon scott with what's coming up in the second arrow "happening now." >> jone next hour, we are waiting on news conference on camera and live from the briefing room with sean spicer. along with reports that he may be getting a promotion. we'll have that for your life. also awaiting comments from paul ryan. we are monitoring to a very key house races today with special elections in south carolina and georgia today. to paraphrase roger kipling, you are a better man than i am, scare a moche. >> kennedy: very good. >> shannon: free speech on college campuses not becoming a federal matter. here's what one student had to say just moments ago about his experiences at williams college in massachusetts. >> in my time at williams, i cannot name a single conservative speaker who has been brought to campus by the administration. this fact is problematic precisely because the overwhelming majority of students at williams have liberal beliefs. and classrooms, liberal arguments are often treated as unquestionable truths. in some cases, conservative students even feel the nee

. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first let's get to jon scott with what's comingg now." >> jon: will talk with the university of virginia's larry said know about what democrats do next and what it means for the 2018 midterms. the former secretary of homeland security jay johnson testifying this morning, he says the russians did not successfully alter any ballots in the 2016 race, but they did try to influence election, so what do we do about it in the future? that's all coming up, "happening now" ." >> meghan: eric holder is getting set to take on president trump and a big way. the controversial former attorney general telling yahoo! news but he plans to lead the legal resistance to mr. trump's agenda. he also says he's mulling a white house run in 2020. more than two years after leaving the obama administration, holder is now expressing a sense of urgency about the state of the united states saying the end justify perception that i'm close to president obama to be effective in opposing things that are just bad for the country. i need everyone to remember in 2012

. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but for us to jon scott with what's happening in theng now." >> jon: you are talking about it, and our next tower, another day, another inflammatory tweet from the president, the president responding to the comments from mika brezinski and joe scarborough that escorted the ongoing feud. howard kurtz, our media critic weighs in, plus the senate working on a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare, sending yet another version to the cbo even as a repeal only plan seems to be picking up steam. will have details on that head. "happening now." >> sandra: thank you. >> meghan: he's at it again. director michael moore appearing to jump on the democrats resistance summer bandwagon. the liberal phone maker took to twitter this week urging followers to ramp up their protests against republicans for the fourth of july holiday. i call upon everyone to observe the fourth of july week by nonviolently storming political offices of your senators, town halls, rise up. also tweeting, this is our country, just one person is being denied health care, the

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

with london on edge after another deadly attack, welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott>> julie: i'm julie banderas, good afternoon to you. at least one person is dead, a van plowed into a crowd of worshipers leaving a mosque this morning. the fourth attack in england in just three months. amy kellogg is live in london. hi, amy. speak with the metropolitan police have just named the suspect, 47-year-old darren osborne and not only is he facing charges of murder and attempted murder but also he is facing a host of terrorism charges. preparation, instigation, planning of a terrorist attack and it is the counterterrorism police who are investigating this attack. osborne drove that van right after prayer into a crowd of worshipers. he was pummeled by people in the crowd until they were ordered not to harm him, to wait for police. police ultimately arrested him at the scene. this is what the mayor of london had to say about what happened last night. >> the attack on london bridge, the attack on manchester, all of these are attacks on our shared value of freedom and tolerance.

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the markets off just a little bit today. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: and forget the political heat. right now it's just a lot of heat for 2/3s of the country experiencing 90-plus degree weather. in chicago, detroit, in new york, much of the country, 2/3s of which is embroiled in 90-degree muscle days. we spare no expense on this show to show you how quickly things can melt under conditions like these. take this ice cream popsicle. in mere seconds, it's gone. there you go. any ice cream popsicle, any time, any of these cities, that's what happens. you're welcome, america. now, what is going to be ailing you the next couple days, america? tracy, steer us through this. the fox business network. you're out there with those roasting no doubt. >> i am. i'm looking at a temperature reading on a building a cross the street. it says 95 degrees right now. it certainly feels like sumner new york city. across much of the east coast, the midwest, the mid-atlantic and with temperatures topping 90 degr

i'm a linden for jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers and for jenna lee. the news of the administration, it comes on the heels of president trump's decision to back out of the paris kleiman accord and what many saw as a controversial decision. demonstration stands behind it saying the president is fulfilling his campaign promise to put america first. >> this is an agreement that puts an enormous burden on american consumers and the american economy while allowing countries like india and china to virtually get off scot-free for a decade or more. the president today after listening to all sides, after listening to european leaders last week, made a decision to fulfill his word to the american people, to get out of the paris accord, but to also leave the door open to the possibility of negotiating a completely new deal or going back into the agreement on terms that put the american economy and american people first. >> heather: kevin joins us live from the white house with more. >> always nice to talk with you and lucky as well. this is another bite of the a

i am jon scott. >> heather: and i am heather childers. is 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 san

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i am heather childress, the stage set for a high-stakes showdown, attorney general jeff sessions answering questions from committee members that will ring from the russia probe to the firing of james comey. the trump administration is trying to focus on work at the president elected to begin with, job creation and repealing and replacing obamacare. the president will leave the white house a short time from now to head to wisconsin to tout his initiative. >> jon: live at fox news coverage, we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine harris. >> we are less than two hours out from the testimony of attorney general jeff sessions, he will be speaking in front of the same intelligence committee that james comey testified in front of last week. they have included a security sweep including the skybox as well as down on the floor where the senate panel will hear the questions and the answers from the attorney general and to give you a sense of how tightly packed the hearing room is, they have set up tree fo

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

i'm jon scott. >> julie: i am julie banderas. republicans now celebrating two victories as we mentioned. the fight for georgia was the most expensive house campaign in u.s. history. president trump offering his congratulations and a series of tweets. the president will be leaving for cedar rapids in just a few hours where he will be touring a community college before tonight's big rally. >> iowa is an important part of not just this process but of our country, it's one of the big agricultural producers in the country and its huge industry there. today he isç going there to tak about agriculture, talk about technology and agriculture, how we can be more efficient and more effective. and really talk about the backbone of our country which is in the heartland. >> julie: white house correspondent john roberts joins us live from the north lawn this afternoon. what's so important about the elections held last night? >> this is a very big win for president trump, this is the one that the democrats have put all the marbles on. it's the

jon scott, what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now"?sions will testify tomorrow. plus, another arrest and the deadly london bridge terror attack. what we are now learning about the killers. a young woman accused of manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide via text message. is it a case of free speech or will the judge find her guilty? our legal panel weighs in at the top of the hour. >> that is so interesting, will see you then. >> a new jersey high school under fire after two students realize their yearbook photos had been altered to remove president trump's name from their clothing. a student war eight make america great again t-shirt while another wore a trump sweater vest. the freshman class president who submitted a quote from president trump to appear below her yearbook photo noted that that was missing as well. here is a reaction from one of the students earlier today. >> when you put the stories together, there is something going on. if there is a deliberate attempt to censor and a silence freedom of speech.

good morning, i'm jon scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas.ing a replacement for tom price today who joined the trump administration. he joined as health and human services secretary. most polls now show a dead heat between republican karen handel and jon ossoff. both parties trying

jon scott is coming up next and here on "happening now." what's happening. >> 12 minutes away.ng his infrastructure program one day after his fired f.b.i. director's senate testimony and expecting to hear from the president next hour. will he have more reaction to what comey said? plus a judge set to decide whether to dismiss charges against a young woman on trial for manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself. the u.s. military's newest tool to fight terrorists, the f-35. what it is like to fly and fight in this state-of-the-art war plane at the top of the hour. >> bill: the opioid crisis ravages across the country. there is a spike in overdoses in one state. what they say is behind the sudden increase. that's next. so you can own the road. track-tuned handling, so you can conquer corners. aggressive-styling, so you can break away from everyone else. experience the exhilaration of the bold lexus is. experience amazing. >> bill: a dangerous spike in opioid overdoses in the state of georgia. 18 people treated for an overdose in one week. we're on the story in atl

welcome to "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> melissa: happy friday to you. i melissa francis. the president expected to speak shortly. it will bring i.t. alive as soon as it happens. that's a head of a joint news conference with the president of romania this afternoon. we are watching for more comments on james comey's testimony where he called the president a liar among other things. trump supporters declared victory. >> i think if you are in the white house, you are very pleased and knowing that jim comey had to testify under oath in an open setting that donald trump, as a candidate and president-elect and now president, has never been under fbi investigation for anything. that's a win for the president. >> melissa: president trump himself claimed that the comey testimony was a complete vindication of him. also saying that it was full of lies and he's a leaguer. we've learned that the white house's legal team is planning to file a complaint about just that and we have a life ox team coverage. catherine herridge is following the follow-up from yesterday's hearing. >> jon: we

. >> jon: welcome to the second hour of happening now, i'm jon scott. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. we are seeing some major opposition from both sides of the aisle. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell defending his party's actions on the floor today. >> republicans believe we have a responsibility to act and we ar are. for our constituents, for our states, and for our country. >> julie: meanwhile, protesters descending on the capital decrying medicaid cuts of they say could mean life or death for people with disabilities. breaking just now, president trump tweeting about his conversations with former fbi director james comey and saying there are no recordings. we've got our answer. >> hey, julie, remember it was the president who initially brought up the idea of recordings, sing a couple of weeks ago, last month in may, that james comey better hope there are no tapes. now the street from the president, we were promised news sometime this week, here it is. with all the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercept, unmasking an illegal leaking of information, i have no ide

good morning, i'm jon scott. >> heather: fasten your seat belts, i'm heather childress. jeff sessions, one of many getting ready to face some rough questions about the recent controversy plaguing the trump administration, including the russia investigation and the firing of fbi director james comey. that is set for 2:30 p.m. eastern time. right now, rod rosenstein is on the hot seat and as that hearing begins, patrick leigh he said that ag sessions should be there instead and not rosenstein. he had some tough words for sessions. >> i do have questions for the attorney general. i want to know why he has provided false testimony to me and to senator franken. i want to know if why he's recused on the russia investigation, he played any role in the dismissal of fbi director comey. >> jon: herridge is live from the heart skybox on capitol hil capitol hill. >> the last few minutes, we've had to change locations from the skybox because we are getting security sweeps in anticipation of the attorney general's testimony just a few short hours from now. we are one hour into the tes

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers.hile we wait for the white house and they wait for word on the senate health care bill, it is ready to roll out the president's revised travel ban in the meantime. of the supreme court giving the white house a green light to implement parts of the plan with a major decision earlier this week. the administration then using a three day period to iron out all the details of the band, hoping to avoid the problems that paralyzed them during the first roll out. >> jon: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live from the capital held with the latest on health care. we begin at douglas international airport. >> that travel ban officially begins at 8:00 p.m. tonight, 72 hours after the supreme court decision on monday, so we don't see the kind of confusion we saw with the first travel ban. we see no evidence of chaos or confusion, at least today. it is conceivable that that could change if there are people who are in the air before the ban takes effect and who land here and at other

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> i am heather, thank you for joining us or sticking around. jeff sessions will testify probably tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee to answer some questions raised by russian interference in the 2016 election. earlier today, the president held his first full cabinet meeting. he did not answer any of the questions about the investigation, but he did go through his and ministrations accomplishments so far. >> never has there been a president with few exceptions, fdr had a major depression to handle, whose past more legislation, who has done more things than what we have done. we have tremendous success and i think we have been as active as you can possibly be. >> joining is now with more, white house correspondent kevin corke, i met kevin. >> another monday, more talk about the russia investigation. we have the press briefing, no doubt the attorney general's pending conversation about russian meddling in the election will certainly be a topic of discussion. i think it's interesting, that what he says could pr

, major implications for the president's agenda, welcome to "happening now" on this monday, i am jon scott. >> and i am childers pretty nice to be back on this monday. if the supreme court starting it off, the ruling that parts of president trump's travel ban can be enforced pending review by the justices of the controversial executive order in october. this as we await the congressional budget office on the senate bill to repeal and replace obamacare. and the president tweeting on the state of the health care bill, just a short time ago floating the possibility that it may not pass. >> jon: we have live fox team coverage. but we begin with the doug mckelway at the supreme court. >> hello, this is a "no" doubt major victory for the trump administration as the high court has now lifted the injunction on the travel ban. president trump had long maintained that he was confident that the high court would undo the travel ban that was imposed by the fourth circuit court of appeals and also the ninth circuit court of appeals out west. it has so have. reading from the opinion right now, it reads,

. >> jon: 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

space bar thank you, jon scott. >> kennedy: a very controversial production of "julius caesar" by protesterse stage. the issue, the scene in which the title character played by an actor made to look like president trump is stabbed to death. watch. >> political violence against the right. this is unacceptable. >> kennedy: that woman recorded by man in the audience both were escorted by security. then last night, two men strummed the stage. claiming liberal hate kills. this is the assassination seen. they didn't like it. it was written more than 400 years ago. there's a long-standing tradition of depicting the title character as the current president, as it was with obama appeared they said it does not advocate violence towards anyone paired they said, shakespeare's play in our production makes the opposite point to those who try to defend democracy by undemocratic means made terrible price destroy the very thing they are fighting to save. so, chris. people who are protesting this production. are they being stifled? >> chris: sure. we're doing a very poor job as a civilization right now. this

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

but first i jon scott in the second hour of happening now. >> and the second hours, breaking news onand repeal obamacare. the financial analysis of the bill as early as this afternoon. that comes as we get word that the senate will issue a revised version today, more work for the ceo to take on. but we are told that it does not involve major changes. also breaking today, the supreme court to make some big rulings including partial victory for president trump on the travel ban. they are celebrating that at the white house. all the head on "happening now"" >> abby: two university professors have now been fired by the respective institutions. the communications professor from ethics county college canned after saying this on fox news earlier this month. >> what i say to that is boo-hoo-hoo. you white people are angry because you cannot use your white privilege card to get invited to the black lives matter all memorial day celebration. wow! >> kennedy: classic. the second professor from the university of delaware took to facebook who stated that the student who died after being held in k

i'm jon scott in new york. thank you for joining us, "outnumbered" starts right now. the >> sandra: fox news alert on a shooting at a congressional baseball practice just outside the capitol. a top house leader was hit and three others. the suspect identified as james hodgkinson, a 66-year-old man from illinois. president trump saying just a short time ago, he has died from his injuries. i'm sandra smith. this is "outnumbered," house majority whip steve's glaze shot in the hip and airlifted to the hospital for surgery. three other people were also shot including a staffer and two capitol hill police officers. we are told mr. scalise is in stable condition at this moment. congressman palmer says he was about 20 yards from the shooter. >> i heard a gunshot. i think the initial shock, he was trying to hit trent and missed him. trent yelled shooter and we yelled to get off the field and he fired two more times and i saw scalise go down. >> sandra: other when it says describing a chaotic scene this morning. senator jeff flake was also in that field. >> i was the first out

next, jon scott in for shep. >> suing the president. the d.c.torneys general accusing president trump of violating the constitution. ahead, the accusations and the defense. the u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, set to testify in public tomorrow. senators are expected to have a lot of questions about the russia investigation and the james comey firing. many say the president should answer once and for all whether he has recordings. and first daughter, ivanka trump talks to fox news and life in american politics is more vicious than she anticipated. >> i was not expecting the

i'm jon scott in new york. thank you for joining us, "outnumbered" starts right now. the >> sandra: fox news alert on a shooting at a congressional baseball practice just outside the capitol. a top house leader was hit and three others. the suspect identified as james hodgkinson, a 66-year-old man from illinois. president trump saying just a short time ago, he has died from his injuries. i'm sandra smith. this is "outnumbered," house majority whip steve's glaze shot in the hip and airlifted to the hospital for surgery. three other people were also shot including a staffer and two capitol hill police officers. we are told mr. scalise is in stable condition at this moment. congressman palmer says he was about 20 yards from the shooter. >> i heard

i am jon scott. >> heather: and i am heather childers. 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 d