professor, glen from ports radio wiit will jons us with the late news on cbs3. >> thank you very much. . >> and still ahead on eyewitness news a baby boy is celebrated this weekend and he's considered a miracle baby born to two men many portland, oregon. >> the moments he was born was just like a pure moment of bliss. like the happiest moment of my life. >> well the journey to paren parenthood for these men was not uzi. what makes the birth with of their little boy so unique. >> a transgender man from portland oregon is is welcoming newborn son into the world. tristan reece. he gave birth to leo two weeks ago. leo is the first biological child for reece and his husband. reece said the road to pregnancy was a rocky one the last time he tried to get pregnant he lay miss carriage this time things took a different turn. >> it's unique. people are not used to two men having a biological child between the two of them. we know it's unique. >> to see the very first beginning of leo of his life was amazing. >> well reece and his husband biff have two adopted childre children. we'll be right ba

. >> jon karl with us live from the white house. and jon, in this new interview with reuters tonight, the president for the first time describing how he questioned vladimir putin about meddling in the u.s. presidential election? >> reporter: the president tells reuters he spent the first 20 to 25 minutes in that meeting with putin in germany, talking about russian interference in the election. this is how the president described it. i said, did you do it? he said, no, i did not. absolutely not. i then asked him a second time in a totally different way. he said, absolutely not. but david, there is no indication in this interview whether or not the president accepted putin's denials. >> jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, thank you. >>> after that russian lawyer who met with don junior said she was not connected to the russian government and she had no interest in politics, there are growing questions tonight after images emerged of her in the front row on capitol hill. if she is not interested in politics, why was she there? our chi

thank you so much, i know you have a lot to do, will let you get back at it. >> jon: joining us now is chris wallace. seven months income of the white house losing its chief spokesman. more turmoil in a building that traditionally would have settled down by now in most administrations, wouldn't you agree? >> it's interesting because you do see turmoil from time to tim time, usually at the end of the year when there is more of an assessment of who worked and who didn't. and this is a little early, six months yesterday exactly. six months and i have two say, you have the sense that sean spicer has been living on borrowed time for some period. remember, i am just thinking back to his 10-year period of the second day of the term presidency, he came out at 5:00 in the afternoon, unscheduled press briefing and basically tore the press apart on the issue of the crowd size at the trump inauguration. he refused to take any questions and left. we were told very quickly thereafter that the president was not pleased with his performance, didn't like the suit he was wearing, asked why he didn't hav

. >> jon: kristin fisher live at the white house for us.he secret service stays away from issues like this, why is it weighing in now? >> over the weekend, the president's personal attorney seemed to try to shift the blame from the secret service by saying that if these russians were really so questionable, then why did the secret service not properly fed them and keep the meeting from taking place? here's a clip. >> well, i wonder why the secret service official is nefarious, why did they allow these people end? the president had secret service protection at that point. that raises questions. >> the problem with that logic, then candidate trump had secret service production, but his son did not. the secret service says "donald trump, jr., was not a protest t of the secret service in june 2016, when the meeting took place, thus, we would not have screened anybody that he was meeting at that time." meanwhile the president only meant president is defending his son to get dirt from hillary clinton according to the emails that russia and its go

we've got a lot of work to do, thanks for joining us. >> jon: nbc news is out with a report tying pault to a wealthy ukrainian businessman described as an upper echelon associate of russian mobsters. we'll get into it with our legal panel up ahead. awesome notebook! check. but who takes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business >> jon: core documents appear to tie former trump campaign manager paul manafort to russian mobsters. the headline from nbc news reads doj x manafort associates. the article goes on to say the department of justice has identified a former business associate of paul manafort as an upper echelon associate a russian organized crime. let's get into it with our legal panel. wendy patrick is a former prosecutor. john, is paul manafort in legal trouble here? >> this is where a witch hunt can become a witch trial. the reality is if this guy has discussions with manafort many years ago about refurbishing an iconic hotel in new york. they never did business together, they never exchange an

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. >> jon: joining us now bret baier, anchor of "special report." there will be a vote, but what are they voting on? >> exactly, a lot of senators are asking that question. into the hand is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's to play, and we do not have the details as of yet. it seems that the 2015 street repeal bill is the vehicle by which they are going to vote to see if it starts the procedure on the floor to get that bill to the floor. and then opening it up for all kinds of amendments that change that bill. right now there are still three republican senators who have said that they are not going to move forward with the procedural vote to get to the floor. included in there is susan collins from maine. so you have in there, and there you see the three senators who have already said that they are not going to move forward. and this is a major issue. you are going to hear from the president today. i think with a similar message as his tweet last night which was "if republicans don't repeal and replace the disastrous obamacare, the repercussi

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you don't have to say your name id add by any time krowpt to jon us at the table come over.e don't hear from him during entire group but he's looking around as if he's follow the conversation. so, says singt cynthia floor is e open anything have anything you would like to share. in a unite so noisy it it can be about anything hoping they'll break are the awkward silence. a minute slowly ticks by before i open my mouth. i know it is hard to talk about stuff in a group like this, especially when you're in jail. did you know people with mental illness stay at riker's island twice as long on same charge as those without mental illnessesome or they end up this box which is solitary confinement more frequently and stay in the box longer? or that they get beat up more often? how cow you make it through a place like that -- you got to man up says arthur. no way to avoid fighting you have to figure out what's worth -- what you can do or what can be done to you. it's that simple. yeah that's true campbell chimes in. he's young. comparedded to it others in the group. .. i'm still surpr

. >> jon: joining us now is bret baier, the anchor of "special report." there were a lot of people saying that reince priebus might go, but i did not hear john kelly's name as chief of staff, something about friday surprise. what does he bring to the office? >> good morning. i think that if you believe the inside talk. the president was thinking about this for some time, had talked to general kelly about it for some time. what the time is, we do not really know. but what they are hoping is what you heard there. that it will bring some structure, some organization, some grounding of a military type of structure that general kelly is use to bringing and being empowered to be the gatekeeper. and that's really is the question. well the president to empower general kelly to be the gatekeeper in the oval office? those are the best chiefs of staff, those are the ones that control how the trains move in and out of the white house. and what kind of access is granted to the president. we do not know the answer to that he had to. there are a lot of powerful figures.

kellyanne conway is under consideration for a chief of staff. >> reporter: jon karl leading us off. jon, thanks to you. >>> and also breaking this evening. a new vote. so far, the effort to repeal and replace obamacare has not passed. also, the effort to simply repeal it went down in defeat. tonight, the republicans are moving forward with a skinny repeal. taking away a few parts of obamacare. just in tonight, one leading republican furious saying skinny bill as policy is a disaster. abc's mary bruce back on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the senate is barreling towards a vote. >> i think we need to get something done, get it started. >> it's gonna be a narrower bill than i would have supported, but it's a good first start. >> reporter: first, they tried to repeal and replace, but that plan failed. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: then just repeal, work out the replacement later. that didn't have the votes either. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: what's left? a pared-down plan being called the skinny repeal. but tonight one leading republican is bl

russia and it was probably others also and that's been going on for a long period of time. >> jon: joining us now, emily goodwin and also, eric blake. emily, what a trip. talk about mixing every hot-button issue in the world right now. the president addressed a lot of things this morning, what's the goal of that speech? >> the goal is to make president trump look like a leader on the world stage. and also to reset his relationship with these european leaders, several of whom who have been skeptical about his presidency. you see a lot of grand themes, grand vision of europe and united states working together. he emphasized the past relationship with had in the fight against communism. >> jon: he really teed up quite a challenge to the russians. he wanted to stop supporting regimes like syria and iran, that's going to make for an interesting meeting ahead. >> it certainly is. it was a nurse in contrast to his comments at the press conference with the polish leader just a few hours before or he vacillated on whether russia was behind the hacking in the 26 election. he settled. he said they would

." >> heather: thank you for joining us, another busy day. >> jon: everything is always changing in washington>> heather: we don't know what was on the menu but we do know the president is hosting those senators right now the white house as he tries to get the obamacare repeal enough votes to pass. what is the latest? >> the plan is to vote on that repeal plan next week even if it

us and say how do we fix it. or how do we come up with a new plan? >> jonlet it fail, what do you think about the political wisdom of that approach? >> i think it makes sense on a paper. the reality is, you are going to see an enormous number of people who are suffering, or who are claiming to be suffering, that's going to have a whole political wage to it. a whole bunch of people will be asking why the administration won't do anything about it and it will be a very difficult political position to be in going forward. at the same time, there is a certain logic to it. i think as this unfolds down the road, that is going to be a very difficult position to hold onto. >> jon: the notion of repealing it and letting it stand for two years while they come up with some kind of a replacement, you've already got two republican senators who flat out said they oppose that approach, another one has indicated he would not go for it. is that going to go anywhere? >> i don't think so. moreover, the insurance industry would freak out if this became all live proposition like

. >> all right, jon karl leading us off. jon, thank you. >>> of course, the other major story tonight. senate republicans in their effort to repeal and replace obamacare. they can only afford to lose two republicans. tonight, the list is growing. abc's mary bruce keeping score on capitol hill where there were protests and many arrests today. [ chanting ] >> reporter: senate republicans today received a bruising welcome back to capitol hill. protesters taking over offices, blocking hallways. then hauled off and arrested. >> you are killing people. >> is this going to get done? >> we'll see. >> reporter: from ohio to arizona. [ chanting ] republicans were pummelled during the recess by americans worried they could lose their coverage. and tonight, the gop bill is on life support. senate republicans can afford to lose just two votes. at least ten republican senators are now a no. many of those republicans who oppose are receiving praise from their constituents. >> i want to applaud your position on the current health care bill.

. >> jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, thank you. >>> you heard jon report there that donald trump jr. wasn't the only one in that meeting with the russian lawyer. we now know his brother-in-law, jared kushner, now a senior adviser, and campaign chairman, paul manafort were also there, and late today, the russian lawyer who was in that room appearing before the cameras. our team was there in moscow when she emerged from her office. here's abc's chief investigative corporate, brian ross, tonight. >> reporter: the big question tonight is, what did the president know about the meeting here at trump tower and when did he know it. the white house says he only became aware of it a few days ago. but we now know the russian lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya, well connected to the kremlin, and a familiar figure in washington lobbying against russian sanctions. here she is at a congressional hearing last june. she flew in especially from moscow to meet with trump's inner circle on the 25th floor of trump tower, one floor below the o

>> jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, thank you. >>> the president also tweeting about something else. once again blasting his own pick for attorney general. one of his earliest supporters, jeff sessions. sessions was seen leaving the white house today, but we are told the president was not at the meeting. we ask, why the critical tweets? why not just meet with your attorney general? here's abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight the attorney general under intense scrutiny. cameras capturing jeff sessions leaving the white house after a so-called routine meeting. president trump was not there. what sessions is facing is hardly routine. the president again today hammered sessions with a tweet. "why didn't a.g. sessions replace acting fbi director andrew mccabe?" this after calling him beleaguered and weak in recent days. >> i'm disappointed with the attorney general. >> reporter: at the white house press conference today, why doesn't the president just fire his attorney general if he is

thank you for joining us, royal, really appreciate it. >> jon: she called 911 to save her fiance whos in trouble and the icy hudson river. >> oh, my god. >> jon: now, angelica griswold admits pulling a plug on his kayak, allowing it to fill with water and leading to his death. >> she never anticipated her actions could cause death. >> jon: fox and alert, you might know that the former alabama senator jeff sessions is under fire from his boss, the president of the united states, the man who appointed him to be the nation's top law enforcement officer. he's issued some tweets critical of sessions and there is open speculation that the president intends to fire sessions and announce a replacement during the upcoming congressional recess. let's get some reaction to that possibility. what do you think of the idea that somehow jeff sessions is not getting the job done? >> i don't agree with that, but i'm not the president. i have a lot of respect for jeff sessions. i've worked with jeff sessions for 20 years. i know him well. he's a man of integrity and purpose and he has a lot of respect

they clown around all the time. >> jon: i am sure paired with a little car. >> melissa: we went to the circus to see the end of it. thank you so much for joining usmerica's news hq" starts now. >> and we begin with a a fox news alert. jared kushner speaking out after answering some questions about russia on capitol hill. hello everybody i am julie banderas. president trump's son-in-law telling the intelligence committee, he did not work with russia to interfere in the presidential election. and campaign. jared kushner later giving it a statement. 11 pages and all, insisting all of his actions were proper. listen. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. nor do i know if anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contact. i have not relied on russian funds for my

. >> jon: joining us now, congressman john yarmouth who is ranking member of the house budget committee, one of the committees and charge of health care, so as you watch republicans try to wrestle with some kind of revisions to the affordable care act, what would you tell them to do? >> i would tell them to go back to regular order, to send these bills back to committee and have an open committee process, as we did with the affordable care act in 2009 and '10 and consider the impact of legislation and possibly other ideas for making the health care system a lot better. it's pretty simple. >> jon: it doesn't seem to be working right now, insurance companies are pulling out of the obamacare exchanges. is there an option, as the president has sometimes suggested, to just letting the obamacare exchange is collapse? >> they're not collapsing, as a matter of fact, they'll tell you that the markets are stabilizing over the last year and the prospect is actually pretty goo good. we do have some profits on the individual market which is about 5% of the population and we know how to fix it becaus

. >> jon karl leading us off at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> we move ton tonight, and we have new reporting after the horror that was discovered inside a truck in san antonio. the death toll rising to ten now. it's believed about 100 people were crammed in the back of a sweltering tractor trailer. the truck driver in federal court today, and what he told the judge. and survivors now describing taking turns breathing through the one hole they found in the back of the rig. abc's kenneth moton in san antonio. >> reporter: tonight, james bradley, the man behind the wheel of that sweltering death trap that killed ten people. he could face the death penalty. as he entered court in shackles, prosecutors revealing new details of the horrors inside this tractor trailer. >> they are in the hospital many of them in grave condition. >> reporter: 9:00 p.m. saturday, undocumented immigrants, many of them mexicans tell investigators they were jammed into the big rig in laredo texas. nearly 100 people in triple digit heat. inside pitch black

. >> jon karl leading us off from the white house. jon, thank you. >>> as this was playing out at the white house t drama across town on capitol hill. an emotional return by senator john mccain after revealing the brain tumor and the president needed john mccain's vote on the newest debate on how to repeal obamacare. it was not known how he would vote or what he would say, and what he then delivered was a blistering warning to fellow senators to do their jobs. abc's mary bruce back on the hill for us tonight. >> reporter: senator john mccain today touched down in washington just in time. less than a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer, mccain swooping in to cast a critical vote on health care. his wife, cindy, by his side. a scar visible above his left eye. on the senate floor, mccain was welcomed back with a massive standing ovation. his colleagues there waiting, after seven years of promises, months of planning, it was down to the wire. with mccain's help, republicans narrowly voted to begin debate on health reform. >> mr. m

jon: oh, yeah! >> stephen: then, on saturday, trump tweeted, "while all agree the u.s. president has the complete power to pardon, why think of that when the only crime so far is 'leaks' against us news." ( laughter ) >> jon: oh! >> stephen: what do you mean, "why think of that?!" you're the one tweeting about it! it's like someone going, "we all agree i have the power to take herpes medication. but why think of that?" ( laughter ) would you like to come upstairs? ( laughter ) also, jimmy, could you go back? the only crime so far? ( laughter ) ( applause ) he's hedging a little bit. "you're honor, i plead not guilty. so far." ( laughter ) also in that tweet, trump called the russia story fake news and floated pardoning himself for it! reminds me of the new testament when the apostle judas said, "surely, 'i' will not betray you, my lord, but, if i did, you'd have to forgive me, right? that's like your whole deal. also, are you a cop? you have to tell me if you're a cop." ( laughter ) we'll be right back. with paul bettany! stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ the rock: hey siri, read my schedule. [siri tone] [crash] [tires squeal] ♪ rock. [siri tone] merci, gi

joining us now, jon moulton, better capital founder. rmer financial services authority chairman. gadflyth us, bloomberg reporter mark gilbert. thank you for joining us on the fourth of july. lord turner, let me start with you. how do you feel about the economy now? the markets want to believe in central banks, but inflation is underpinning everything we do. lord turner: i continue to believe the global economy will continue at a relatively slow growth pattern overall. my own position is i think rates are still saying a lower for longer than most people realize. i have believed this since 2012. i am boring myself with how many times i have said it. i have been right so far. one of these days, i will be wrong. i think rates will probably go up further in the u.s. i think we are at the end of easing in europe. but most intriguing is there's almost no sign in the advanced economies of any inflationary pressures in any labor market anywhere. we have this extraordinary phenomenon of even when we have very low on implement rates, we just do not

so, at least now we know trump is using protection when he's screwing us. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh! >> stephen: it's so important. ( piano riff ) it's so important. >> jon: it's important to use protection, huh? ( piano riff ) ( applause ) >> stephen: and you need not worry about steve bannon's self-esteem. the book reveals that he owns "an oil painting of himself dressed as napoleon in his study." we just have reports, no image of the painting, but i had my graphics team work up a rendition. here's the original. and here's bannon. ( laughter ) looking good. he's had a little work done. he's had a freshen up. but bannon's not the only trump insider in the news. so is attorney general and imp who gets your firstborn if you don't guess his name, jeff sessions. ( laughter ) earlier this week, sessions spoke to an "anti-l.g.b.t. hate group" in a closed-door speech. closed-door? come on guys, it's 2017! it's okay to come out, and let your hate flag fly! you're here, you fear, we're used to it. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) thank you. we're celebrating your journey! the group ses

jon: use the sector as a prism. inflation debate. how will it inform the stories told? s been a long-term technological advance or story which is disinflationary. that has been with us ever since the 1990's. it is been with us for many generations as technology advances. this story i am pushing on the deflation site is one of more of a deregulation story, getting rid of barriers to entry and allowing competition. what we have really missed in the higher regulated environment that came out of 2008 was the ability for small businesses to compete. that will change more in financial sector, health care sector, energy sector where regulations are very high. retail the not really have a lot of regulations. david: it also did not have a much price discovery, which amazon brought along. deflationary in a different way. if you look at amazon moving into bricks and mortar with whole foods, walmart making a big bet on online, you look at target it strikes me that i do not read much of their online presence. is there a feasible way for retailers not to be a blended company? david z.

jon: did slinky win? i hope so. >> melissa: how could you tell? thanks for joining usamerica's news headquarters begins right now. >> julie: we begin with a fox news alert. we are awaiting the start of the white house press briefing. it should be quite a show on camera today. again, hello, everyone. good afternoon i'm julie banderas. we are expecting the healthcare bill, the leak, and the sessions and the war in the white house feud. now we're getting word about the president's tweet about a transgender ban won't be implemented from now with the joint chief of staffs just issuing a statement saying just that. we are going to talk to you about that would have got you covered with senator tom. we will talk to him live.

. >> jon karl with us here in new york. just dizzying on this front, who's gone and two's coming. first, reince priebus, we're just hearing from him tonight. tensions had been simmering for some time. this was in the works before this beak if. >> the president made it clear that this change was coming. in terms of that statement from reince priebus on the new chief of staff, john kelly, he said i can't think of a better person than john kelly to succeed him. you'll see a purge of rnc veterans in the white house. the people that priebus had brought in will be leaving. leaving very soon. many of them today. check this out, under consideration is jeff sessions, the attorney general, the embattled attorney general to go over to become secretary of home land security. that's at least under consideration. >> jon karl, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking development north korea, tonight, they have launched an icbm and tonight x experts now saying this missile went higher and further than before. could this missile reach cities on the east coast? possibly new york or d.c. martha

. >> jon karl leading us off for washington coverage. the other washington coverage, the health scare for john mccain. what doctors have discovered and forcing senate republicans to hold off on the health care bill because they need his vote. abc's mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the republican quest to overhaul obamacare is held up because of a health scare. john mccain is recovering at home in minnesota after doctors opened his skull to remove a blood clot. >> we hope john mccain gets better very soon because we miss him. he is a crusty voice in washington. plus we need his vote. >> reporter: but before leaving washington, mccain himself was on the fence about the health care bil consensus. >> reporter: the votes now on hold until mccain returns. [ nchanting ] the delay gives the opponents of the bill more time to lobby against it. does this delay make it easier or harder to get this done? >> i don't know. i just don't know. >> reporter: already two republican senators have said they cannot support the bill. just

now we have all kinds of information that allow us to make decisions. you had >> jonyou had the head of isis or such later sites in the team said no? >> you have to remember that he was not the original leader of the islamic state. he was one of the reasons that the original leaders met their demise. u.s. troops were pulling out of a rack and so the rules of warfare had changed. they had fallen under a different set of rules and guidelines for utilizing drones and i was supposed to be a raid that took place that same night. >> jon: you didn't get him. you perhaps could have. the russians say they got him earlier in june. the evidence on that is mixed. >> i don't believe it, the government would have known for sure if he was dead. they've got so much information, they're going after these guys every single day. you have brave men and women who are fighting these guys in the street and or hunting these guys down. let me be clear, this should serve as a message to just about anyone who is thinking about joining the ranks of isis. if you go over there, coalition forces ar

>> jon: jeff >> president trump: and justin named it the richest person in the world, but fortune can be fleeting. >> melissa: by the end of the day, bill gates reclaimed the top spot, he can give usllion, and not even message. >> jon: america's news headquarters right now. >> donald trump set to speak any minute now, and as we just learned from the pentagon, north korea did in fact pass and icbm, hello, everyone, i am julie banderas, we'll talk about what that means a just a moment, president of trump's and long island today were he will be addressing law enforcement and community leaders on his new crackdown, targeting the notorious deadly violent central american gang, known as ms-13, and this comes from more provocation from north korea, as