kevin corke live on the north lawn. let's get quick reaction from the chairman of the house homeland security committee congressman mike mccall. mr. chairman, we were going to have you hear to talk about the nice terror attacked and home land security overall for us, but i want you to weigh in if you would about what we're seeing here and the geopolitical significance of it. >> it's very significant obviously. turkey is a nato ally. we have an air base in turkey where the strikes come out of to hit isis in iraq and syria. so we want to make sure the stability is there. i think what you're seeing is tension that we've seen for years between president erdogan and his military, his military being more secular, president erdogan being a little more in the islamist side of the house. i think with the attacks at the istanbul airport recently with the isis attacks recently, with russia in the region, i think what you're seeing now is a major military coup in response to some of the these policies that have taken place. >> righ

let's tenor now to correspondent kevin cork who's at the white house. what are the obama administration saying about this attack and whether any u.s. citizens could be in danger. >> reporter: bret, you're right, the white house continues to monitor the situation. the president's national security team learning of this this afternoon, and since then, they've been watching it very, very carefully as it continues to unfold in bangladesh tonight. there is word tonight that all the americans that have been accounted for, that have been working for the embassy, we know that has happened and that's obviously very, very good news. as we show you some of the pictures and some of the statements that we have learned throughout the day, the white house, actually, white house officials, shared with us what the president has learned today. we learned that his assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism, lisa monaco, briefed him about the ongoing situation, and the president, we're told, asked to be kepted informed, as the situation continues to develop. the

fox news' kevin corke, i believe he's outside the white house right this second. what are you hearing about the president's comments regarding the situation developing in munich? >> reporter: yeah, i'm glad you mentioned that, liz. we've been following it too. literally, we were inside today's news conference between the two presidents of the united states and of mexico right when this news began to break. and just moments ago the president was enroute to attend another meeting over here at the eeob, that's the eisenhower executive office building which is the rather large facility directly next to the white house. and before going over there, he did stop -- as you pointed out -- and mentioned that the investigation continues in munich. he said it's a good reminder of our freedoms, but he also encouraged americans to go about their everyday lives. now, last night and today the big talk has been what did he think about what donald trump had to say in his vision of where america is right now. i had a chance to engage the president correctly today with questions at t

as i get more information, bret, i'll pass it along to you. >> kevin corke live at the white house. thank you. we are just getting reaction from the presumptive nominee donald trump, tweeting out another horrific attack in nice, france. when will we learn it's only getting worse? we are watching these pictures come in from nice, france, and clearing the videos you're seeing, because many of the videos popping up online are too horrific to air. there are dozens killed in the streets. a truck, that you see there, that white truck, plowing into crowds outside of cafes in nice. the summer vacation spot along southern france, killing people that way, and then the driver getting out and shooting people. we talked about the beginning of this hour with charles krauthammer. he's still with us. charles, as we've heard these stories of eyewitnesss, and now we're getting the word from the french president francois hollande that he's leaving in the state of emergency that he was set to lift july 26th, some perspective here. >> well, i mean, look, obviously we've had mass murders long before the

as news breaks, kevin cork from the white house. have you learned yet if the president has been briefed? >> reporter: you're right. any time something like this happens, i can give a tick tock when something like this happens at the white house. as soon as something breaks, immediately the national security team goes into overdrive. some go directly into the situation room and not only monitor events by normal media, watching fox news and media outlets on cable, for example, they have back channel and direct communication with the governments involved. in this circumstance, it's a pretty good bet the president has already been made aware of what is transpiring in turkey, as you have pointed out and your analysts already. this is a crucial relationship in that part of the world, the u.s. cannot afford for turkey to fall apart and/or go the way of some other failed states. clearly, the administration continues to monitor this circumstance carefully. we will continue also from our vantage point here to watch how -- not only how the adm

kevin cork reports tonight on the status of the administration's war on terror. >> reporter: on a day when saudi arabia has been rocked by a series of devastating explosions, it's the expanding reach of isis that has some on capitol hill concerned about the obama administration's approach to dealing with the terror group. >> this is the plan of radical jihad. isis and al qaeda continue to grow. you'll continue to see these attacks around the globe. >> reporter: particularly on soft targets, where the gun and bomb tree in turkey that killed 45, to the assault in bangladesh that left 20 hostages and two officers died. a suicide truck bombing in baghdad claimed the lives of at least 200 people and counting. experts believe the increased strikes reflect the growing appeal of their ideology in some corners. >> their ability to persuade and convert poem to their cause, to give them the tools of their trade through digital dm communication. >> reporter: officials insist the evolving strategy against isis is making strides, pointing that the u.s.-led coalition has regained control of the iraq

truer words never spoken. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the three attackers in tuesday's deadly suicide bombings in istanbul, turkey. an attack the turkish government believes was carried out by isis. police in turkey have rounded up 13 suspects so far that they believe are linked to that terror group. the death toll rose today to 44. john huddy reports on the investigation. if you have small children in the room, this story contains graphic video. >> reporter: newly released video shows haunting images of the attackers opening fire in the airport as people scramble for their lives. in one shot, the gunman opens on point blank range. turkish officials say they were from russia and uzbekistan and we don't know whether they lived in turkey or traveled here, either together or separately from another country or countries. what we do know is they were intent on killing as many people as possible. turkish police rounded up at least 13 suspects in connection with the attack during raids overnight wednesday. officials say firearms and other

kevin corke live at the white house. thank you, kevin. >>> in america's election headquarters tonight, new democratic power couple. senator bernie sanders is now endorsing hillary clinton after failing to defeat her in the presidential primaries. but to many, today's announcement had the feeling of an arranged political marriage between two camps still not totally comfortable with each other. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the story tonight from new castle, new hampshire. >> reporter: this is not how the revolution was supposed to end. it took bernie sanders five weeks, but he finally endorsed hillary clinton in new hampshire. >> i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsing hillary clinton and why she must become our next president. >> reporter: bernie had vowed to campaign all the way to the convention, threatening to contest the outcome. he claimed the system was rigged. his tone, very different today than just weeks ago. >> i don't think that you are qualified, if you get $15

let's go to chief white house correspondent kevin corke in warsaw, poland. kevin, paint the picture how it all came down last night as the shooting began to develop? >> yeah, liz, good day to you from warsaw, poland. very interesting, josh earnet, the white house press secretary talked about how in-flight, the white house facebook page was updated with what had transpired unfortunately in texas, and here on the ground in warsaw, i was up well past 3:30 in the morning. the sun sort of peeks behind the clouds that time morning. really unusual to be here and see that as it all unfolded. we began to follow the tick tock along on twitter. i can also tell you that the president is here not just to talk about the relationships shared by the united states and other nato members, he had to take a break to address the devastating tragedy that did take place in texas. >> today, our focus is on the victims and their families. they're heart broken. the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, a tight-knit family, feels the loss to their core, and we're gr

>> kevin corke, thank you. >>> the man who shot president ronald reagan 35 years ago is being allowede a mental hospital and live full-time with his mother. a judge says john hinckley, jr. no longer must return to the washington, d.c. facility at regular intervals, as he's been required to do for more than a decade. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shooting that left president reagan and three others injured. doctors say he's no longer plagued by the mental illness that drove him to that crime. >>> the democrats' convention is not just about hillary clinton and bernie sanders and tim kaine. there is the next generation of democrats. we'll talk with one of the rising stars, texas congressman joaquin castro, when we come back. if you love crab and who doesn't then seize the day already. crabfest is back at red lobster with so many kinds of crab and the most crab dishes of the year. so dive into whatever floats your crab-loving boat. like crab lover's dream. crack open tender snow and king crab legs, and twirl creamy crab alfredo. or try the new alaska bairdi cra

>> kevin corke in warsaw.nk you. >>> a vote on gun control legislation in the wake of the orlando shooting has been delayed indefinitely. republican leaders postponed a vote today on an anti-terrorism package with the house speaker citing the need to get it right. democrats, furious with that decision, took to the house floor, delaying other business in the house. >>> the fbi director put to the test on capitol hill. did he pass? what did we learn? our panel weighs in, next. men. 80% try to eat healthy, yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's gummies. complete with key nutrients plus b vitamins to help convert food into fuel. one a day. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. mom

correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight. >> we're deeply concerned about the definition, and i have talked to moscow twice in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is talking about an agreement between moscow and damascus to conduct a, quote, large-scale humanitarian operation in syria, one that could displace hundreds of thousands of civilians, already caught in the cross fire in the fight against isis. >> it has the risk, if it is a ruse, of completely breaking apart the operation. >> translator: aleppo and the suburbs have ended up in a difficult situation and are nearly in a critical humanitarian situation. >> reporter: the united nations has expressed concern that the russians and assad regime using the operations to clear out the city for military purposes, a forced displacement, if you will, which some suggested would be a war crime. the white house is wary. >> we're taking a look at russia's announcement of the humanitarian corridors, but given their record on this, we're skeptical, to say the least. >> reporter: experts say when it comes

to kevin corke at the white house with the very latest. kevin?ave to tell you, sandra, you can't make this stuff up, right? we're talking about a sitting attorney general of the united states, a little relaxed, casual pow-wow get together with a former president who is married to the primary interest in the current probe. sounds like house of cards. we're talking about real life in 2016 involving the attorney general loretta lynch, former president bill clinton and 30 or more minute conversation. the subject is the ongoing probe surrounding his wife, the former secretary of state, hillary clinton, despite the optics which by all accounts were simply terrible, the white house is insisting even today that the process remains impartial. >> i can tell you that the white house and the president were not at all involved in that decision. what i do feel confident in telling you, even though i have not discussed with them is that he believes this matter should be handled without regard to applicablings and he believes -- politics and he believes this sho

joining us now, white house correspondent kevin corke live in warsaw with the very latest. kevin? >> reporter: good evening to you. the president really talked a great deal about the shootings in texas even more so than he talked about the reason he's here, the nato summit. he said that we've all been through a very tough week. he sort of echoed i felt like the vice president's words in today's weekly address when he said america really has to come together especially after what has clearly been a very tragic and tough week. the president also making a note that he wants this country to think about what it has been through. clearly so much to do. he also wants to take time for us to all heal.d suggestions the country was returning to sort of an era similar to that of the turbulent 1960s. >> as tough, as hard, as depressing as the loss of life was this week, we've got a foundation to build on. we just have to have confidence that we can build on those better angels of our nature. >> reporter: president also confirming that in cutting short his trip to europe he'll head to dallas la

>> kevin corke, live in the north lawn. kevin, thank you.eport over the wires just moments ago two more explosions hit the turkey parliament building in ankara. the turkish military on the move. these are the pictures we have been seeing seeing from ntv one of the turkish networks. have you been seeing this building popping up from time to time in the video that is the turkish parliament. and they are saying that at least two explosions, two bombs have hit the turkish parliament. also continuing german chancellor angela merkel saying democratic order must be respected in turkey. democratic order has to come back. a top pushingish official saying that the coup attempt appears to have been unsuccessful. although all the pictures we are getting out of turkey live seems like the action is still continuing who has the upper hand, we don't know. let's go back to ralph peters along with former state department official david tafuri who joins us from beirut. ralph, as you look at this and it's impact, can you put in perspective for somebody who does

i want to bring in kevin cork, white house correspondent. nited states saying, there cannot be any absolute security? i believe the president addressed this earlier. tell us. >> you're right on the money. it's very interesting because as you know, soft targets make the toughest opportunities not just for law enforcement but also make the toughest opportunities for the people who are unprotected. you're out in a mall, a restaurant. what are you going to do if a mad man or group of madmen decide to shoot up a building. earlier today the president did address what has happened thus far in germany and said, we continue to lend our support and our thoughts to the german people and because they're such a close ally we will continue to offer any support. but it was interesting. you may know this. today we were actually in a news conference with the president, alongside the leader of mexico, and during the news conference this story began to break and ironically the president was talking about what donald trump was saying last nights at the rnc about

. >> kevin corke, thank you. >>> that is it for our coverage tonight in your world. i'm sandra smith. "the five" is next. they'll have the latest on the attack in bangladesh. have a good night, everyone. >>> this is a fox news alert. isis claiming responsibility for yet another terror attack. this time, in bangladesh. a hostage situation is currently under way. nine armed men stormed a restaurant popular with foreigners. they were reportedly armed with guns and explosives. two officers were killed by the attackers, and of course, the world is on high alert following the attacks in turkey. this incident, another soft target. chief intelligence correspondent catherine heritage is here. >> thank you. as you mentioned, the claim of responsibility by isis by the media organization, they said isis commandos are responsible for attack at the restaurant at dhaka in bangladesh. eyewitness news heard them saying "allahu akbar" which translates as god as great as they took hostages in the bakery district of dabbinga. s.w.a.t. teams are preparing to move in on a restaurant. earl

at the white house, kevin cork, fox news. >>> sounds like fun body camera shows a police take down butologizing why they thought this man was dangerous. >>> targets an elderly woman even talking her walker. where what he says to her as he committed the crime. >> after disappointing birthday parties this boy had some help to make sure this year was not a repeat. how the police department made this a day he will never ever forget. >>> welcome back. live look at allentown. folks across the nation are celebrating this independence day but rain could force some party plans to change. we are tracking the conditions keeping you posted on these storms. >>> in ohio, authorities are now apologize to go muslim man after they wrongfully accused of him of having ties to isis. it all began when mow hotel clerk in avon, ohio called 911 saying this guy in a struggle here was pledging allegiance to isis while on the phone. police arrived they pinned him to the ground, handcuffed him, but they quickly real life the whole they know was a mistake and released him. here's what the police had to say after a

kevin corke live at the white house. thank you, kevin. >>> in america's election headquarters tonight, new democratic power couple. senator bernie sanders is now endorsing hillary clinton after failing to defeat her in the presidential primaries. but to many, today's announcement had the feeling of an arranged political marriage between two camps still not totally comfortable with each other. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the story tonight from new castle, new hampshire. >> reporter: this is not how the revolution was supposed to end. it took bernie sanders five weeks, but he finally endorsed hillary clinton in new hampshire. >> i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsing hillary clinton and why she must become our next president. >> reporter: bernie had vowed to campaign all the way to the convention, threatening to contest the outcome. he claimed the system was rigged. his tone, very different today than just weeks ago. >> i don't think that you are qualified, if you get $15

at the white house, kevin cork, fox news. >>> while on the beach you might want to think twice beforeing a sea gull some food. >> one jersey shore is cracking down and banning people on the beach from beating the bird. bill anderson is here to explain the fines you can face. report rot not just fines. you can go to jail. going to jail for feeding seagulls sounds over the top but that is the possible penalty in ocean city, new jersey. seagulls have become enough of a nuisance that the administration decided that severe penalties were necessary. with many in our area heading down to the jersey shore during the summer, seagulls are either viewed as a normal occurrence or a nuisance. but at least one shore town believes people feeding them have got to stop. >> we've had increasing number of complaints from families, many with small children, about birds diving at food that's not even sitting out in the open. that's scary experience for some folks. >> reporter: ocean city wildlife feeding ordinance isn't new but this week the mayor sent out a message telling people the law will now be stri

correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight. >> we're deeply concerned about the definition, and i have talked to moscow twice in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is talking about an agreement between moscow and damascus to conduct a, quote, large-scale humanitarian operation in syria, one that could displace hundreds of thousands of civilians, already caught in the cross fire in the fight against isis. >> it has the risk, if it is a ruse, of completely breaking apart the operation. >> translator: aleppo and the suburbs have ended up in a difficult situation and are nearly in a critical humanitarian situation. >> reporter: the united nations has expressed concern that the russians and assad regime using the operations to clear out the city for military purposes, a forced displacement, if you will, which some suggested would be a war crime. the white house is wary. >> we're taking a look at russia's announcement of the humanitarian corridors, but given their record on this, we're skeptical, to say the least. >> reporter: experts say when it comes

fox fosses kevin cork has been following the hacking investigation. >> reporter: it's the scandal thatcratic national convention wikileaks publishing more than 19,000 e-mails stolen from the party's national committee. a hack forcing florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz to step down as party chair after the messages implied the dnc favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders during the primary. moscow widely being blamed for the cyber espionage spokesman for vladimir putin says russia would never interfere foreign election. fbi currently investigating the hack and the issue was raised at a meeting between the countries top diplomats. >> before we draw any conclusions in terms of what happened or who is behind it, it's very important that whatever public information that's put out is based on fact. >> reporter: the leak now providing fresh fire for the presidential campaign. >> second clinton has made clear that she's going to stand up and have a firm, tough, resolute ultimately smart position towards dealing with russia. >> if it is russia, it's really bad for different reaso

thank you kevin corke in madrid. >>> an evacuation is lifted after a fast-moving brush fire forced thousands of people from their homes. the sage wild fire burning in santa claire ri that valley scorched more than 1,800 acres. firefighters worked to get it completely under control. we are live in the fox extreme weather center. how is it looking? >> well, we have cooler temperatures across southern california into the southwest and into portions of the rockies and the northern plains where we have high fire danger and a fire weather watch. red flag meaning that conditions are favorable for the starting of wild fires. the mass is certainly highlighted here. we are not going get a lot of moisture moving in. we have it moving into the northern plains. through the next couple of days nothing getting into the region where we most need it. the area seeing that, forecast rainfall across the northwest and northern plains but nothing in the foreseeable future for the southwest and california. the good news is we have cooler temperatures for this area. across california we are dealing with 60s as well

let's bring in kevin cork. he's live for us in washington. kevin, what do you know?reporter: hey, trace, good evening. nice to talk to you from washington tonight, where president obama is actually urging all the sides in turkey to support the democratically elected government of president erdogan. no real surprise there. as you probably have also heard tonight, the president did meet with his national security team, and he also called secretary of state john kerry. and in a readout of that call the white house is saying tonight, "the president and secretary agreed that all parties in turkey should support the democratically elected government of turkey. they should show restraint and avoid any violence or bloodshed. of course as you've been reporting throughout the night there have been a number of reports that dozens have been killed in the ongoing unrest in turkey. meanwhile, demonstrators outside the white house this evening gathered mostly in support of president erdogan although there was a healthy number of them who were also protesting him but all very peacef

. >> we're going to have more on the remarks with kevin cork, who is traveling with the president on this nato trip. >>> the attack against dallas police officers and the deadly incidents in baton rouge and minnesota could really force donald trump and hillary clinton to navigate race, law enforcement and violence in ways that are far more complex than just calling for more gun control and getting rid of bad cops. all this may have a big impact on the presidential contest, both mrs. clinton and mr. trump canceling most event on friday following the shootings in dallas, both responding with big concerns about the current climate of frustration, fear and outrage about the violence. here's mrs. clinton yesterday. >> i will call for white people like myself to put ourselves in the shoes of those african-amer families who fear every time their children go somewhere. who have to have the talk about you know, how to really protect themselves when they're the ones who should be expecting protection from encounters with the police. >> trump taking a more sober tone by saying iing the dallas s

kevin corke from washington. kevin? >> reporter: shep, good evening to you.d in solidarity and partnership with france, our oldest ally, as they respond to and recover from this attack. those are the words tonight from president obama, and the white house reaction to the devastating attack on the french people in nice. now, that official white house statement continues, and i'm reading now, on this bastille day we are reminded of the extraordinary resilience and democratic values that have made france an inspiration to the entire world, and we know the character of the french republic will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life. also tonight, shep, we have heard from the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. she issued a statement saying that the justice department has reached out to their french counterparts to offer assistance. and just to add, essentially the president was notified almost immediately in realtime when events like this happen. i talked to an official who told me today the way the infrastructure is set up,

kevin corke asking press secretary josh earnest if they'll light the white house in blue.r anything but american. >> has there been any consideration or thought given to lighting the white house in blue in honor of law enforcement? >> i don't have much to say about potential consideration, i can tell you that's not something we plan to do at this point. >> it's not something that the president has made a move on yet? >> kevin, i think it's appropriate for people to conclude that the president has chosen to acknowledge this loss and to pay tribute to these heroes. in a variety of other ways. >> all right. i just love this, rocky's biggest fan may be his smallest. a toddler works up the sweat by imitating rocky ii in a video that's going viral. little charlie is seen copies everything move of rocky balboa's move as the movie plays in front of him. his dad says his son takes the workouts very seriously and has been training like this for the past year. isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen? >> it's so perfect i thought it might be an animated baby. a real kid. >>> if y

with the president is kevin corke. what do you think we'll hear from the president today? >> reporter: you're right on the money about some of the things that you just laid out. he'll talk about a great deal about the fact that he's here for the nato summit, a number of issues including the fact that the president announced this week there would be a thousand american troops rotating in and out of right here in poland as sort of an eastern mark against an increasingly aggressive russia. certainly, he's also expected to talk about the dallas shooting and maybe more broadly race relations and we suspect he might even talk about gun control. of course, all on the heals of this devastating night in dallas where five officers were killed and another seven wounded. it's important to point out that the white house has been looking at this very carefully. meaning, they are trying to figure out the proper messaging, especially on the heals of what happened. the president calling it despicable and vicious, even. and that message was echoed by vice president joe biden today in the we

correspondent kevin cork's at the white house f the administration's response to this attack.ut we begin with correspondent benjamin hall with the latest on bangladesh coming to us from london. good evening, benjamin. >> yeah, good evening, bret. even before i

kevin cork traveling with the president in madrid spain, covering the president's comments on the dallas shooting, hi, kevin. >> good day to you, my friend and the president we all figured would be making his way to texas as soon as possible. we do now know that that will be tuesday and he's expected to deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service for one of the fallen five officers in dallas, this trip was supposed to be partially for nato, a trip to spain, a place that the president has never been. he did meet with the president of spain, he did meet with the active prime minister. but everything was clearly overshadowed by what's taking place here in the united states. the president did make his way here, once he got here, he did make some visits as he was expected to, he did meet with american service personnel, but everything has been overshadowed by the violent attack on the police officers in dallas, texas. when you think back to what happened in dallas, that really cast a pal over the visit. the president said, listen, protesting is fine, but you should never let the tone of

kevin corke has that story from the white house. >> reporter: the late nest a strange of attacks in germany carried out by refugees. sunday's bombing perpetrated by a 27-year-old syrian who had been denied asylum in the country a year ago. hours earlier, another refugee killed a co-worker and injured two others in a knife attack. those incidents coming after a week after a knife attack. the obama administration continues to admit syrian refugees at an accelerated pace. more than 1500 refugees have been admitted since the beginning of july. and a total of more than 6900 since last october, according to the state department's refugee processing center. >> almost every single person being considered for refugee status is seen violence in their country. the united states has a responsibility to step up and respond to the call. >> extreme vetting, tough word. extreme vetting. >> reporter: donald trump says what's happening in germany could happen here. and if elected, he intends to stop it. >> if a person can't prove what they have to prove, they're not coming in. >> one word describes this, inv

of the white house, kevin cork, fox news. >>> the juno spacecraft -- craft has been orbiting for a couple of days and we talk about how the mission is going and what it was like when years of planning and research became a reality. >>> ktvu news, complete bay area coverage. >>> the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy good. will -- nasa has already landed a rover on the surface of mars and now it is studying the largest planet jupiter by orbiting with a special spacecraft, this came into orbit on monday wowing scientists and fans alike. it is strange to think that it took five years to get here but when we look in the sky tonight you can see. >> if it's not covered in the fog if you look up you will see jupiter's bright shine. there is a group taking a much different look at jupiter and standing by we have the project scientist with the nasa juno mission to jupiter and thank you for joining us from this jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena. >> my pleasure. >> this was in orbit for

he's going to visit dallas early next week and kevin cork is traveling with the president and is livetood that the president called the texas governor to offer his condolences. >> reporter: yeah, you're right on that. we just learned that not very long ago before i came out here that the president did take the opportunity to call the governor of the great state of texas and not only express his condolences on behalf of the american people but also to pledge support moving forward. as you have point out the president trying to bring together the nation in the wake of the devastating shootings on dallas, texas on thursday. that became the headline even though we are more than 5,400 miles away from texas, that was the headline here at the summit and the president is saying now is the time for the country to come together. in fact, it's the third time today that he addressed the shooting in texas, third time since he has been here overseas. he called on all americans to reject the politics of division and hate. >> there is sorrow, there is anger, there is confusion about next steps, but t

fox news white house correspondent kevin corke asked about it today. >> has there been any considerationt given to lighting the white house in blue in honor of law enforcement? >> i don't have much to say about potential consideration. can i tell you that is not something we plan to do at this point. >> for the record, i believe that bathing the white house in blue would be a noble thing to do. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. inincredible story out of georgia poetry contest by using profanity and white privilege. miller on who he wants to see in the vice presidential arena. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made

first to kevin corke at the white house with the latest. kevin? >> reporter: hey, stuart, good afternoon. you're right. part of a concerted effort by the white house to show support for law enforcement in the wake of those deadly shootings we've been talking about a great deal. the president has made a number of comments, as you know, from a number of different datelines in poland and spain, in dallas and even here at the white house. and now there's this letter that the president has written directly to the law enforcement community. i want to share part of it for the folks who are watching at home. i think you'll find it interesting some of the ideas that the president is espousing. we actually have heard some of that on the gop convention floor this week in cleveland. i want to share at least a couple of them with you. number one, as you continue to defend it, this again is part of the president's letter, with quiet dignity, we proclaim loudly our appreciation for the acts of service you perform as part of your daily routine. we will get throug

. >> we have time for a few questions, starting with kevin cork. >> thank you, mr. president. wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee. and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia, how do you counterbalance what was clearly an appealing message to many working class americans? and i wanted to drill down also on his comments about the wall. he said once again there's a need for a wall. i ask that question, because you and i know that the united states spends tens of millions of dollars on a barrier between our two countries already. so i'm wondering, where does mr. trump have it wrong as far as a need for a wall. and you also may know, sir, that your approval ratings are historically high. congrats on that. yet your long track, about two-thirds of americans say we're on a wrong track. can you sort of square that disconnect? is that fair to say that's an indictment of your presidency. mr. president, thank you for coming. you kind of touched on this.

. >> we have time for a few questions starting with kevin corke. >> thank you, mr.sident. >> yeah. >> wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee. and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia, how do you counterbalance what was clearly an appealing message to many working class americans? and i wanted to drill down also on his comments about the wall. he said once again there's a need for a wall, and i ask that question because you and i know that the united states spends tens of millions of dollars on a barrier between our two countries already, so i'm wondering where does mr. trump have it wrong as far as the need for a wall? and you may also know, sir, that your approval ratings are historically high. congrats on that. and yet your right track/wrong track are, about two-thirds of americans still say we're on a wrong track. can you sort of square that disconnect? is that fair to say that's an indictment of your presidency? and, mr. preside

. >> okay, we've got time for a few questions, starting with kevin cork. >> thank you, mr. president. >> yeah. >> wondering if you had a chance to take in the rnc last night, get your reaction to the comments made by the republican presidential nominee, and specifically, how do you counterbalance as we look ahead to philadelphia, how do you counterbalance what was clearly an appealing message to many working class americans. and i wanted to drill down also on his comments about the wall. he said once again there's a need for a wall, and sky that question because you and i know that the united states spends tens of millions of dollars on a barrier between our two countries already. i'm wondering, where does mr. trump have it wrong as far as a need for a wall? and you may also know, sir, that your approval ratings are historically high, congrats on that, and yet your right track/wrong track, about two-thirds say we're on a wrong track. can you square that disconnect. is that fair to say that's an indictment of your presidency? and mr. president, thank you for coming. two simp

. >> kevin cork live at the white house. thanks. >>> britain's decision to go to war with iraq came from flawed intelligence, lack of foresight and inadequate planning. that's the new report that places much of the blaine on tony blair. it stopped short saying whether the invasion was legal and did not accuse the former prime minister of deliberately misleading the public. >>> problems continue to plague the v.a. tonight, correspondent rich edson looks at the issues and what's being done, if anything, to right the wrongs. >> reporter: america's military veterans deserve much better. that's the conclusion of a congressional commission on health care at the department of veterans affairs. despite efforts to reform the health system, the commission found many profound deficiencies and it requires urgent reform. the report determined although care dlelivered by v.a. is in many ways better than in the private sector, it is inconsistent and can be compromised by problems with service, access and poorly operating processes. >> ther

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let's go to kevin corke, live at the white house. has the president been briefed? >> reporter: he certainly has been briefed on the situation. ironically, as this was beginning to unfold, secretary of homeland security jeh johnson was in the east room. in fact we were in the midst of the press conference with the president of mexico shortly thereafter. both gentlemen were apprised of the statement. we have a statement from the white house and we got this from matthew dean, our justice department producer. he says jeh johnson has been made aware of the situation and briefed as it continues to unfold. he is en route to philadelphia to inspect security operations in advance of the dnc. and i share that for a couple of reasons. obviously a circumstance like this, when we're talking about soft target terrorism, is a major concern for the white house and for the entire administration. keep in mind, law enforcement here in the states has been very active in trying to prevent similar circumstances that we've seen unfortunately play out in paris and in munich and madrid and

kevin corke, thank you very much. about how the president does talk about gun control. but you know, it seems like that is the president's default when it is politically inconvenient to talk about the root cause, whether it is islamic extremism or police hate, it's gun control. >> like chicago when a city like chicago is falling apart because of violence. >> indeed. meanwhile, details continue to break in the shooting down in dallas overnight. we're expecting a press conference in the next hour. we're live with that. plus newt gingrich on the other side of a quick time-out. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve

kevin corke reports the president will talk about the ongoing strategy and will discuss troop levels to leave additional u.s. forces in afghanistan above the level previously planned. there was a plan by the start of next year to reduce the level to 5500. currently there is 9800. apparently a lot of generals and diplomats to forget about that idea, warning it could undermine the fight against afghan taliban and elements of al qaeda in that country. we'll see what he says. coming up in a matter of eight minutes on the schedule. 10:25 eastern time from the white house. martha: we're also just getting word this morning that attorney general lynch will testify before the house judiciary committee. that is going to happen on july the 12th. fbi director james comey as we brought you last hour he will testify before the oversight committee. that happens tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., which we will of course bring you here live on "america's newsroom." so all of this comes after james comey found that clinton and her team were negligent in handling classified information but they did not recommend

. >> kevin corke, thank you, we want to beic in maria bartiromo.lot more coming down the pike, because loretta lynch attorney general will testify on tuesday. the how judiciary committee is going to hear her testimony about hillary clinton's e-mails. what we are looking at on "sunday morning futures" in the next hour is the total breakdown in the rule of laws you've got executive orders, potential lying to congress. what happened to the rule of law? we want to look from 30,000 feet, but also on the local level. as well as jim castro, former director of the fbi, get their take on it. >> that's the basic thing we have in this country. only reason there's so much foreign investment is because the rest of the world trusts or justice. when the rest -- >> frankly we need leadership. whether it's about the e-mail scandal for hillary clinton or whether it's about police shootings, we need someone to bring us together, and we're not seeing that kind of leadership overriding leadership to empower americans to work together the way some people would like. >>