>> kristen fisher live in d.c.thanks. >>> donald trump taking his presidential campaign overseas. the republican frontrunner is visiting his golf course in scotland that is hosting the british wecht's open. -- women's open. >> the tour has asked me to be here, the world has asked me to be here. illegal immigration in the united states is a huge subject and i brought it to the floor and everybody is thanking me for it. i think that's one of the reasons -- i think that's one of the reasons i became number one in the polls. >> trump is still on top ahead of next week's debate. a new poll gives him 26% of the vote. scott walker second with 14%, jeb bush third with 10%. >>> that's not sitting well with karl rove. the former senior white house adviser says he should be statewide right now. >> whether or not he keeps this is going to depend on the quality of a campaign. that's why we have an election. people come and go, everybody's had their moment thus far. whether or not he's going to be able to hold on to it will be d

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you know it's from senator ted cruz and kristen fisher is in washington with the very latest details on this. >> reporter: the senate is going to start voting in about three hours and on table are two procedural votes on amendments to the highway bill first up a vote to fully repeal obamacare. that's not expected to get the 60 votes to move forward and next up this is what everyone is going to be watching today, is a vote on the reauthorization of the export/import bank. it's a kwauz government bank that helps u.s. firms do business overseas and its future is really what's at stake today. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he opposes to the bank but he's allowing this procedural vote today to reauthorize the bake because he believes it's the only way to guarantee passage of this highway bill. now that has infuriated senate conservatives. in fact, senator ted cruz went so far as to call his leader a liar on the senate floor on friday. >> for the majority leader to look a senator in the eyes and to look every republican senator in the eye and to say there is no deal wh

. >> kristen fisher is live in washington. what was voted on today? >> reporter: the first vote was for a full repeal of obamacare. it didn't pass. that was no surprise. the second vote, a big one was a vote to reauthorize the export/kbort bank the official credit agency of the u.s. government. it offers loans to u.s. businesses to sell products overseas. and today it did pass, 67-26. here's the republican majority leader making his case fold by the democratic minority leader. listen. >> the export/import bank is a new deal relic that outlived any usefulness hit. if a project is worthy private banks will step in to finance it. and if it's not worthy, we should definitely not be financing it by putting american taxpayers on the hook. >> vote for that bank is a vote for jobs, healthy economy and prosperity to american families. conversely, a vote against re-authorization is nothing more than shameless attempt to garner the affection of the koch brothers. >> strong words on both sides. now remember these are strictly procedural votes not votes to actuall

kristen fisher is live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the new york stockkck exchange united airlines says there is no evidence it is a cyberattack. united airlines grounded all flights for over an hour due to a computer problem. it caused major delays and cancellations, the effects of which can still be felt today. then the wall street journal's website went down and then the new york stock exchange shut down for nearly three hours because of a technical outage. president obama was briefed on what was happening, but yesterday the white house spokesman said there was no evidence the events were connected or in any way malicious. listen. >> there is no indication that malicious actors were involved in the technology issues. >> the same goes for united airlines and new york stock exchange. united blamed it on a router yirn issue, the second time flights were delayed due to a computer glitch. and the stock exchange blamed it not on a cyberbreach. but some security analysts aren't so sure. >> i would love to know what kind of computer glitch

correspondent kristen fisher has tonight's story which contains graphic images you may find disturbing. >> reporter: this is undercover video of a meeting between a planned parenthood vice president and two people posing as fetal tissue buyers. listen as the vice president explains why any potential contract between the two parties should be done in the name of research and not a quote business venture. >> reporter: the planned parenthood executive also discusses payment rather than one flat fee for each aborted fetus, she agrees to price it body part by body part. >> reporter: the director of priests for life father frank pavone said "in order to sell baby body parts there first has to be a baby. it's time for those who have been denying that fact to admit it and for those who have been admitting it only in private to admit anytime public as well." this is the fourth video released by the center for medical progress. in tuesday a court in california banned the group from releasing any footage of three high-ranking members of a company that provide aborted fetal tissue to researchers.

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kristen fisher is live with more. >> the clinton came pain is well known for its ability to keep the press at bay. but this takes it to a whole new level. this wasn't any rope line. this was a moving rope line that kept the press away from the candidate as she walked in a fourth of july parade. they brought out the rope because they were afraid the press pack would block the view of the parade. they caused the use of the rope line a sad joke that's insulting. ted cruz announced today that his campaign campaigned with the super pac have raised more than $51 million in less than four months. it puts him in the top tier of republican candidates in terms of fund-raising. cruz was on one of the sunday morning shows talking about same-sex marriages. listen. >> it is profoundly troubling when you have supreme court justices not following their judicial oath and taking the role of policymakers and legislators rather than being judges. >> one of his opponents chris christie closely disagreed with that propose. citing what they would do in new jersey as an alternative >> we appoint our justice

kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest on the voting. >> what the senate is voting on are the amendments to the highway bill. the first vote was on a fuel repeal of the 0 bam mayor care. it did not pass. if second vote and this is what everyone is watching today is a vote on whether or not to reauthorize the export/import, the official export credit agency of the u.s. government basically offering loans to u.s. businesses to sell products overseas. right now as you can see the senate is still voting on it. but earlier let's take a listen to some of the debate on the senate floor from about an hour ago on both sides. >> the expert/import bank is a new deal relic that's outlived any usefulness it might have had. if the project is worthy the private banks will step in to finance it. and if it's not worthy we should deaf dmatly no bt producing it by putting the american taxpayers on the hook. >> congress a vote against reauthorization is nothing more than a shameless attempt to garner the affection of the koch brothers. >> so a vote on that amendment is expected any moment now

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kristen fisher has more on pollard's potential release. >> reporter: this is one of the biggest, most sensational espionage cases in modern american history. now jonathan pollard could be released from prison in just three months. the former u.s. intelligence analyst was sentenced to life in prison back in the mid '80s for selling classified information to israel. yesterday the justice department said he's eligible for mandatory parole in november. the 30th anniversary of his arrest. his imprisonment has been a decade long sore spot in u.s.-israeli relations and his release routine low been brought up as a bargaining chip. here is what the white house said about him during the negotiations last year. >> the reason that the release of pollard is on the table is because this is something that the israeli government regularly raises with the u.s. government. it is still true that the president has not made any sort of decisions about mr. policy regard. >> reporter: now administration says the potential release is no way political. yesterday it was said there is absolutely zero linkage be

kristen fisher is following the story from right here in washington. >> the senate will convene in just one hour and on the table are two procedural votes on amendments to the highway bill. first up a vote to fully repeal obamacare. that's not expected to get the 60 votes to move forward. next up with a vote on the reauthorization of the exprt -- import bank. the official credit agency of the u.s. government. it offers loans to u.s. businesses to sell products overseas. supporters say it is essential for keeping u.s. firms competitive in the global market. but conservative critics argue these companies should stand and fall on their own merit. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is one of those critics. he openly said he opposes the bank but he's allowing this procedural vote today to reauthorize the bank because he believes it's the only way to guarantee passage of this highway bill. well that has infuriated senate conservatives. in fact senator ted cruz went so far as to call his leader a liar on the senate floor on friday. listen. >> i stood up and i asked the majority leader

chris kristen fisher is in the middle of it all on constitution avenue. you know what it started off a very rainy morning. now the sun is out and the rain has not stopped thousands of people from coming down here taking part in the national independence day parade. this parade has been going on two hours now and no sign of stopping. it starts on 7th street. they traveled ten blocks down constitution avenue. you can see it's a lot of firefighters. lots of law enforcement, military personnel, and a ton of drum corps and bands from across the country organized for this parade to have a band from all 50 states. that's really important. they want to represent the entire united states at this national independence day parade and there have been so many concerns about security and what not but standing here it feels like any other fourth of july parade. you do want to take time getting here. there are some crowds. not too different from any other fourth of july. now of the thousands of people here i found one family that looks incredibly patriotic from florida.

kristen fisher is live from washington with the latest.a to shining sea, it seems like we're under threat. >> no kidding. this man was an isis sympathizer who was planning attacks on u.s. soil, yesterday he was charged with plotting to detonate a backpack with nails. he was posting status updates promoting isis. that's how they caught him. this comes on the same day that another isis sympathizer, 37-year-old leon nathan davis was sentenced ton prison for supporting isis. giuliani said we're past the lone wolf. it's a pack of wolves. >> this is no longer about electronic surveillance, international intelligence. this is about hard-nosed local policing. those 800,000 local policemen have to become the eyes and ears of the fbi. >> there's a concern about a surge of syrian refugees. nearly 900 have been moved to the u.s. alone. lawmakers are worried the u.s. government isn't able to properly track and vet all of them. back to you in new york. >>> it's getting overwhelming. thanks so much. >>> it's amazing, as long as we leave them to raqqa to

. >> kristen fisher is live in washington with the very latest on this.ion are not republicans or even critics of clinton. they are independent inspector generals nonpartisan umpires and two are now asking the justice department to investigate if clinton illegally transferred information to that personal server. one has told congress he has found four emails containing classified information. none were officially marked as classified. still, house speaker john boehner said, quote: her poor judgment has undermined national security. time to do the right thing. here is how the former secretary of state addressed these allegations yesterday in new york city. >> maybe the heat is getting to it everybody. [ laughter ] we all have a responsibility to get this right i have released a 5,000 majors -- pages of emails. i have said repeatedly i will answer questions before the house committee. >> now the chairman of that house committee has asked clinton to turn over that private server to an independent party. so far clinton has declined to do that today she will b

martha: kristin fisher live in washington with more. kristen, what is exactly congressman chaffetz accusing koskinen of? >> reporter: he is accuses him of repeatedly obstructed investigations. by failing to testify truthfully failing to comply with subpoenas and failing to preserve more than 20,000 emails that pertain to the irs probe. at best koskinen was derelict in his duties and at worse he participated in organized plan to obstruct congress. he asked president the fire the irs commissioner after just over two years on the job. >> it's time for the president to remove mr. koskinen as the irs commissioner. it is imperative that this committee pursue all costtutional remedies. that may include contempt and it may even include impeachment of mr. koskinen. >> reporter: president obama refuses to fire him chaffetz is saying congress will take matters into their own hands that would include potential contempt proceedings or even impeachment. martha. martha: there is a lot of back and forth difficult to discern. servers that existed and different

kristen fisher is live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the new york stockkck exchange united airlines says there is no evidence it is a cyberattack. united airlines grounded all flights for over an hour due to a computer problem. it caused major delays and cancellations, the effects of which can still be felt today. then the wall street journal's website went down and then the new york stock exchange shut down for nearly three hours because of a technical outage. president obama was briefed on what was happening, but