kristin. >> let's take a closer look at what exactly is causing so many migrants and their families to flee central america and the numbers tell you everything you need to know. of the roughly 32,000 unaccompanied children that crossed the border over 1600 from guatemala, honduras, el salvador. migrants with children, 59,000 families and once again, over half of that are from guatemala followed by honduras, el salvador and mexico. joining me now is genevieve wood the senior communications advisor with the heritage foundation. genevieve, yeah, the numbers speak for themselves. el salvador has a homicide way 80 per 100 inhabitants and the poverty rate. no wonder they want to leave. >> and the triangle by mexico, honduras-- and this is why they're in the bad rate. if you look under the obama administration, what did we do. we cut the defendant of defense and part of the funding cut there was money used to go into those countries, into mexico, and try to fight off the drug wars, so we're seeing no

kristin: a better run. thank you for your time.and: stick around for "fox news sunday" right after a show. chris wallace with an exclusive interview deal with houseplant security chairman michael mccaul. they will talk about the upcoming house vote on immigration and now there is a lot to discuss. heading to south carolina ahead of the runoff primary. governor henry the master faces john warren and the white house is pulling out all the stops. vice president mike pence dumped mixmaster this weekend. >> i just might you we need four more years of henry mcmaster for south carolina in america. >> joining us now, nice to see you, sir. we appreciate you taking a moment this busy schedule. if we looked at the primary results from last week, there is a majority of republicans when we add everybody up who did not vote for you, which is unusual. you have the endorsement in the state that the president is also popular. the question is why is this even a race do you think? >> well, when you have five people in the primary i'm usually no one g

when ron it did that, he hired kristin and i to go out and beat . project di santa barbara is an amazing and beautiful place. >> when you went to the top of the mountain and solve the ranch for the first time what did you think? is lessis amazing it than 1500 square feet with no president -- theat. humility of president reagan is amazing. it is a pretty amazing place to get a perspective of who he is. >> you have three children, what are their ages? and 16.4, it has been fun for us as our kids have become very engaged in the political process. >> you are from virginia? a native? >> board and raised in virginia beach. >> walk us through the art of your career. how did it start? >> i was very fortunate. it shaped my character and my faith. [indiscernible] a lot of people in washington like to believe we are in charge. back, i do not think i could've foreseen chance to work with somebody like that. i had no previous hill experience. then to be introduced to mike pence. i think it is something that is not really plotted or planned. >> having been a sena

watch this kristin.crats say this head tax doesn't work chicago democrat mayor ram emmanuel said don't do it it's a jobs it will destroy jobs and create homelessness your reaction? >> the head tax would have hurt over 500 of seattle's largest employers it punishes companies for employing the city's residents. boeing alone employs over 80,000 people in the seattle area and could have been slapped with a head tax bill totaling tens of millions of dollars and of course the city council said they wanted to use the tax revenue to expand welfare programs for homeless people, but last year alone, seattle spent over $50 million trying to solve its homeless crisis that's over $16,000 per homeless person , and what do they have to show for it? more homeless people this year than they had last year, when you tax something, you get less of it and in this case jobs, when you subsidize something you get more of it homeless people. so seattle, the city council made the right decision here. liz: wendy your reaction to w

at a liaison and maybe kristin and brenda together. i'm not sure how you're proposing to do that, but we're going to have a chance to talk with them about any ideas that you want to flow into the work plan. >> do you have a question? >> so regarding the expenditures, the bond fund expenditures audit, i thought that we had agreed not to do two of the same bond. so you did two of the parks bond, right? didn't we have a conversation about trying to spread it out a little bit? >> no, we did. and actually, the last -- in setting this current fiscal year's work plan, the three that were identified were actually 2008 parks, 2012 parks, 2014 eser, and the other one was the affordable housing. soe did try to spread in terms of the different, we just wanted to -- because we wanted to touch on all of the active bond funds, we did 2008 and 2012 at the same time, but we'll be issuing two different memos for them. >> just for the benefit of the other members, this is kind of a very -- you've seen this before. we usually do it. this is another opport

the president, as kristin said, has been notified. we're going to bring in bill daley, former fbi investigator. bill, you are joining us now. >> good to be here. >> kimberly: we have covered a lot of cases over the past 12 years together. what strikes you from this particular crime scene and investigation? >> so far, there is very little to go on. this person decided to shoot from the outside, gaining entry or continuing to shoot from the outside. the big question will be whether this was a very personally motivated issue, meaning and one-on-one type of incident where he had an issue with a person inside. or was it the organization as a whole? if we find out he did not go in and look for individuals, than it would it could be something against the organization. we are not too sure what is in this person's mind that at all to even suggest at this point a true motive. some of those things start to ring out to us. i think obviously some of the things, kimberly, you have covered before. investigators are going to start to quickly, i guess

kristin fisher is following the timeline of eventss. >> reporter: it started with a blistering op-ed from laura bush who wrote in the washington post the 0-tolerance policies cruel, immoral and breaks my heart. donald trump says he doesn't like it either but doesn't have a choice because democrats haven't worked with him on immigration reform and argues he is enforcing immigration laws that are already on the books. change the laws he said twice on twitter. a few hours later another former first lady, hillary clinton said there is no law, only a trump administration policy that the president could change tomorrow. >> this is not happening because of the, quote, democrats law as the white house claimed. separating families is not mandated by law at all. that is an outright lie. >> reporter: by midmorning the atty. gen. and homeland security secondary kristin nielsen defending the policy. >> we do not have the luxury of pretending all individuals coming to this country as a family unit are in fact a family. >> reporter: secondary nielsen sites a 314% increase in adults and children arr

kristin come another day, another controversy. >> another day, another controversy. you said it best, the big revelation today was that former british spy christopher steele visited the state department just one month before the election and briefed officials there about his work on that now infamous anti-trump dossier. it all came out in this exchange between the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, republican richard burke, and victoria nuland, who is a former assistant secretary of state from the obama administration. >> based upon our review of the visitor logs of the state department, mr. steele visited the state department briefing of angels on a dossier in october of 2016. did you have any role in that briefing? >> i did not. i actively chose not to be part of that briefing. >> but you were aware of the briefing? >> i was not aware of it until afterwards. >> her testimony also raised new questions about when the fbi turned its attention to where the trump campaign and russian involvement in the 2016 election. officially, the fbi opened its case on ju

jillian: monday june 18th, fighting irresponsible media, kristin nileson railing against reporting of immigration, border battle that's taking shape in washington today. rob: hours from now doj watchdog and head of fbi will likely face angry lawmakers in what could be a heated senate hearing and now antitrump fbi agent peter strzok says he is ready to break his silence. jillian: soldier ret home surprising girlfriend in baseball but that's n the only surprise he had planned. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: 5:01 a.m. in the east coast. it's going to be a hot one from what i heard. jillian: high 90's. rob: we are ready for it. we are in the ac, we will be okay, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele. rob: doj inspector general and fbi director will likely be grilled over the clinton e-mail probe later today. >> and now antitrump fbi agent peter strzok says he's ready to testify too. griff jenkins live in waubdz as house lawmakers demand more documents on the probe, what's the latest, griff? >> good morning,

kristin ayres asked took them evidence they have had for years. >> i lost a part of me and it hurt so bad. >> reporter: this is not how life was imagined. this month marks three years since a driver came barreling down this street near this corner in east oakland. >> he left the stop sign. he pushed on his gas and he came right towards us. >> reporter: mckenna was in the driver's seat of her parked car. the impact shut to the car door on her legs. the driver >> my foot was only twisted around. >> what was going through my mind was i was going to lose my leg. >> reporter: instead, she lost her legs. >> they were both gone. >> when i woke up, i left because i made it. >> reporter: while she was in surgery, her mother, sylvia was on a mission. >> something struck inside of me like a lioness. i had to get to the scene and find out what happened to my baby. >> reporter: she was searching the streets for the blue bmw that hit mckenna and she said that night she found it in a neighbor's driveway, scraped and damaged. >> paint and blood was on the car. >> reporter: oakland police towed the ca

when ron did that come he hired did that, he hired kristin and i to lead the project. we were newlyweds and we drove across the country and our green honda accord. santa barbara is a pretty amazing place. we launched a project and began building a project to bring college students there. it is successful today. reporter: when you went to the top of the mountain and saw the ranch for the first time, what did you think? marc: it is less than 15 hundred square feet with no central air, no central heat. the humility of president reagan is pretty amazing. that here was a guy who tried to get away from washington, he really got away. he'd spent most of his august there. the western white house. it is a pretty amazing place to get a perspective into the character of who he is. steve: that stands for -- ranch in the sky? ranch in the sky. steve: you have three children to what other ages? marc: 16, 14, 10. boy, boy, girl. steve: what do they think of what their dad does? marc: i think our kids have become engaged in the political process and follow what is happening politicall

we have team coverage today, kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by km jong chol. catherine herridge looking at the mccabe development center secret memo. mac thin in chicago talking with those looking for presidential pardon but we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry on the controversial tariffs. >> >> these tariffs start hitting some key us allies in less than an hour. the pres. extended the deadline a month to work on fairer deals for americans in his words but in the case of canada the trade web just went home, the pres. said he's moving forward, tariffs 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum imports from canada, mexico and the european union. despite being are we are hearing around the world the president accolades are noting this amounts to a fraction of 1% of the economy of these various countries but they are lashing out anyway. mexico said it would target us ag exports, canada announced $16 billion in new tariffs on various us goods. the anger may be as strong for the president and his own party, senior republicans on the hill, outgoing speaker p

kristin thompson took exception with that was called for a run foul and ejection -- ejected from the game. >> we played each other every june the last four games. now we got eighth championship on the line and both folks wanted so badly. >> we are very familiar with each other for the last four years now. so i guess it's kind of part of the game. in the end of the day, it's a bunch of nothing. >> reporter: the warriors were heavy favorites. we could be in store for a very exciting and emotional week and a half ahead. in oakland, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. game two is sunday, 5 pm at oracle. game three and four our next wednesday and friday in cleveland. games five, six, and maybe game seven if necessary would be in the second week of june. those games that will alternate between oakland and cleveland. >>> time is now 4:06. we now know more about how a 75- year-old woman whose body was found in the stairwell at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital 10 days after she left a residential care facility for the day. we now know more about her. the san francisco sheriff's

charles: kristin, i think this is horrible for the side hustle, right?] you've got over 30% of folks 18-29 doing something with the gig economy, trying to make ends meet. that makes all the different in the world, people sell things on ebay, and this is hurting them more than it's helping any of these larger names. >> oh, yeah. squash is the hustlers and the little guys. but to add to what gillian said, you know, these revenue-hungry state officials probably think that more revenue will alleviate the need for them to get their financial house in order, but they couldn't be more wrong. in fiscal year 2017 33 states faced budget shortfalls despite the fact that most states saw an increase in revenue collection. that's because when states collect more revenue, they spend more. charles: all governments, including federal. you mentioned congress. a lot of people are asking congress to set up some rules of the road because south dakota, their parameters are, i think, $100,000 in sales or 200 transactions, that was the threshold before the tax applied. should t

kristin fisher is tracking everything tonight, breaking down what we are learning, about the u.s.-north korea new relationship, and the new relationship of of the preside. >> president trump has already litary off guard by announcingan that he agreed to and the joint military exercis he called tonight, and an interview with bret baier, he made clear they would not be second surprise, he would not be drawing down the number of u.s. troops in south korea. >> i would love to get the military out soon as we c because it costs aot of money, a lot of moneyor us. we have 32,000 soldiers and soutrea. i would like to get them home. i would like to. it is not on the table right now. >> what was on the table where those joint military exercises, which are now on hold. >> we will be stopping war games, which will save us a tremendous amount ofoney. >> president trump says not only are they expensive, they are also provocative. it's a loaded term that has been used for years by the north koreans and the u.s. has always rejected it. for senate minority leader, chuck schumer, says president's us

kristin fisher, thank you for that report from annapolis.. >> absolutely. >> tucker: thanks.before we went to the press conference, we told you about a political development that is reshaping the ideological landscape on the left. parts of the progressive branch have been arguing for months now that we abolish i.c.e., although it has not been in mainstreamm among democrats but it is. abolish i.c.e. democrats are now saying that in growing numbers. this is the codirector of the immigrant justice clinic at northeastern university and i think he agrees to that sentiment, so we wanted to talk to him about that. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me, tucker. >> tucker: as a set of a script at the beginning of the show, this is not something that i have taken seriously, that i think most people watching have taken seriously, abolish i.c.e. now we have an obligation to take it seriously. so i'd like to ask you what it would mean. i.c.e. arrests many thousands of illegal aliens in our country who have committed felonies and been convicted of them every year. if the

>> shannon: kristin, we'll debate that in the next half-hour. thank you very much. tomorrow, president trump will meet with house republicans to discuss their new immigration proposals, as the calls for congress to get something done are heating up. peter doocy is here live to break down what happened on capitol hill. >> shannon, president trump's tuesday includes a stop on capitol hill to meet with republican leaders about immigration meetings, on wednesday, thursday, or friday, there will be possible consideration of legislation related to border security and immigration. so timing, totally up in the air. but we do expect to go mike turk about this week. one of the most conservative plan, engineered by bob goodlatte, which does not include a pathway to citizenship for daca recipients browse for this country illegally as kids. then there is the compromise package, and the trading on that is still happening, but it's favored by republican congressman jeff denham, who drew up a plan to work with democrats on immigration to work on this proposal. >> democrats need to

kristin fisher is tracking that tonight. she's got more and new developments in iran raising alarms within the state department. good evening, kristen. kristen. >> iran is threatening to do what many people fear they were due in the aftermath of the u.s. pulling out of the iran deal, restarting uranium enrichment and ignoring inspectors. first, iran's supreme leader said they will start producing centrifuges, he was for a uranium enrichment, if the deal collapses. today, iran informed the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog that it would not cooperate more fully with the investigators until the state of the deal is resolved. just a few hours ago, secretary of state mike pompeo responded to all of these developments on twitter by saying, "watching airports that are run prepares to increase his nuclear capacity. we want to allow them to develop a nuclear weapon. they are aware of our resolve. another example of them foolishly squandering its resources." the u.s. is of course out of the deal but remember, france, britain, and germany are a

kristin doll gra kristin dahlgren has the latest on that. >> they are just beginning to get a sense of how ba wthose stormse. >> overnight, severe weathercl ining a possible tornado ripping across parts of northet pennsylvania, downing power lines and overturning cars and u-haul trucks. >> i started going 5 or 10 miles per hour just to get home because i was that scared. i never seen anything like this. >> emergency crews from across the region responding to the scene, and six peopleuffering reported injuries. >> anotherorey f safety sake, as we are still evaluating the instructural integrity. we are extremely fortunate and thank god this occurred at and not 6:30, if this occurred at 6:30 we would have had a much worse situation. >>> kristin, thanks. >>> is the president's personal lawyer rea to cooperate with federal investigators? that question is being asked amid reporters that michaelis coheplitting with his legal team. the white houses watching who is speaking new legal counsel, and the question looming large here, could cohen be rea to flip on his former boss. >> this morning spe

kristin fisher has details. kristin? >> shannon, not since the first lady wore those stiletto heels to visit hurricane hari victims, has one of her wardrobe choices created this much controversy, especially since the president himself has now contradicting the first lady's own communications director. first, just to make sure everyone is up to speed here, here is the jacket, on the back, it reads "i really don't care, do you," and she wore -- he was boarding a flight to texas to visit an emigrant children's shelter. twitter and cable news blew up with many people calling her wardrobe choice "insensitive at best, honest at worst." one democratic congressman posted on twitter... the first lady spokeswoman responded that it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. after today's important visit to texas, i hope the media isn't going to choose to focus on her wardrobe. but then, just two hours later, president trump said, there was a hidden message, and it refers to the state know my fake news media. melania has learned how d

kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by top north korean general kim yong chol for your chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge denied looking at the mccabe developments and his secret memos. correspondent backspin in chicago talking with rod will talking with rob blagojevich supporters looking for a presidential pardon. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with more on those contact on my controversial tariffs. >> its causing reverberations. these tariffs will start hitting some key u.s. allies in less than an hour. the president has extended the deadline a month to work out pharaoh deals for americans, in his words, but in the case of canada, their trade rep left washington, went home. the president said he's keeping his word. moving forward. tariffs of 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum imports on canada, mexico, and european union. the president's aides are saying this amounts to a fraction of 1% of the economies of these various countries but they are lashing out anyway. mexico said it would target american egg exports. canada announce

kristin, let me start with you.interest thick, because now this puts president trump at least on the same page as elizabeth warren, i think bernie sanders and maybe libertarians as well. >> yeah. this issue is certainly creating interesting critical bedfellows, but this bill is expected to be met with bipartisan support. well over 60% of americans support the full legalization of marijuana, and that number continues to go up every year. and lifting the federal prohibition would boller efforts to create regulatory standards, free scientists to further study medical marijuana, it would even offer some financial benefits to state governments. so if this dose through, it'll be a significant achievement for marijuana legalization and also for federalism. it's a good step by trump to vocally support this. charles: it's also, you know, danielle, as a democrat you probably don't want to hear this, because it might also put him in a positive light with younger voters. listen, he's doing things right now that i think a lot of

kristine aquino wins into the weekend. stay with bloomberg television. up next, it is surveillance.n be donated for what is about to happen in vienna because we are about to see the final pre-meeting press conference turning into a scrum. it's always what happens. we've got manus cranny in the room, annmarie hordern in the room, both the voices in this oil debate, iran walking out of the meeting. it will be fascinating to see how this one develops. this is how european stocks are positioned going into the weekend. not been a great week for european equities. volatilities still remain relatively low on an implied basis going forward. we are going into the last week of the quarter and the last week of the half. european banks have had a horrible half year. european technology stocks with seen in the united states have outperformed. that's what's coming up next. i will be joining the radio team. mark barton and i bring you the latest headlines. if you are watching on bloomberg television, francine lacqua is up next. she will be taking you through the first hour of surveillance. then sh

el dia de hoy el tema de la frontera fue abordado tanto por jeff sessions, fiscal general, kristine ielsen, secretaria de seguridad nacional y el mandatario... y precisamente por este panorama, "tornillo", la ciudad en texas, pasara de ser una pequeqa comunidad silenciosa con un poco mas de mil quinientos habitantes, al foco de la controversial politica de "tolerancia cero"...alli hasta el viernes el refugio tenia 400 camas preparadas para recibir menores separados de sus padres en la frontera, pero el representante federal republicano, will hurd, quien ha visitado varios de estos lugares se mostro decepcionado por la falta de informacion de la administracion trump... ademas, se evalua si se aumenta la rapidamente con juan carlos gonzalez, quien nos amplia esta informacion desde tornillo, una ciudad en medio de desierto... el comentario lo hizo hoy ante la conferencia nacional de alguaciles en nueva orleans. ante todo esto.. la primera dama de ante todo esto.. la nueva orleans.alguaciles en nacional de hizo hoy ante la el comentario lo sus yo creo que el gobierno estÁ utilizando esta medid

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mike tobin is where thousands were cheering, kristin fisher with the latest on the connection of the author of the trump dossier and obama state department and we begin with it henry on the family separation debate. >> donald trump back in campaign mode at the big rally in minnesota talking about cracking down on illegal immigration, a big plus for republicans in the midterms, stephen miller indicated he wanted to roll out tough border security measures to rally their base. on the other side senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants to help the kids on the border but blocking many legislation that would help the kids and doing that so he can rally democrats base ahead of the midterms. what we saw was the president reversing himself on the issue to mute the negative headlines and images on the short-term but to reframe this. in the medium and long term and play this as being tough on illegal immigration while trying to show compassion. this keeps families together while in custody, speeds of their cases and brings in the pentagon to provide shelter. the president acknowledg

kristin fisher, thank you very much. a report released by senate republicans today's is the obama administration deliberately misled the public and congress by granting a license which would have allowed iran to access the financial system right here in the us by sidestepping sanctions. former obama officials say it was part of the spirit of the iran nuclear deal, one of the benefits they promised to iran. the permanent subcommittee on investigations joins us to discuss this report that caught a lot of people by surprise. what exactly was going on here. what did you uncover? >> we spent two years looking at this because of rumors there was a sanctions violation by the administration, that they allowed iran to have access to our financial system. we did a lot of interviews and talked to a lot of people and looked at emails others have not received that it became very clear that what happened is the administration shows to mislead the american people by saying they are not getting access to us banks in us dollars and us fi

kristin sher joins us live with more details. there is more to the story. >> there always is.the attorney general has done is essentially narrow down who quali for asylum in the untates. if you are a victim of domestic or gang violence, that's no longer enough. it has to be state-sponsored government persecution. it's a controversial decision to say the least, one that could affect tens of thousands of central american immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries. tonigh t attorney general explained why he is standing by it. >> you do not get to come to america if you have a private threat or someone personally attacks you. you do not get to have asylum for that. based on your race, religion, nationality, that you are part of some special identifiable group being persecuted in your home country. that's what it takes to have an asylum, and we need to get this straight. >> this stems from a case, a woman from el salvador whose former husband raped and beat her. she was granted asylum. but yesterday the attorney general issued this decision overturning it. he says he belie

nbc's kristin well ker has the news.tion from some of america's closest allies already under way. mexico vowing to slap fees on american fork, fruit and steel. europe threatening new tariffs on everything from whiskey and motorcycles to denim and cigarettes. >> in particular, an affront to the thousands of canadians who have fought and died alongside their american brothers in arms. >>reporter: and now u.s. consumers and businesses bracing for impact. >> it could lead to higher prices on everything from beer to automobiles that. could mean job cuts at some companies. >>reporter: brent bible is a soy bean and farmer. he supports the president but not this latest move. >> the farmer is being drafted as a sold ner this trade war. we're not being given any weapon to use on the front line and we're very vulnerable to price fluctuation. >> reporter: stocks dropped on the nicews which comes after th trump administration failed to reach trade deals. white house wants less imported steel and aluminum and more made at home arguing

kristin thompson took exception with that. ejected from the game. >> animosity between us. we played each other every june. we are not going to be happy-go- lucky every time we see each other. >> we got very familiar with each other for the last four years. so i guess it's kind of part of the game. at the end of the game, it's a bunch of nothing. >> reporter: the workers were heavy favorites coming into the series. we could be in store for a very exciting and emotional week and a half ahead. in oakland, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> here's more on that we can have. the series continues with game two. they had off to cleveland for game three and four. if necessary, five, six, be in week of june. alternating between oakland and cleveland. >>> a restriction in steak -- in state-funded travel. the announcement from attorney general javier about prohibiting travel to the state of oklahoma. >>> i'm meteorologist mark tamayo. djinn for a skit we're looking for june gloom. it looks like look at what's happening. -- gloom. look at what's happening. i'm dianne feinstein and i appro

let's bring in kristin, a former state department official under president bush.re calling this one game-playing. why is canada's prime minister doing it this way? >> i think he wants to lead some international coalition of progressives basically join the resistance to trump. incidentally it's not quite as one sided as we have been led to believe. its solid a member of the g-7. the eye tall i can't believe prime minister new on the job actually sided with donald trump that russia should be back in, bringing it back to the g-8. prime minister abe, we do have some trade disagreements with japan, he didn't join this glee club of opposition to the united states. so, yes, all of europe, germany, france, they are not -- or they are upset that we are trying to equalize some of the unfair tariffs that they have groton away with on us. but, you know, we are getting there with a lot of countries, revising trade agreements. we already have the south korea free trade agreement revised to our advantage. a deal with australia. a deal with brazil. so, you know, i think it's prog

just ate norma ghastly dhs secretary, kristin nelson.ried to have dinner at a restaurant in downtown washington, and here's what happened. [crowd chanting] >> tucker: so one of the red guards you just heard screaming as a current, and turns on, department, department of justice employee named allison, she was proud to be there, she later showed the reporter, anyone who sees kristin nelson at dinner, anyone who sees anyone who works there and confront them like this, that's what we hope this will inspire people to do. if we disagree with your political views, you know longer have rights, including your rates to go outside or eat in restaurants. is that really a precedent that we are comfortable with impressing? yes, explains a writer at "the garden." she says that nielsen should never be allowed to show her face in public again. an agreement, "girl, by. i'm, frankly, astonished you dare show her face in public." this is a definition of mob justice. nielsen apparently was guaranteed mexican food. >> we go to break, second kirstjen nielsen,

kristin fisher takes a look. >> i think i did the right thing.ended the constitution. >> in a testy interview on the news, bill clinton refused to accept any more responsibility for his affair with monica lewinsky. >> looking back on what happened through the lens of me too, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> i felt terrible then. i came to grips with it. >> did you ever apologize? >> yes, nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. >> after the intervi, lewinsky responded saying that she is grateful to the very people who "help me evolve and gain perspective." she shared a link to her op-ed in "vanity fair" from three months ago in which he said "he was my boss. he was the most powerful man on the planet. he was 27 years my senior with enough life experience to know better. he was at the time at the pinnacle of his career while i was at my first job out of college." >> i have never talked to her but i did say publicly on more than one occasion i was sorry. >> clinton's commen

. >> kristin welker. to recap. justice anthony krend age 81 has decided to retire on this last day of the supreme court term. his resignation is effective the 31st of july. we'll have much more throughout the day on msnbc and nbc news.com and a wrap up tonight on nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. i'm david guerra, nbc news, new york. >>> our midday flews cast will continue in just a moment as well. we'll take a look at that forecast. >> we'll be right back. tomorrows coming to the south bay. what to know if you )re going to see him... or just trying to avoid a traffic headache. plus - rebate runaround. the appliance help one shopper needed - to get the reward he was promised. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. >>> we have been talking about the weather. warm, cool, warm, now cool. >> i'm just trying to make everybody happy. >> you're doing a good job. >> okay. you can still just drive a short distance to get the weather you like. we'll still have a wide range heading into the weekend. it is cool and if you are in h

kristin robinson down the line. he scores all the way from first. that is your game-winning hits.tanford is the victory 4-3. they will play again tomorrow. >> mba fans are still digesting everything they saw last night. tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for this cheap shot in the final seconds of overtime. the incident got him tossed and raised the blood pressure of the warriors team. there was some speculation that he may be suspended but that did not come to pass. >>> a little bit of golf. there is tiger woods doing his thing. third shot on a par 5/11 hole. you cannot do it any better than this. he spends it back. par five, 15th hole. he shot a six under 67 today. six strokes behind your coleaders. 2 more rounds to go. >> did you see the crowd go crazy when he had that eagle. the support for him after all people are hanging on every ing >> thank you. >>> great weekend. good night. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden t

. >> the kristin nielsen was dining and surrounded by protest who were yelling obscenities. both sides are now digging in over the administration's no tolerance policy at the border which calls for prosecuting all adult crossing illegally which in turn requires that children be held separately. republicans are trying to find a legislative fix to allow the families to stay together through that process. >> this would take care of family separation. they would not be separated. they would be under dhs custody and the families were not be separated. >> democrats are no -- in no mood to talk. >> i will lend you my pen mr. president. any pen. you can fix it yourself. >> the president says he prefers a legislative fix for this getting something through congress will be difficult. >> we've got a few different proposals from republicans. do either of those bills stand a chance of passing? >> that's on the house side. on the senate side there is a proposal that nearly addresses this issue of keeping families intact while they are being process. it is possible something like that coul

joining us live from the white house with more on these stories, fox news correspondent kristin fisher, judge. things just got very uncomfortable for paul manafort. tonight, he is in federal custody, on his way to jail, where he will spend the nexts several months until his trial in september. i the president is calling it a very tough sentence for someone who's represented ronald reagan, bob dole, and very unfair. the reason a federal judge did this, revoke his bail and put them in jail is because he's just been accused of attempting to tamper withh witnesses in his federal tax and money laundering case. the special counsel robert mueller accused manafort of trying to contact witnesses by phone and through an encrypted messaging program. mueller asked the judge to either revise the terms of his bail or send him to jail until trial. today in court, the judge said, "i can't take away his cell phone," so instead, she took away his freedom for a few months. the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani responded by telling the "new york daily news" when the mueller probe is over, "thing

. >> 10 hours before kristin was said to deliver his valedictorian speech, the diocese stripped them of that opportunity. christian would let them have the word. with a microphone in hand, he made his voice heard outside the graduation ceremony. his story caught the attention of emeryville mayor. >> i grew up in the midwest myself. i went to catholic high school myself. i have a personal use of homophobia. i felt like my position afforded me the unique opportunity to give somebody who has a voice that's being stifled the opportunity to be heard. >> mayor and other community leaders pulled money from their own wallets to fly christian to california to deliver his speech at emeryville city council meeting to kickoff pride month. >> we will have an audience of people who will not only appreciate his view but will welcome it. >> and for kirsten, this is th he hopes to use this atform to push for progression in kentucky. >> we are all capable of having that voice and capable of advocating for what we believe in. >> after the conclusion of christian speech, the crowd will make their way ou

kristin fisher, thank you very much. from north korea to russia, our next guest is in the center of it a most rec deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on whether he should recuse himself from a special counsel probe. republican senator lindsey graham sits on the senate arms security and do chair committees. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> shannon: let's talk about the letter you sent on may 31st that you sent to the deputy attorney general. the three questions, do you consider yourself a potential witness in the mueller investigation regarding the firing of comey by president trump? if not, why not, and if so, should you recuse yourself from further investigations within the mueller investigation? >> no, i haven't. why did i write the letter? "the new york times" reported that mr. mccabe, the former number two at the fbi, that he turned over a memo he wrote about the dismissal of mr. comey regarding rosenstein's involvement. what does that tell us? it tells us that if you will do an obstruction of justice investiga

kristin gillibrand is sure that all democrats will vote against the new nominee just as they did laste, with gorsuch. watch this. >> are you right that he didn't get one vote, didn't he get three, didn't he get -- nompblts democratic votes. >> manchin, heitkamp? >> he did not. they stood strong strong and passed with it republican votes. >> i thought he got three. >> you might be right, chris, but i believe the democratic caucus will stand together. >> obviously not there. >> we neededted jeopardy sound. wrong. it was three. >> martha: now we're looking at collective outrage and a lot of plans to try and figure out some way to prevent this nominee from happening. yet it looks pretty difficult. again, you have to go back into fact land and look how it works and how it goes. they will have a tough time. >> yes, it's sad. i think the president gets his pick, that's what happens. the president picks, and unless there's something wrong with the person i grew up, when i was in college, it was bourque, this was the big thing. first big fight. they've been fighting ever since. clarence thomas

. >> that looting suspect is identified as 30-year-old kristin compost of ukiah. he faces charges of being an american authorized person in a disaster zone, as well as drugs and weapons charges. >>> the shasta county sheriff's department is searching for an arsonist believed for starting five wildfires. they all started west of writing saturday afternoon, forcing evacuations. calfire says more than 1300 acres have burned but the fire is 50% contained. several homes are being threatened, but there are no reports of any injuries. investigators say the person responsible may have been driving a tan or gold chrysler minivan. >>> a san francisco federal judge refused to throw out a lawsuit by immigrants traveling -- challenging the trump administration's decision to stop admitting legal status from four countries. the lawsuit was to reinstate temporary protected status for people from el salvador, haiti, nicaragua and sudan. a temporary protected status is granted to immigrants affected by natural disasters or war. letting this people stay in the u. s. until things get

from newark, delaware, let's welcome back returning contestant kristin sausville. >> hi. >> hello. back. >> it's good to be--thank you. it's awesome to be back. >> right? well, it's nice when you come back and you already have $20,000 in your bank. >> it takes the edge off. >> right? yeah, i mean, that's a good day already. you made $20,000. you are just 6 questions away from $1 million. >> oh, my god. >> we're over halfway there. >> that's more than halfway, right? >> you know, they talk about sleeping on a lead in sports. what's it like sleeping on $20,000 knowing you're coming back to play?

>> kristin says i don't do cakes for halloween.bt. somebody asked me to do a cake like that i would tell them no. steve: i read you do sell birthday cakes to gay folks? you sell cookies and everything else. >> yeah. i told the two gentlemen that came in that day i will sell you birthday cakes, cookies brown anies, custom cakes. i can't do this cake because of message. abby: they ruled specifically on your case yesterday. there is this hunger in the country for the supreme court to make a broader decision about religious freedom, what that means for every baker out there, every business owner, for if they have people they want to serve or don't want to serve, there is understanding across the board? >> the court didn't address the free speech issues in jack's case but issued a broad ruling on religious freedom. it said the government can not express religious hostility. there is no place for that hostility in a p societwith a very strong rulinge of good faith are on both sides of the debate, both sides deserve the same protections u

hi, kristin. >> hey, martha.licans who just left an hour long meeting in ryan's office safe they are making good progress. say they are optimistic they will be able to find a path forward to avoid this discharge petition, but as of now, there is still no deal and the time is really running out. a discharge petition is a fairly obscure, relatively rare legislative maneuver. put forward by about two dozen moderate republicans, moderate republicans like congressman carlos cabello and jeff denham for trying to want to find a permanent fix for the dreamers now. they don't want to have to wait for a big comprehensive immigration bill. that's one side. then you have conservatives and the house leadership. house speaker paul ryan and majority whip steve scalise. they do not want a vote on daca because they say the bill does not include certain enforcement measures that president trump wants to secure the border. >> i think it would be devastating at something like the dream act passed because number one it actually threa

david, fiery questions taken in by the homeland security secretary kristin nielsen. you were listening in what's your first reaction? >> she did an outstanding job explaining the situation on the border and unfortunately she had a bunch of journalists down there asking questions that were unsupported and based on innuendo and false information. liz: so here is the issue. a couple months ago, the white house and jeff sessions said do you know what? zero tolerance we're going to criminally prosecute people who illegally cross our border. that means when you criminally prosecute, you separate the parents from the child because you can not hold a child beyond 20 days. it's being called discretionary that the white house did not need to criminally prosecute these families and separate these children. your reaction to that? >> well it is a criminal violation coming across-the-boarder. usc-1,325 is very clear about when you enter the united states you've committed a crime. the attorney general is prosecuting people that commit the crime of entering the united states illegal

kpix 5's kristin ayres talked to the beer sellers. >> reporter: it is what baseball fans told me they are pumped about. for the first time in three decades, they can buy a nine dollar beer without ever leaving their seats. nellie torres remembers the days when he was a young bender at candlestick park 30 years ago. he was dying to sell the stadium's hottest commodity. that ended in the mid-80s when california stadiums cut off in see beer service to discourage drunk driving.llbe able to have beer delivered to your seat. >> reporter: it is a convenience that could be a boost for a team that has struggled to attract fans. attendance hit a 15 year low with less than 7000 fans. >> we certainly do think that making it a more convenient experience is a way to continue the moment. >> i think it will help a lot. beer and baseball go together. >> reporter: the a's are committed to curbing drunk driving. they have partnered with two ridesharing companies and they say they offer free soft drinks to designated drivers. >>> the battle to save an old tree in san jose has city officials admitting the

our white house correspondent kristin welker has the dollar and cents. >> reporter: tonight, triggering a trade war. the u.s. announcing harsh taxes on steel and aluminum imports, now the retaliation from some of america's closest allies already underway. mexico vowing to slap fees on american pork, fruit and steel. europe threatening tariffs on everything from whisky and motorcycles to denim and cigarettes and a dollar for dollar response and calling the u.s. move an affront. >> in particular an afront to the thousands of canadians who have fought and died alongside their american brothers in arms. >> reporter: and now, u.s. consumers and businesses bracing for impact. >> it could lead to higher prices on everything from beer to automobiles and that could mean job cuts at some companies. >> reporter: brent bible is a soybean and corn farmer in indiana whose products are sold in all of the targeted countries. bible supports the president but not this latest move. >> the farmer is being drafted as a soldier in the trade war. we're not really being given any weapon to use on the front lin