correspondent kristin fisher has details tonight from capitol hill. >> to ensure that we know our history, our true story so that we stop visiting stop visiting injustices on future generations -- >> 12020 presidential candidate beto o'rourke announced in april that he supported legislation to study reparations, what he did not know is that members of his own family had a hand in those racial injustices. after an investigation by the guardian revealed that both he and his wife descended from people who own, he wrote last night "i benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others. it only increases the urgency i feel will help change the country so it works for those who have been locked out of our locked up in the system." but o'rourke is far from alone. last week supports surfaced reports surfaced that mitch mcconnell also had ancestors who own. mcconnell does not support reparations and neither did another politician with slave owners in his family tree, former president barack obama. >> i find myself once again in the same position as president

kristin fisher here with breaking news. >> good evening, kristin fisher kristin to shannon. second time that iran has violated the 2015 nuclear agreement and threatening more violations unless they help iran bypass these biting u.s. sanctions. >> translator: remaining in the deal who did not fulfill their commitment seriously and did not do anything more than talk. iran may be more harder, steadfast, and somehow stunning. >> the threat comes from as the country announce it's now enriching uranium beyond what's allowed in the nuclear deal. a claim that's been confirmed by the u.n. nuclear watchdog. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there is no question that iran is violating the deal and it's time for the remaining signatories to pull out. >> iran is brazenly violating the deal. it's time for europe to do what they promised to do. >> speaking at the same event today in washington, vice president mike pence who warned iran the u.s. is prepared to protect its personnel and interests in the region. >> let me be clear, iran should not confuse american restraint with

i am kristin fisher. >> when you see a few more photographs of a young kristin fisher and her parents can dig a few more of those out, what a great our, great experience, and showing us around. >> we have some tank, space ice cream, we've got to get you to see one of these rocket launchers, one of the new american-made rockets finally launched with american astronauts on board. >> buzz aldrin noted it has been 10 years since the united states and one of its own astronauts to the international space station. >> it has been quite some time but not quite as long as what we saw 50 years ago today, millions of americans were launching -- watching the eagle lander land on the moon and visitors from all over the country are celebrating that legacy by exploring the attractions right here at the kennedy space center and phil keating is live in what they call the rocket garden with more. >> a lot of apollo 11 activity happening today on a huge day for nasa and the united states and thousands upon thousands of people who in the 60s developed the science and technology that executed the greatest

we begin with fox team coverage of the mueller hearings was kristin fisher standing by live at the white house, chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge. >> reporter: the hearing was intense and unpredictable. >> so help you god. >> democratic chairman, pin down robert mueller on donald trump's claims. >> you totally exonerate the president? >> know. >> reporter: mueller testified he could not consider charging the president because of a long-standing justice department legal opinion that blocks indictment of a sitting president but went further. >> the department of justice, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice crimes after he leaves office. correct? >> know. >> reporter: he later clarified everything he did not charge trump because he was bound by that legal opinion. >> we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime. >> reporter: republicans attacked mueller alleging he was the one who violated long-standing justice department policy. >> give me an example other than donald trump where the justice department determined

kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon. you're right. the president not backing down 1 inch from the tweet he sent over the weekend in which he said that those four congresswomen have been so critical of america maybe they should go back to where they came from. fix the problems there and then come back and tell us how to do it. the president insisting that some if not all of those members of congress hate america. they hate israel. they are anti-semites. the tweets have been met with an awful lot of criticism, that they smack of racism and xenophobia. they have also been praised by white nationalist groups. in an event earlier today on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate things that are made in america, i asked the president about those concerns. listen. does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point. >> president trump: it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me, and all i'm saying. they want to leave, they can leave

but that might be overshadowed by breaking news from the justice department, kristin fisher covering it all for us tonight, high hi, kristen. a dramatic less than full 24 hours ago president trump to link the 2020 census after the supreme court temporarily blocked the administration from adding a question to the census about citizenship. now, the administration is standing down. just moments ago, president trump tweeted "a very sad time for america when the supreme court of the united states won't allow it, is this a person of the united states? to be on the 2020 senses." i've asked the department of congress and the department of justice to do whatever is necessary to bring vital questions and very important case to a successful conclusion. but the commerce secretary said earlier today that they have already started printing the sentences without that citizenship question on it. despite that setback president trump has to be very pleased with the massive fund-raising hole his campaign announced earlier today. it is absolutely huge. speak with his campaign with rnc raised $105 millio

>> neil: now to kristin fisher at the white house with how they're dealing on this. the does have a plan to vent. she has the latest on that. >> in an interview with tucker carlson, president trump was asked, do you believe that you're finally closer to reaching a trade deal with china after your meeting with chinese president xi jinping? here's what he said. >> we had a very good meeting. he wants a deal, we want a deal. could be the largest deal of any kind, not only trade. we got along well. we understand each other. >> the two sides have agreed to a temporary truce. president trump says the chinese have agreed to purchase large amounts of agricultural products in return he agreed to hold off a new tariff and scale back restrictions on the chinese telecommunications giant huawei, a company that the administration has in the past called a national security threat. republican senator marco rubio calls it a catastrophic mistake that will destroy the credibility:his administration's warnings about the threat posed by the company. the white house's top economic adviser

we start with correspondent kristin fisher who's who's gote inside scoop. good evening, kristin. >> shannon, this is the room where both of the hearings will be taking place tomorrow. first robert mueller will testify before the house judiciary committee at 8:30 in the morning and then he will testify before the senate intelligence committee. by mueller's side will be his attorney and longtime aide, aaron zebley. being billed as a last-minute decision. house judiciary committee is not going to swear aaron in both the house intelligence committee is which means that zebley may be a able to testify as well. exact details still being hashed out right now, shannon. speaker pelosi, she said tonight that she thinks the last minute request is acceptable. president trump describes it as a "last-minute change, allowing a never-trump her attorney to hh his testimony before congress tomorrow. what a disgrace to our system. never heard of this before. very unfair, should not be allowed. rigged witch hunt." somebody else would prefer to have miller testify alone. commerc

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight from the white house. od evening, kristin. >> today secretary acosta offered no resignation, no apology to the victims, no expression of regret. instead he placed the blame for this very lenient plea deal squarely on the palm beach state attorney's office. >> the palm beach state attorney's office was ready to let epstein walk free, no jail time. >> that's what labor secretary alex acosta, then a u.s. attorney in miami says his office stepped in. instead of rolling the dice with the trial, acosta says he cut the best deal he could to make sure jeffrey epstein went to jail. but even acosta concedes he wasn't happy with how lenient the deal turned out to be. epstein was allowed to leave jail to go to work if he only served 13 months. >> when we proceeded, the expectation was that it would be an 18 month sentence in the expectation was that it would be served in jail. and so this work release was complete b.s. and i've been on record as far back as 2011 saying that it was not what was bargained for. >> as for

correspondent kristin fisher starts us off tonight from the white house. od evening, kristin. >> mike, already out of her unprecedented meeting is on the horizon. president trump is invited north korean leader kim jong un here to the white house after taking those historic first steps by a sitting u.s. president into north korea. >> it was a moment that surprised even north korean leader kim jong un. >> i never expected to meet you at this place. >> president trump crossing of the demilitarized zone and into the history books. >> it was an honor to step over that line and i was proud to step over the line. >> the step was praised by the pope as a move towards peace but blasted by the president's 2020 rivals as elevating a dictator without getting any hard concessions in return. >> is always the symbolism. it's the surface, it's not the substance with him. >> the president says nuclear talks will now resume in two to three weeks. mike pompeo leading the negotiating team. "the new york times" is reporting the u.s. may settle for a nuclear freeze effectively a

kristin fisher is live.o all things space as your mom was the first mom and space and your dad an astronaut as well. >> that is right. just behind me over here. this is an exact replica of the eagle lander that launched into space 50 years ago today. and never actually flew in space, but that other artifact you are mentioning, it certainly has. neil armstrong's space suit was unveiled this morning. the vice president was there. this is what he was wearing when he took that next big leap for mankind. it was taken off of display 13 years ago and really brought back to life after a kickstarter campaign that raised half a million dollars in just five days. >> the data this nation owes for astronauts including the man who wore the suit that we unveiled today, we can never really repay. today is an installment. the people have expressed their gratitude and by preserving the symbol of courage. >> another tribute to apollo 11 is taking place outside this museum starting tonight, the washington monument will be led u

. >> melissa: kristin fisher's live at the white house with more. kristen. >> melissa, president trump says negotiations with the north koreans will restart in about two or three weeks. secretary of state mike pompeo will be selecting the team, they will likely pick up where they negotiations broke down after their second nuclear summit in vietnam. president trump says as long as the two sides are talking, that the white house is in no rush to get a deal done. >> speed is not the object. want to see if we can do a really comprehensive, good deal. nobody know how things turn out but certainly this was a great day. this was a legendary, historic day. >> president trump becoming the first sitting u.s. president to step inside north korea. his supporters call it a bold move to advance peace on the korean peninsula. critics say it is legitimizing a dictator without getting any concessions in return. now there's a new report in "the new york times" claiming that the white house may be considering settling and allowing north korea to keep its nuclear weapo

i'm kristin fisher. >> nice to be with you. we had bit of a blackout in new york yesterday. the lights are back on. president trump is facing criticism from opponents over these raids, but the administration says the migrants being targeted have been issued deportation orders by a court and mike tobin is on the ground in chicago where it's news. any confirmation of people have actually been arrested or not? >> no confirmation. we have not seen any i.c.e. activity at all. we've seen a lot of activity from people who are opposed to any i.c.e. activity. people behind me went to church this morning. yesterday we saw demonstration of some 5000 people downtown chicago all of them vowing to read just what they see from immigration and customs route the process today we have seen them out in neighborhoods instructing people of their rights and how to resist ice if and when raids materialize. >> this is on attempt to justify the shameful policy separating families, caging children and we should be talking about that. reporter: we show you file video of the previous raids, not somethi

right. >> bret: kristin fisher up on capitol hill, thanks. up next, iran says it will talk with the u.s. about nuclear weapons, but only under certain conditions. we will tell you what those are. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering try. box 45 in baltimore were two people are dead following a shooting at a methadone clinic. people say one of their officers and another person or injured. commissioner michael harrison says the suspect to fire the officer is dead as well as another person who was found inside the clinic. a woman who was injured inside the facility is expected to survive. box 46 in charlotte with the start of a state court trial in raleigh about congressional budget later districts that are said to be illegal partisan gerrymandering is. this coming a week after the supreme court ruled is not the purview of federal courts to decide if boundaries are politically unfair. this is a live look at new orleans from fox 8, our affiliate there. the big story there tonight, the mayor of new orleans

this includes our own kristin fisher whose parents were astronauts in the space shuttle program. t. hey, kristin. >> hi, julie. one of the great legacies of the apollo program was its ability to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and astronauts. and indeed thousands of people are going to be coming here this weekend to the kennedy sportscenter to marspace center that momentman n including the vice president. self-going to be making a major announcement tomorrow about the nsa is a's new mission the art mass program to return astronauts to the moon in five years. today the vice president was in the oval office along with president trump to honor the apollo 11 mission and the astronauts. buzz aldrin was also in the oval office. and he said despite the promise of artemis, he is frustrated that it's taken this long to go back. >> disappointed in the last 10, 15 years. now we have a number one rocket right now in the u.s. and we have the number one space craft. and they cannot get into lunar orbit with significant maneuvering capability. >> right. >> and that's a great

. >> harris: kristin fisher live on i with the latest. >> harris, the reason for this 1-week delay isers of congress from both parties can have more time to question mueller. the house judiciary committee is going to have three hours instead of two. this should allow for every member of the committee to have time to question him. another reason for the delay, according to house democrats, is that mueller himself wanted dates. but congresswoman devin nunes said this morning that even with stilley he has real doubts this hearing is ever going to happen >> there's a lot of risk for valvular to actually do this. the department of justice has said he does not have to do it. his report goes far and wide, wider than even the statute is supposed to allow for. that was all made public. so if he's only going to stick within what they called the four corners of the report, i'm not sure why he would even come testifying he's not going to be able to say a lot. >> democrats argue that even if mueller says nothing beyond what's already in his report, that is still enough because they believe not eno

kristin fisher is here with the latest. good evening. >> good evening.ice is not commenting on this report in politico that president trump signed off on his proposal to try to reduce tensions with iran by sitting down with the country's foreign minister, but if it turns out to be true, it would be a step towards diplomacy between two countries that have been close to being on the brink of war. >> i'm really proud of president trump for showing restraint. it really makes a statesman to show restraint amidst a chorus of voices for war. >> that was rand paul's response to president trump calling off those military strikes against iran in june. the senator has also been a vocal -- maximum pressure, which has put him at odds with the more hawkish national security advisor john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo. >> iranian regime is struggling to figure out what they're going to do with their economy because we've been terribly effective. >> but the kentucky senator argues those punishing sanctions are be interpreted as iran as an actor for, something

we'll see you back in the next couple of weeks and kristin fisher had to celebrate the apollo 11 launchrisk of life threatening floods as tropical storm barry moved inland and president trumps immigration rates start in cities across the country. >> it starts on sunday and it would take people out and bring them back to their countries. chris: the president insists he did not cave on using the census to find out what the people in this country are citizens. president trump: not only did i back down but i did not back up. chris: we discussed this with kellyanne conway who's just back from the southern border. president trump: there's nothi

kristin fisher has details of what could be the start of a really big investigation. >> could be a big a big threat to companies like facebook, google, amazon, and apple. none of them were specifically mentioned in a press release from the department of justice,

kristin fisher has more. >> president trump still taking aim at progressive democratic congresswomen a day after drawing significant criticism for a series of tweets that many deemed racist. the president suggested lawmakers all but one of whom were born in the united states go back to the country they came from. >> it is absolutely racist and un-american. it is an old troop. go back to where you came from. >> on monday he double done with a series of new tweets. all critical of the congresswoman. he told reporters his original tree was not racist. >> these are people that in my opinion 8 our country. you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they have made. all i am saying is if they are not happy here they can leave. >> some of his allies on capitol hill say they stand with the president, by their calling on him to take the high road and stop this war of words. >> aim higher. you do not need to do this. they are american citizens. the won and election. take on their policies. the bottom line is this is a diverse country. >> this comes days after president t

we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house where donald trump's meeting with kim jong un is provoking strong reaction for supporters and critics. >> another potentially unprecedented meeting in the works, donald trump extended an invitation to kim jong un to come right here to the white house, no date has been set, what a meeting that would be an happening as the world is continuing to digest all these images over the weekend, even north korean leader kim jong un he seemed surprised when donald trump crossed the demilitarized zone into the history books. >> a pleasure to meet you at this place. >> nr that you asked me to step over that line. >> donald trump says nuclear talks will resume in 2 or 3 weeks. the secretary of state, mike pompeo leading the negotiating team, new york times reporting the us may settle for a nuclear freeze, a step donald trump has said in the past would never fly but national security adviser john bolton, report a reprehensible attempt by somebody to box in the president and said neither the national security council at staff or i have heard of any

we start with kristin fisher who has the inside scoop on latebreaking developments. >> this is the room where both hearings will be testifying before the house judiciary committee at 8:30 in the morning and then testify before the senate intelligence committee and by mueller's side will be his attorney and longtime aide aaron deveney. this is a controversial move being billed as a last-minute decision. the house judiciary committee is not going to swear him in but the house intelligence committee is which means he may be able to testify as well in addition to mueller and the exact details are still being hashed out. nancy pelosi think this last-minute request is acceptable but donald trump describes this as, quote, a last-minute change allowing a never trump her attorney to help robert mueller with his testimony before congress tomorrow. never heard of this before. very unfair, should not be allowed. a rigged witchhunt. somebody else would prefer to have mueller testify alone, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the second committee holding these hearings tomorrow, schiff also upset ab

heated tonight but that might be overshadowed by breaking news from the justice department which kristin fisher covering it all tonight. >> reporter: this is a pretty dramatic reversal from the trump administration, donald trump was talking about delaying the 2020 census after the supreme court blocked the administration from adding a question to the census about citizenship. now the administration is standing down and just moments ago donald trump tweeted a very sad time for america when the supreme court of the united states won't allow a question of is this person a citizen of the united states to be asked on the 2020 census, i asked the department of commerce and department of justice to do whatever is necessary to bring this most vital of questions and this very important case to a successful conclusion but the commerce secretary wilbur ross said earlier today they already started printing the census without the citizenship question on it. despite that setback donald trump has to be pleased with the massive fundraising his campaign announced earlier today, absolutely huge. his campaign rai

kristin fisher is here with breaking news. >> this is the second time in less than a week that iran has violated the nuclear agreement and is threatening even more violations unless europe helps iran by police us sanctions. >> the remaining countries deal, and especially europeans do not do anything more than talk iran will be harder, more steadfast. >> reporter: the threat from iran's foreign minister comes as the country announced it is enriching uranium beyond what is allowed in the nuclear deal. it has been confirmed by the nuclear watchdog. benjamin netanyahu says there is no question iran is violating the deal it is time for the remaining signatories to pull out. >> iran is brazenly violating the deal so it is time for europe to do what they promised to do. >> reporter: speaking at the same event in washington is mike pence newborn iran that the us is prepared to protect its personnel and interests in the region. >> let me be clear, iran should not confuse american restraint with lack of american resolve. >> the chinese sadist that kind resolve that forced iran to violate the deal

we begin with kristin fisher, donald trump says he has a plan to get an accurate citizenship county benefit doesn't include a question on the 2020 census. >> donald trump insists he is not backing down but it is clear his citizenship question will not be on the 2020 census. he will be signing an executive order directing every federal agency to compile the information into the database. >> utilizing this vast federal database to gain a cool, complete, accurate count of the noncitizen population including databases maintained by the development of homeland security and the social security administration. we have great knowledge in many of our agencies, leave no stone unturned. >> the directive the aclu argued the supreme court case that kept citizenship question off the census says trump may claim victory today but this is nothing short of a total humiliating defeat for him and his administration. senator schumer called a retreat by the president and a significant victory for democracy and fair representation. donald trump continues to argue that there is nothing unfair about asking this que

space center, 1969, four days later neil armstrong went to the american flag on the surface, kristin fisher live from d.c. >> i'm at the smithsonian air and space museum and one of the most sacred space artifacts has just been put back on display here after 13 years. i'm talking about neil armstrong's space suit, what he was wearing when he took those famous first steps 50 years ago this saturday. it took a kickstarter campaign to bring this back to life. they raced half a million dollars and five days and today it was reopened to the public. another attribute is taking place outside this museum on the national mall, the money meant will be lit up to look like the saturn five rocket that launched neil armstrong into orbit and these types of tributes are really taking place all over the country. a reminder of how big this was for all of humanity. half a billion people, half a billion stops but they were doing on this day 50 years ago to watch apollo 11 launch. that is how big this moment was. >> shepard: thank you. within kindergarten i am told i watched, but honestly i don't remember. kinde

. >> kristin fisher is at the white house with more. >> reporter: britain's ambassador to the unitedtes is stepping down saying in a statement the current situation is making it impossible for me to carry out my role as i would like. this comes after secret diplomatic cables leaked revealing he called the trump administration and that, clumsy, and dysfunctional suggesting they change the way it does business with the white house. >> in light of the last few days his ability to be effective was probably limited. >> reporter: the president critical and tweeted he would no longer deal with the ambassador calling him a very stupid guy. the state department saying despite the public dispute, relations with the uk remains strong. >> we have a special and strategic relationship with the united kingdom. it is bigger than any individual and bigger than any government and it is something that has stood the test of time and will continue to do so. >> theresa may will choose his replacement before she steps down at the end of the month. ktvu fox2 news . >>> ktvu fox2 news at 5:00 is coming up ne

welcome to fox news at night, we begin with kristin fisher, the president vows to investigate the investigators. >> late tonight donald trump had his first official interviews and similar hearings wrapped up with sean hannity and in that he claimed the special counsel investigation amounted to treason and gave some insight into exactly how much of mother's testimony he actually watched. >> i wasn't going to watch at all, that i started thinking about it and i watched a little bit at the very beginning and couldn't believe what i was saying and ended up more than i wanted to and i watched in the afternoon because it was such a big creator in the beginning. i had economic development meetings, maybe we could move it to another time but i didn't want to do that but i got to watch enough and it was shocking. >> the president and republican say it is over but democrats are deeply divided over impeachment. after the hearings, there was no moment but we have a report in washington discussing impeachable action it does him, impeach now. nancy pelosi and adam schiff still are not sold. shifts in 2020 is

we begin with kristin fisher in the latest on all the controversy around the 2020 citizenship question. >> reporter: the latest developments, a federal judge has barred the justice department from changing its lawyers in the fight to at a citizenship question to the 2020 census and donald trump is not happy about it. he tweeted hour ago, the obama appointed judge on the census case argued with citizens in the united states, won't let the justice department use the lawyer at whats to use. could this be a first? the reason they gave was the defendants provide no reason let alone satisfactory reason for the substitution of counsel. the justice department has been trying to shake up its legal team after this up in court blocked its first attempt to add the controversial question to the census but attorneys for the aclu contested the substitution and the judge agreed so this is another setback for the trump administration as it tries to find a way forward to get this question on the 2020 census. >> over the next day or 2 you will see what approach we are taking and it does provide a pathway

we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house where president trump's meeting with kim jong-un is provoking strong reactions from supporters and critics. >> another unprecedented meeting is in the works. president trump says he's extended his invitation to kim jong-un to come here to the white house. no date has been set for that. what a meeting that would be. the world is continuing to digest all of these images to come out of the korean peninsula. even kim jong-un himself seemed surprised when president trump crossed over the dmz and into the history books. >> it was an honor that you asked me to step over that line and i was proud to step over the line. >> president trump says nuclear talks will now resume in two or three weeks with mike pompeo leading the team. "the new york times" reporting that the u.s. may settle for a nuclear freeze, which would effectively accepted north korea as a nuclear country. something president trump has said would never fly. john bolton calls the report an attempt by somebody to box in the president. says neither the national security council s

kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon.

kristin fisher here. >> and also tonight the justice department is warning former special counsel robert mueller to stick to what is in his report when he testifies on wednesday. two days before one of the biggest hearings to hit capitol hill in decades, the associate deputy attorney general rights to the reluctant star witness the, quote, any testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report and the department generally does not permit prosecutors such as you to appear and testify before congress but mueller isn't just any prosecutor and wednesday's hearings before the house judiciary and intelligence committees are not just any hearings but the public commendation of the to your investigation into the president of the united states but the man at the center of it all insists he won't tune in. >> i will not be watching mueller because can take all those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction. >> the chairman of the committee that will question mueller first, jerry nadler says it is precisely comments like that but the reason democrats of thought so h

we have fox news coverage tonight, bret baer, peter doocy, we start with kristin fisher was live with tonight's make or break debate performances. >> heading into tonight there was so much talk about the most progressive candidates going head to head, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders but instead, turned out to be a fight between more moderate candidates and those 2 progressives who are really the soul of the democratic party and no issue was more important than the issue of healthcare. here is bernie sanders responding to some of his opponents who called his plan for medicare for all political suicide. >> you are wrong. right now we have a dysfunctional healthcare system. we should deal with the tragedy, healthcare is a right but why be the party of taking something away from people. >> know, we are not about trying to take away healthcare from anyone. that is what the republicans are trying to say and we need to start using republican talking points. >> i'm normally way over with bernie elizabeth on this one. i hear the others. >> another issue that highlighted the

kristin fisher has more. >> president trump still taking aim at progressive democratic congresswomenng significant criticism for a series of tweets that many deemed racist. the president suggested lawmakers all but one of whom were born in the united states go back to the country they came from. >> it is absolutely racist and un-american. it is an old troop. go back to where you came from. >> on monday he double done with a series of new tweets. all critical of the congresswoman. he told reporters his original tree was not racist. >> these are people that in my opinion 8 our country. you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they have made. all i am saying is if they are not happy here they can leave. >> some of his allies on capitol hill say th

kristin fisher is here with the democrats' dynamic plans. >> republicans say it's over. but democrats are continuing to move forward with their investigation. you have got the house oversight committee issuing subpoenas for emails from ivanka trump and jared kushner's personal accounts, the judiciary committee is issuing a subpoena to former white house counsel don mccann, and the house financial committees probing the president's finances, an area that the mueller investigation avoided. there is the question of impeachment. texas democrat al green who was defeated last week quoted, there was no aha moments because we've the report and discussed its point at nausea. but pelosi and congressman adam schiff are still not sold. >> does the country benefit going through an impeachment if it's going to be unsuccessful? we know in the senate it would be unsuccessful. i am not there yet but i'm keeping an open mind and i may get there. >> republicans argue there is nowhere left to go. >> why would you ever bring up impeachment after yesterday's hearing? that should be put to bed

i'm kristin fisher. >> nice to be with you. we had bit of a blackout in new york yesterday.g criticism from opponents over these raids, but the administration says the migrants being targeted have been issued deportation orders by a court and mike tobin is on the

fox kristin fisher's life at the white house tonight with a story, kristen. >> raymond, this is shaping be quite a spectacle. president trump is promising the biggest fireworks display ever. there is going to be a flyover of air force one, marine one the blue angels and more. and then there are the tanks which is one of the more unique and controversial aspects of the president's' fourth of july plans. several u.s. army tanks will be on display on the national mall including some m1a1 abrams. and each one weighs more than. 60 tons. they've had to be transported to get here. you will not see them moving because they could really rip up the roads which the officials are worried about. they will ask the federal government to reimburse them for any damages.th to top it off, president trump himself will be speaking at the lincoln memorial. he is promising to deliver a a nonpartisan speech one that will focus on patriotism and not politics. critics like 2020 rivals, the president is showboating and wasting taxpayer funding chose to inflate his ego. her arm forces and military not politically

they both sat down for an interview with kristin fisher. reporter: mr.the artemis program today. he came down to the kennedy space center on the 50th anniversary of the lunar lantern as the orion capsule has been completed. when would be ready to fly? >> they tell me there will be a test flight later this year. maybe early next year. but i know every american is excited about the fact that under president trump's leadership, we renewed our commitment to lead in human space exploration once again. and before the next year is out, you will see american astronauts going into space on american rockets from american soil which is something we have not seen since the shuttle program was grounded. the better part of 10 years ago. this is a president who truly believes that what we are celebrating today, what happened 50 years ago, with the apollo 11 landing on the moon, first man on the moon, all the accomplishments, it should not only be an inspiration to the nation but it should inspire this generation of americans to renew our commitment to lead in space exp

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kristin fisher is live at the labor department. kristin. >> today secretary acosta really place the blame on the palm beach state attorney's office. he says that office was about to cut an even better deal for epstein than the one he got. it was going to be a deal with no jail time. that's when secretary acosta said that his office -- he was the u.s. attorney in miami at the time -- he says that's when his office stepped in. he said that it was something that was pretty unusual to do. as for why they cut the deal, he said that he was pleased with the deal because he was worried that if they went ahead and went to trial that he might get no jail time had that some jail time was better than no jail time. here is secretary acosta explaining why he went with that plea deal back in 2008. >> this was the view of the office. there is a value to a sure guilty plea because letting him walk, leading with the state attorney was ready to do go forward would have been absolutely awful. >> secretary acosta is saying that he was essentially please

kristin fisher reports tonight from cape canaveral, florida. >> that is one small step for man, one gianteap for mankind. >> it was a moment for all of mankind. half a billion people all over the world came together to celebrate one of humanity's greatest accomplishment spread by for an asset director jean krantz who was leading the team at mission control, this is a victory for the united states, and he was a cold war warrior. >> i get misty, because of my team, and i think out that i had the ability to inspire this team to do the job, because they were incredible. teamwork is the essential ingredient to success in space flight. i had a team that i am proud of. >> half a century later, no human has explored deeper into space than the apollo astronauts pen and it makes him just as excited to -- mad today as it did at the original time that the program was canceled. >> bad day. >> moonwalk or buzz aldrin is equally frustrated. >> i have been a little bit disappointed in the last ten or 15 years. >> president trump told the apollo astronauts that the time has come to go back and use them mo

but first kristin fisher has the back story to me. >> martha, these tensions have been simmering forarted to boil over after this for progressive freshman house democrats opposed the border a bill that was supported by speaker pelosi. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, but she had to leave and ayanna pressley opposed the bill on the grounds that it did not go far enough to help migrants at the border. they also didn't like the idea of giving more money to fund the president's border policy. speaker pelosi dropped the house bill and went with the senate version instead. things really heated up over the weekend when speaker pelosi was interviewed by "the new york times" and seemingly downplayed the freshmen for 'influence by saying "these people have their public whatever and their twitter world, but they don't have any following. they are for people, and that's how many votes they got." well, those four people have been firing back on twitter and on tv. congresswoman omar called pelosi's comments "pathetic. you know they are just salty but who is wielding the power to s

fox news's kristin fisher is live in washington with the latest details. kristin., here at the smithsonian air and space museum one of the most sacred space artifacts has been put back on display after 13 years. neal armstrong's spacesuit, the one he was wearing when he took the first steps on the moon 50 years ago this saturday, took a kickstarter campaign to bring it back to life. the smithsonian raised half a million dollars in five days. today the vice president and armstrong's children were all here for the big unveiling. >> now true to their creed astronauts never liked being called heroes. the man who wore this suit was especially resistant to such labels. but if neil armstrong was not a hero, then there are no heroes. reporter: another tribute to apollo 11 is taking place outside the museum on the national mall. starting tonight the washington monument will lit up like the saturn v rocket that launched michael collins into orbit. these tribute are taking place all over the country this beak, a reminder how big this moment really was for all of humanity. hal

fox news's kristin fisher is at kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida, on the eve of the 50he moon landing. kristin. reporter: melissa, one of the great legacies of the apollo program was the ability to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and astronauts. this weekend, tomorrow, thousands of people will come here to the kennedy space center visitors center complex to mark the moment manifester walked on the moon including the vice president. the vice president will come here to make a major announcement about artemus, the trump administration plan to put american astronauts back on the moon by 2024. it is a rapidly accelerated timeline but nasa is confident they can to pull it off if congress gives them the money to do it. it is estimated to be 20 to $30 billion. president trump was in the oval office with the nasa administrator and two apollo xi astronauts, mike collins and buzz aldrin, despite the promise of artemus, buzz aldrin was disappointed it has taken so long to get back. >> 10, 15 years, we have the number one rocket now in the u.s., we have the nu

. >> harris: kristin fisher outside the white house with the latest. >> harris, president trump is standing by secretary acosta for now, but that could change depending on how the secretary defends himself this afternoon over his role in that secret 2008 plea deal that led jeffrey epstein avoid federal prosecution after allegations that he molested teenage girls. b16 pleaded not guilty on monday, to more child sex trafficking charges. in the new accuser you were just talking about spoke up this morning on nbc saying that she was raped by epstein when she was just 15 years old. >> yes, he raped me. he forcefully raped me. know exactly what he was doing. i don't think he cared. what hurts even more so, if i wasn't afraid to come forward sooner, the navy he wouldn't have done it to other girls. >> it's not likely that secretary acosta will be announcing's resignation based on statements delivered from it put out sand, flat out, "secretary acosta is not resigning." what is likely is he will defend himself very forcefully and explain why he signed off on that plea deal in the first place. we rea

bret baier, peter doocy, howard kurtz, and we start with correspondent kristin fisher, live just outside the box theater with some make or break debate performances. good evening. >> good evening, shannon peered heading into tonight, there was so much talk about the two most progressive candidates going head-to-head, senator elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. but instead, this turned out to be a fight between the more moderatern candidates and those two progressives. for really the soul of the democratic party, no issue was that more point than the issue of health care. here is senator bernie sanders responding to some of his opponents who called his plan for medicare for all political suicide.e. >> you're wrong. [laughter] [applause] right now, we have a dysfunctional health care system. we should deal with the tragedy and give everyone health care is a right, but why do we have to be the party of takinge something away from people? >> no, where the democrats, we are not about trying to take health care from anyone. that is what the republicans are trying to do.

we'll see you back in the next couple of weeks and kristin fisher had to celebrate the apollo 11 launch. will be back. chris: i'm chris wallace. the risk of life threatening floods as tropical storm barry moved inland and president trumps immigration rates start in cities across the country. >> it starts on sunday and it would take people out and bring them back to their countries. chris: the president insists he did not cave on using the census to find out what the people in this country are citizens. president trump: not only did i back down but i did not back up. chris: we discussed this with kellyanne conway who's just back from the southern border. president trump: there's nothing he can say. he's written a report. the report said no collusion and it said effectively, no obstruction. chris: robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill delay as democrats subpoena new witnesses in the russia investigation. we will discuss house democrats showdown with the president with assistant speaker. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the very public feud between speaker pelosi and the left

. >> kristin fisher is live at the white house with more on the administration's response. >> president trump is claiming total victory after today's hearings. right after they were over, he took questions from reporters as he was leaving the white house and he said this was a devastating day for democrats. >> the democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. the democrats had nothing. now they have less than nothing. i think they are going to lose their 2020 election very big including congressional seats because of the path that they chose. >> as for robert mueller performance, president trump was not impressed.be >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job both today and with respect to the investigation. in all fairness to robert mueller, he had nothing to work with. you can be a builder, but if they don't give you the right materials they're not going to build a very good building. >> both of those comments were echoed by almost everyone in his orbit from the new white house press secretary to call today and epic embarrassment for democrats to his campaign man