he is there to visit france, exposing some common ground with french president emanuel that krohn. of the two agreed to agree on climate change. rob: chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president in paris. >> rob and heather good morning to you. quite a scene in beautiful crowdless sky here in paris as we watch these military formations come down. the parade was led off by heavy artillery tanks and then a flyover that included the air force thunder birds and f-22 rant tores. first horses actually on foot 200 american service members led by five service members who are in the traditional dress of world war i because this parade in part commemorates the centennial of the u.s. involvement in world war i, helping with the liberation of france. president trump seated there just to the right of president that krohn of france, really quite a treat for the american president to be able to participate in this bastille day parade. also important is the symbol against terrorism as the united states and france stand shoulder to shoulder in the battle against isis an

he is there to visit france, exposing some common ground with french president emanuel that krohn. of the two agreed to agree on climate change. rob: chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president in paris. >> rob and heather good morning to you. quite a scene in beautiful crowdless sky here in paris as we watch these military formations come down. the parade was led off by heavy artillery tanks and then a flyover that included the air force thunder birds and f-22 rant tores.

the relatively new presidents trump and ma krohn sd sat side by side and exchanged smiles.on the paris climate accord and focused on mutual partnership to fight terrorism. parade was also an opportunity for france to show the world its military commitment. after the parade president ma krohn thanked the united states and president trump for their friendship. >> tra.(speaspeaking french not. [ applause ] >> the dig for trump and his wife to come was a mew wal respect. the relationship between the countries will be unbroken. now during yesterday's press conference trump defended don, jr. in public for the first time. he also made a bit of news when he suggested that his decision for the united states to exit the paris climate agreement could be revisited. allison? >> mel, thank you very much. >>> 8:10 right now. federal judge in hawaii has filed a new request regarding president trump's travel ban. he wants to expand the list of family relationships needed by people seeking visas from six muslim majority nations to include grandparents, grandchildren, uncles and aunts. last m

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he will sit down with french president ma krohn to serious syria and fighting terrorism.astille day festivities and commemorate 100 years since u.s. troops entered into world war one. >> the trip comes as questions linger over russia and the latest bombshells concerning the meeting his son had with the russian lawyer last year. last night donald trump, jr., spoke to fox's sean hannity saying he wanted to clear the air over the controversy. the interview came after trump, jr., released a batch of e-mails which led up to the meeting. they revealed the meeting was set up by the hopes -- with the hopes i should say of getting damaging information about hillary clinton. trump, jr., says he saw the request as an opportunity to gain research on the opposition. >> in retro he tree inspect i probably would have done things a little differently again this is before the russia mania. this is before they were building it up in the press. for me, this was opposition research. they had something, you know, maybe concrete evidence to all the stories'd probably underreported for, you kno

trump and mark krohn stressing the positives, including their new discussion on the paris climate agreementwe covered the news conference live yesterday from paris. here is a portion. >> president trump will tell you about it, but he made a number of commitments and we will be working together, and he is committed to work with the united states and the president on this major topics, and it is important to branch out. that being said, he shall leave the united states of america -- leads the united states of america and continue to talk about it. today, this is nothing new or unprecedented on why he would have told you about it, but i believe there is a joint willingness to continue to talk about this and try and find the best possible agreement. pres. trump: something could happen in respect to the paris accord. we will see what happens. we will talk about that over the coming amount of time, and if it happens, it will be wonderful, and if it does not, that will be ok too. we will see what happens. the: the president and friends president through a translator yesterday in paris, and just a

first up president donald trump heads to paris tonight to meet with french president ma krohn.invited the president to france to celebrate the bass teal day festivities and celebrate 100 years when u.s. troops entered into world war one. >>> on capitol hill the senate summer break is being cut short. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is delaying the start of the august recess in order to allow more work to -- more time to work on the health care reform. among other the senate judiciary hearing building confirmation hearings for christopher wray today. he was nominated by president trump to lead the fbi. wray was high-ranking official in george w.' bush's justice department and represented new jersey governor chris christie in the bridge gate scandal. if confirmed by the full senate hey wray would replace james comey. >> should metro fare evaders get a free pass? one d.c. council member thinks so and we sat down with him this morning to find out why. we'll share that story with you next. >>> then later, a look at how first ladies make their mark on history. the smithsonian

later today the president and french president mack krohn will hold around of bilateral meetings and it comes to climate change and immigration. will likely find common ground when fighting terrorism. president trump will be the get of honor at bastille day and will take part in sr. moans marking the 100th anniversary of the u.s. getting in world war ii. senate leaders will reavail a newly revised health care plan. >> the latest effort to rhee repeal and replace obama care. melanie alnwick is live from capitol hill with the latest this morning. mel? >> repor allison, the words may change, but the math remains the same when it comes to getting this bill passed. republicans can't lose more than two votes and it is going to be right down to the wire. last night president trump ramped up the pressure saying he would be quote very angry if republicans cannot get this one through. now, the new bill does keep most of the medicaid cuts a few tweaks there and make other changes designed to win over votes. it would delete health care taxes, but keep the extra tax on individuals to help people

hence la krohn reaching out. mr.y for ba still day in france. pete: personalities matter in these particular cases. that's why president saw a possible friendship in vladimir putin to begin with fed into the conspiracy of the mainstream media or the so-called mainstream media that they -- he was in collusion. no, no. he saw someones who he saw as a strong leader who believed in his own nation. like president trump believes in america. forge a bond based on common interests. he was willing to talk about that openly. his critics used that against him. the fact that emanuel macron and him are forging a relationship is fantastic. longest alliance america has is with the french. steve: remember the last time the two of these were together they did a handshake like a death grip. later he said well, i knew it was essentially a standoff. it was a. brian: president has never acknowledged that. steve: mr. macron did. ainsley: do we think climate change is going to dominate the g-20. angela merkel is willing to compromise. just

murky crony eu67 krohn cronyismw trump can drain it opened up number 3 on the "new york times." >> amazingarts that first tuesday. can i make a quick point? this is so, so smart what the trump administration did. i think steve miller was the one who recognized that. trump has a very captive audience in poland. they are thinking the 15eu78 way he is their president was elected the same way that donald trump was elected. put thousands and thousands. tens of thousands of people in the square. let trump address that group. what a great start to the pre, you know, what he is going to run into when he goes over to hamburg, germany with angela merkel. this is really brilliant strategy on their part. i'm livin'ing to this coverage. one of the most important things donald trump did when he walked into office, he started repealing regulation on the energy markets. u.s. energy markets run leashed. they are the real driving force behind what's going on in the economy right now. look at poland. look what goes on in eastern europe. they are at the membersy of russia because they don't produce their own

his trip to paris was really, as we look admah krohn make final remarks as we see the procession. cover this as the president gets set to board air force one and come back to new jersey for the weekend. it's been a really positive trip for our president and for macron. both are in their rookie years and both realize the significance of the positions that they have. meanwhile, the debate here at home, believe it or not, according to some is acclimate change. heats up as president trump leaves the door open, kinda to the paris accords. former vice president al gore comparing climate change to the struggles of he former struggles like slavery. here is michael waltz. does it drive you crazy when you know what it's like to fight terror, you see what happened in nice one year ago today and people think climate change is something that has to be addressed like terroris terrorism? >> these aanalogies to slavery, women's suffrage movement and all the other things that the vice president were talking about were a little ridiculous and little emotional. if we can look at this in practical te