. >> cnn's lauren fox is joining us live from washington. first and foremost, break down this plan for us. what does it mean at the end of the day for these families? >> reporter: still a lot of questions how long it is going to take to reunify a lot of these families. already, the dhs have told us there are 500 reunion i wases but children in hhs custody. sxuc excuse me. one of the few options is how this would play out. families would remain separated while parents go through a deportation proceedings. but after those proceedings are finished, a few things can happen. either the judge will decide that the family needs to be deported and parents can choose to be deported with or without their children. both scenarios are possible. the other option is that if a judge deems that someone might have an asylum case or is eligible to stay in the united states, to continue moving on with their immigration proceedings, they can apply to be sponsors for their children through hhs and that process can take several weeks. a lot of questions about how

lauren fox, we appreciate it.hank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> joining me is errol louis and cnn political analyst julian zeleny. gentlemen, welcome back. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let's just start here, julian. there is a plan. >> well, there is a bit of an unplanned plan and it's still going to take a lot of time to reunite the families but the president, in many ways, has accomplished what he wants. so now he will slowly put together something to take care of the problem. he demonstrated a hard line toward immigration. he created scenes that will, in his mind, appeal to his supporters and now there is this very loose plan which is not going to be satisfactory to many people who are worried about the situation. >> errol, you know, this plan was released on a saturday night late in the evening. we have some of the details we can put up on the screen for people about what will happen and when the children will be reunited with their parents. but there are no administration officials coming out on thi

lauren fox is on the hill with more on that. lauren, you've got a lot of confusion among these lawmakers about what the president will support and what he won't support. where do things stand? >> reporter: after that meeting on capitol hill last night, lawmakers came out and conservatives, those are the folks that the president really need today woo in that meeting weren't necessarily convince. the house freedom caucus still hasn't taken an official position on where they stand. they have concerns with this compromised piece of legislation that has $25 billion in border security money including wall funding as well as a path to citizenship for daca recipients and it attempts to fix that problem of family separation on the border, but this was classic trump. during the meeting he didn't just talk about immigration. he talked about tariffs. he picked out mark sanford, the south carolina congressman who lost his primary saying he was a, quote, nasty guy. sanford wasn't in the room for this meeting. that was the kind of gathering thi

lauren fox is there. it goes without saying, little to no chance these are even going to pass in the is that the but what are the prospects and what's laid out today in the house. >> reporter: the race is on to get the votes for that compromised legislation, the conservative bill that republicans are going to vote on, many lawmakers are identifying that that bill's not passing. the focus is on that compromise bill, that's the piece of legislation that the white house had an all-out lobbying blitz for yesterday. the bill would give the president $25 billion in border security money and a path to citizenship for recipients of daca. that's a bill to focus on and the key issue for the president is that he has to depend on some of those conservatives, people who backed him early on in his race for the presidency to vote with him on immigration today. it's not clear that that's going to happen. mark meadows, the chairman of the house freedom caucus, an ally of the president went up to house speaker paul ryan on

president met onhursday with some of the santa fe shooting victims, in new york lauren green, fox newsther: thank you, lauren. tens of thousands of breast cancer patients may be able to skip equipment theory, the new study sponsored by the national cancer institute, most people can safely avoid the harsh treatment without hurting chance of beating the disease. this would be great news. experts do genetic testing to determine whether they needed the chemo, breast cancer is the most common form of cancer to woman all around the world. stay tune for that. in the meantime dna could be up for sale. according to a new investigation companies like ancestry and 23 and me, letting customers decide if they want their dna results saved which could be sold to research labs, experts say opting in could put personal information at risk of being stolen and exploited. the feature gives companies rights to sale or legally release to law enforcement investigations. law enforcement time now is about 15 minutes until the top the hour and the economy is surging but not enough for democrats like nancy pelos

fox news reporter lawn lauren blanchard reports from washington, d.c.walk away with talks -- from talks with north korea but he says if it goes well he would be open to inviting kim jong-un to the united states. the summit is a major focus at the white house today with final preparations under way as we're just days away. president trump welcoming japanese prime minister shinso abe to washington. the two meeting in the oval office ahead of a press conference in the rose garden. the president's summit with kim jong-un at the forefront of the talks. >> i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future for north korea and indeed a bright new future for the world. >> reporter: details about next week's meet having starting to take shape. it's set to take place at the capella hotel on sentosa island in singapore. the city state has experience hosting such gatherings and has had diplomatic relations with pyongyang since 1975. >> diplomatic efforts is different from past efforts. our efforts give us hope that we can find

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in washington, lauren blanchard with fox news. >>> saudi arabia issue drivers first time as the countryrepares to lift the ban on female drivers. saudi officials say 10 women received licenses today, alton had licenses from other countries. woacross saudi arabia take driving lessons at female only college campuses. it several women who campaigned for the right to try. the conservative islamic kingdom is allowing female drivers on june 24. >>> facebook is under fire again. 10:45, new accusations of downloading data privacy with the smart phone makers. >>> the temperatures to drop today significantly. they will cool further tomorrow and the days to follow. we will let you know what to expect and when the warm weather returns. >>> up next tonight, a fast- growing wildfire in southern california. right now it is 30% contained. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he on

lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a guilty plea from a man accused of plotting a christmas day attack at pie39 in san francisco. the deal made in federal court. >> he got off easy, he did. >>> it's much cooler th yesterday, continuing this week.>>> california is testing out digital license plates, the program being tested inthe capital. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to com

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> former san francisco 49ers star dwight clark has died.s disease disease. kelly clark rode. >> ales is a neuro degenerative disease and does not change the mind and sense he is of the patient burr takes away the ability to move, to speak, to wallow and to finally breathe. lucy wedemeyer is a president of the lou gehrig society. her husband battled lou gehrig's disease. dwight clark supported her before he knew he had lou gehrig's disease. >> cherish each day. do not lose sight of the blessing. that's what he was about. >> clark made his last public appearance in object when the 49ers hosted a dwight clark day. he spoke to the crowd from a suite. clark will be remembered for the catch but also for his kind and generous spirit. >>> time is now 8:41. the developers conference continues in san jose today. we'll tell you what was unveiled during day 1, including updates to your devices. >>> and more people after the age of 65 are staying at work. the reason why most americans are postponing their retirement and the reason behind. >>> and nice t

in singapore, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> while president trump prepares to meet with kim jong un, tension grows between the president and our allies. he cut the g7 summit short but as he departed he posted several tweets criticizing the canadian prime minister. he said that just introduced acted so meek and mild during the meetings only to give a meeting after saying that u.s. tariffs were insulting and he will not be pushed around. very dishonest and weak. our tariffs are in response to his up 270% on dairy. >>> returned to san francisco where election officials are hard at work trying to determine the outcome of the mayor race. >> election officials say they will be back to work today as they continue to tabulate the ballots. the new -- the latest numbers show that london breed has a slight edge over former state senator, mark leno, 108,000 ballots have been counted so far, breed has slightly more than 50%. >> she is leading by 498 pallets. >> we will check in with ktvu's lee martinez who joins us live in front of the san francisco city hall. >> reporter: frank, this is a long a

fox's lauren blanchard is live in d.c. with today's announcement. lauren. >>> reporter: >> reporter: president trump walked out to the reporters on the white house north korea he canceled last week is back on. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. it went very well. it's a get to know you kind of a situation. >> reporter: that major and unexpected development coming out of an oval office meeting with a high level north korean delegation today. originally, kim yong-chol was there to bring a letter to president trump from kim jong- un. >> this was literally going to be the delivery of a letter and it ended up being a two- hour conversation. >> reporter: in fact, mr. trump actually made the announcement before reading kim's letter. this comes just 11 days before the summit was supposed to happen. before president trump canceled it with a letter of ci hostility from the north. >> the president issues his famous letter, call or write me, and sadly, democrats dismissed this as being infantile. it has proven to be very visionary. >> reporter: but

in new york, lauren green, fox news. >>> an east bay mail carrier will be honored for helping catch burglarypects. we told you about a worker last month delivering mail on his route in piedmont when he spotted two men carrying a large suitcase and duffel bag out of a house. he thought it was suspicious since he knew the homeowner was in the hospital. he realized the home was broken into. he wrote down the license plate of the vehicle. piedmont police will recognize him during the city council meeting. >>> sometimes mondays are the hardest, sal. >> this monday is hard on 80. we had an earlier accident. it is gone. the damage is done. let's talk about 80 right now. you can see it's slow. it improved a bit. it was backed up to here. now from highway 4. so, it's going to be slow. there is hope that it's improving. some people used 680 to get through. that is slow here. 24 is not bad if you are driving on 24 at the toll plaza. to get there it takes about an hour. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there is slow traffic. an accident near the right-hand side. another stalled vehicle moved o

rendon with what the experts say today's developments could mean but first, to washington and fox news' lauren blanchard with more on the president's announcement. lauren. >> reporter: after nearly two hours with a north korean official, president trump announced the summit with north korea he canceled last week is once again happening. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. it went very well. it's a get to know you kind of a situation. >> reporter: that major and unexpected development coming out of an oval office meeting with a high level north korean delegation today. originally, kim yong-chol was there to bring a letter to president trump from kim jong- un. >> this was literally going to be the delivery of a letter and it ended up being a two- hour conversation. >> reporter: in fact, mr. trump actually made the announcement before reading kim's letter. this comes just 11 days before the summit was supposed to happen. before president trump canceled it with a letter of his own last week, citing hostility from the north. >> the president issues his famous letter, call or write me, an

rendon with what the experts say today's developments could mean but first, to washington and fox news' laurene president's announcement. lauren. >> reporter: after nearly two hours with a north korean official, president trump announced the summit with north korea he canceled last week is once again happening. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. it went very well. it's a get to know you kind of a situation. >> reporter: that major and unexpected development coming out of an oval office meeting with a high level north korean delegation today. originally, kim yong-chol was there to bring a letter to president trump from kim jong- un. >> this was literally going to be the delivery of a letter and it ended up being a two- hour conversation. >> reporter: in fact, mr. trump actually made the announcement before reading kim's letter. th

lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> 70:00 we are going to switch gears, talk about fast ball, game two of nba finals. cleveland cavaliers say they are not broken after thursday night, overtime loss to the warriors. the team's confidence is not shaken but the cavaliers did miss the free throw that would have given them a late lead. then jr smith infamous blunder. he apparently forgot the score, he tried to run out the clock and that game went into overtime and we know what happened next. >> it was all good. lucky lucky. >>> cavaliers will be at full strength. >> the league has decided not to of suspend thompson or love. thompson ejected for flagrant foul. love left the bench to argue the initial call and on the court 0 when the scuffle happened but the league determined he returned to the bench immediately. >> klay thompson says he is banged up, a little soar but ready for game number -- sore but ready for game number two. it looked painful. thompson left to get treatment r his le ankle and leg. finish weekend two dozen points including five threes. thompson telling reporters friday that h

and on fox >>> the white house accused the philadelphia eagles of pulling a political stunt, lauren blanchardd an alternative even today focusing on patriotism. >> reporter: for the president, the star-spangled banner, this inviting the super bowl champions from a celebration to honor their win, because the entire team was not going to attend. >> [ singing ] >> reporter:he white house a visit by the nfl team, choosing to host a celebration honoring america instead. >> we stand together for freedom, patriotism, and we probably stand for our glorious nation under god. >> reporter: president trump calling off the event less than 24 hours before the philadelphia eagles were scheduled to stop by, the president tweeting old -- unfortunately only a few players decided to come, we canceled the event, staying in the locker room during the playing of the national anthem is just as disrespectfas kneeling. tweeting at members of several other professional and collegiate teams have visited, nascar championrtx jr. stopped by last month. >> we are honored to be here that for this, and thankful for the presi

fox news and its viewers." i thank you, both. don callaway for your candor, lauren zelt as well.ocratic strategist joel payne who we were just talking about will be on msnbc here with david gura at 3:00 eastern. stick around for that. >>> at the top of the hour, speaking of which, david gura with a closer look at what migrants are facing in the pursuit of a new life in america. stick around. at uber, we're listening to what matters most to you and we're committed to improving every ride. starting with features designed to make it easy for your driver to find you. taking the stress out of pickups. and we're putting safety at the heart of everything we do. with a single tap, we're giving you new ways to let loved ones know you're on your way. uber has new leadership, a new vision and is moving in a new direction... forward. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. three cleaning agents dissolve, lift and rinse away food the first time. new cascade platinum. bu

cnn congressional reporter en fox joining us live from washington with more on this. so laurenproposals and the confusion over whether the president is backing these proposals, that's one thing, but then also in the forefront is this latest practice of zero tolerance that the president will be met with. he'll be challenged by that on capitol hill. >> absolutely. and we should note that friday was a very confusing day hoe republicans. a lot of them had worked very diligently on some kind of compromise piece of legislation that would give the president money for his border wall but would also provide some kind of permanent status for daca recipients. and that is something the republicans have been trying to do for years. they finally get some kind of compromise legislation. they think that they've been consulting with the white house. then the president tells fox news on friday morning that he may not be able to sign the more moderate bill. then about nine hours later the white house comes out with an official statement that says the president could support the compromise piece o

lauren simonetti. cheryl: your iphone will be more secure. first, the big news of the day. a potential bidding war brewing over 25 century fox. breaking the news right here on the network yesterday. comcast making an unsolicited $65 billion all cash offer. an 18% premium over an offer from walt disney reported back in december. comcast coming one day after a federal judge gave at&t's agreement to buy time warner for 85 billion without requiring the sale of many major asset. that is antitrust concerns. train through the higher bid comes as traditional entertainment comes the streaming train site netflix, amazon and google. twenty-first century fox, the parent company of fox network. close up nearly 8% yesterday. trade to the federal reserve is expected raising interest rates for the second time this year. but also some surprises for those who sat in much the entire meeting with jay powell. we will get more from our edward lorenz. >> good morning, sheryl and kristina. a quarter% of an to the interest rate to the federal open market committee would eliminate the forward guidance in their statement that talked about more rate hik

fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> high-level talks continue to set stage for a nuclear summit in singapore between president trump and north korean president kim jong-un. >> lauren blanchard reports from washington. senior north korean official is headed to hand-deliver a letter to the president from kim jong-un himself. lauren. >> reporter: yes, that's right. more meetings today trying to get that north korean summit back on track. from singapore to new york to even the dmz. >> i want it to be meaningful. it doesn't mean it gets all done at one meeting. maybe you have to have a second or a third and maybe we'll have none. >> reporter: president trump says he is hopeful the u.s. and north korea can meet in singapore on june 12th for a nuclear summit. this morning in new york, secretary of state mike pompeo came together with top north korean negotiator kim yong- chol to try to set goals and ground rules for the possible meeting. >> many conversations have been had about the path forward so that we can achieve both the denuclearization that the world demands from north korea and the security assurances that would be required for them to allow us to achieve that.