but we must not forget that senator mcconnell is a lder erennot only -- not only of our but he's also serves primarily on behalf of the people of kentucky. he doesn't leave his full time job behind when he puts his leadership hat on. he somehow has to balce the need of both his constituents in ktucky along with the larger needs of the senate and of the country as a whole. it goes without saying that balancing those competing de i extraordinarily difficult. it is not for the faint of heart. but somehow senator mcconnell makes it look easy. he doesn't even seem to break a sweat, amazingly. so that's because people like senator mcconnell are versatile and energetic. on behalf of his fellow kentuckyians, healthcare fix for coal miners and supported military installations like fort campbell and fort knox. he's gotten more resources to strengthen kentucky universities and he's helped his state combat opioid addiction and even helped a mother get her child back after she was abducted and taken to west africa. these are just some of the recent ways that he has served his state. as we know, se

choose the faith based lder carefully and encourages boys to talk with each other.in trouble and keep feelings to themself repress who they are. >> you've been making rounds going around the country and talking to local leaders one of the reans you're here in dc. before you go, what is the conversation that you think that yohahave to and communities have to ve with elected leaders with other pillars of the community. at there is a boys crisind erstd that boy crisises all over the world and that when boys are in crisis mode, when they don'tot have a of father involvement, they're far more like toe join isis. almost all of your isis re'suits. >> thatig jump there. >> yes. obviously most boysho fathers dt of your isisit recru almost all of them have in common lack of father involvement. not only the boys but also the girls. of your school shooters, the great majority of them have a lack of father involvement. of your mass shooters the great majority of them have a lack of father involvement. so father's day is really a day to say weo need tve fathers become the newwa r

pressure from some voters is causing lders in italy and germany to do more to stop illegal migration. and 1,000 miles away in brussels, leaders thought they had a europe-wide deal. translator: we were able to build and i think can say this, a significant agreement, which is one step forward based on a full agenda, as we requested. this deal was built on three mponents. the external aspect, border protection, and internal solidarity. >> in other words, payingurkey and north african countries to stop migrants befor they leave, tightening border controls and setting up detention centers where those seeking asylum can be assessed. the italian government thought others would be willing tot hos the centers but that was denied by france and italy. >> macron was tired. we all finished 5 lat0 a.m. on saturday morning. in isn't written in either article of the agreement. reporterbut the deal may be enough to win time for the german government which faces difficul regional elections in a few months. >> a changen direction has taken place in migration policy. it's a step in the right directio rep

president and the north korean lder sure can't. -- shook hands. [indistinct conversations] president trump: many people in the world would -- [inaudible] [indistinct conversations] host: it is called a tropical breezeway as the north korean leader and president trump meeting and shaking hands before porters and rushing and to capture every moment of this meeting. libraryked into the where the first one-on-one meeting took place. we will show you that in a couple of minutes. first up is darrell joining us from east orange, new jersey, democrats as' line. you think-- what do will come from this summit? caller: the president needs to talk about being strong. he has to. host: republican line. caller: hello. thank you for having me on. my point would be that all of us, we went through our grade schools and they taught us what they taught us. i think as humans, we should go beyond. should researcmore than what our media tells us. tell us.our scholars we want to be better than them. go to missouri, joseph, democrats' line. how are you? caller: i am doing

is made such a difference and is reproduced results of camaraderie and support but you really need lders,nd especially that message goes to the local folks who control the resources that allow us to get the results we do. the hospital directors, the vision directors, the skilled nurses that are there, all that clinical support that is crucial to get veterans off the street and keep them off the street and alleviate suffering, et cetera. my concern is to make sure the integrated care that's been developed over the years continues in a robust fashion. so that recent act that was passed come on very concerned about really have that is intimated, and to ensure that strong message remains for the local resources are as a goes from the central office to the, because for years with such a struggle to get the hospitals represented at our conferences to have that communication. they felt they were outside what was going on with homeless services. so would hate to give that up now because we've struggled to bring them back into our mission. >> right. i don't think, we are not going to move backwar

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our lawmakers community lders, providers and advocates and many of whom are standing here with me today we are closer than ever to getting to our goal. zero new infections, zero deathst and zero stigma. in 2016 we had a report low of 223 new hiv infections in san francisco. these accomplishments are the result of strategic investments in prevention, treatment and social services that we will continue here in the city of san francisco. this requires a sustained commitment to funding in our city, which is why since 2012 the city has backfilled more than $12 million in federal hiv cuts. today our spending approaches $60 million every single year, but we have a lot more to accomplish. we have to reduce december decer parties between the african-american and latino community. this discussion will highlight and help those in youth communities, lgbftg community. includes 2.8 million to offset cuts made through the federal center for disease control. these support prevention programs and increased community access to testing an linkage across the community. also includes 1.4 million to support

justin trudeau, lder of canada, very uncomfortable.lies,anada and france. and while doing it kissing up to russia again. the g7 ud to be the g8. they kicked russia out of it afte russia illegally annexed crimea and invaded ukraine, which is stillt's time to forgi sia should be in the should be meeting. why are we having a meeting without russia being in the meeting? and i would recommend and it's up to them, but russia should be themeeting. ithoul be a part of it. you know? whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run. [ laughter ] and in the g7, which used to be g8, they threw russia out. they should russia come back in. because we should have russia at the negotiating table. >> jimmy: wow, isn't that considerate. [ cheers and applause ] nothing to do with the elecons, that's a witch hunt. he wants everyone to get along. russia already has a representative at the g7, his name is donald trump. [ laughter ] the president also weighed in today on a controversial subject of whether, as pres

mattis said the move ces nearly two weeks after president trump held historic talked with north korean lder kim united states and south korea had planned to conduct a joint exercise in august. but that has been scrapped for now. and after meeting with kim the president calledci military ses proactive and expensive to carry out. >> o a local busineswner is worryed what new taivrs placed on whisky could do to his business.chris harriswnsk coctoe disstillry. what he sells to europe will have a 25% tariff. it was put in place to respond to president trump's new taivr. there. >> i've been asked you know people offmean we're laying no we're not laying people off. but we may not be hiring ib anybody for a while now eitherer. >> to give you an idea how much we're talng about whenit ce tariffn i place a 90 drarf bott whisky goes up more than 22 it dollars. fire fighters in paramedics in fairfax county nursed a wingedt pa back to health. the humming bird flew into station 3 with 1 is this week. crews said the birdsre appea weak and lethargic. using a syrge they gave sugar water and the patient then a

ab2025 creates, we talked about it before, it's now called lders, and that's -- elders living with dignity, empathy, respect and support. it names a major change and it will create a bond fund so there will be a bond on the 2020 ballot to create a $200 million bond found for housing. ab2021 by accosta, anded a pilot program for senior volunteers to encourage senior lunteergramnd non-profit caregiver resource center, and that would create a pilot program, obviously, require reporting to sunset in 2024, before it moves forward. and then in assemblyman irwin's bill, ab2019, greatest social need to include cultural or social isolation caused by sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. and then lastly, senate bill 821 by jackson, it defines what is necessary in an emergency plan. we have spoken before where these, come out of the santa rosa fires and then the hurricanes where we saw some challenges in other jurisdictions over getting sesut of rential ce facilities. and as i say, defines emergency plan just for the purposes of emergency services. so, i'm sure, in the july repor

three top military lders were removed from office and replaced with younger officers that could be an indication that kim jong is looking to elimin anyential opposition to his outreach to the united states. one of those military leaders that was removed was the chief of the general staff, form a close advisor to kim's father kim jong il. the other two removed with a defense chief and the head of the army's political bureau. if after meeting on friday with a vice chairman of north korea, the president deed that the summit is back on. it's actually a week from today because today is already tuesday, or just about to be tuesday in singapore. so next monday will actually be when the meeting happens. but the president is say he is also holding an advanced a new package of sanctions that were ready to go on north korea but in singapore over the weekend, secretary of defense sa the u.s. is not going to let up pressure on north korea until they verifiably begin to dismantle its nuclear program. listen here. >> especially now, we must remain vigilant and we will continue to implement all u.n.

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. >> you said you won't challenge house minority lder kevin mccarthy. >> yes. >> do you stand by that? >> we always write stories about leadership and no one cares about reporters which we know to be demonstrably false by the members of congress that chatter about it. i wonder if you can tell us why mccarthy would be a good speaker? >> first of all, he has a good relationship with president trump and you can see the bills he mov to e floor and i think a strong agenda through the house. and in the senate, that the biggest one house passed and the senate hasn't. to put the coalitions together to pass those forward. >> what's your relationship with the president like? he's said a lot of nice things about you publicly. could you take us behind the scene, wha it's like to work with the president? >> it's great to work with president trump and we built a strong relationship. i endorsed him in the primaries and frankly in the general election, worked very hard to try to bridge some gaps with r rublicans that weren't there yet that ultimately got on board to help us win the election because t

friendly relationship with china , but we also are standing firm on the idea and the president is the lder on this. maria: how far are you willing to go, peter? china wants to take its companies public on the floor of the new york stock exchange. are you going to pushback if they don't stop stealing and say you can't even take your companies public in new york? >> see, i'm not the right person to ask on that. donald j. trump is the president , i'm part of a large trade team that interacts with all of the agencies. we sit in places like the situation room and talk. maria: right i understand. >> about how it's going to go. maria: but you're trying to stop china from stealing intellectual property. peter they don't even admit it. they say they don't do it so how do you change a situation where you can't even get them to agree they are in fact stealing ip? >> well, we have in motion the president has said that come june 15, there will be targeted tariffs on the china 2025 high-tech industries of the future they're trying to take from us and they will set investment restrictions on june 30 to p

the child abuse highlights, menush will present highlights unless bev gets here on time, and shauna lder e abuse. and ending violence in the community, in so many ways and so many forum, thank you so much. and equally want to thank the department and the status of women and the leadership of dr. emmy morasi for really moving this effort forward. every good movement needs a backbone organization in the department and the status of women does that. what you read in this report before you get into the child abuse prevention findings, is that this report unlike any otherurisdition in california is truly connecting the dots between child abuse, domestic violence, and elder abuse. and we know there are generational cycles, we know these types of violences are connected, and so the fact we are looking at it holistically is a great public policy improvement in the direction for our county, and that we can share with other counties throughout california. in addition, this report uniquely is focussed on prevention. how can we move upstream in our work to end violence before it ever happens. and fi

lder women are set in their way, and it's difficult for them to take the step.e >> when saudi women took to the contact road on sunday, the that campaigned for years are in the driving ban gaol. what might it mean for those women's freedom? unfortunate, really, that the government arrested them a few weeks ago. - they have not disclosed what the detailled against accusations them were. they seem to have technically number of laws in a areas. what was driving it is that - is government that they have to show the conservatives a bit of balance, weeks before the driving decision was announced in september. ahead and ent went arrested 70 hard right clerics. has 50 million followers on twitter. they have been fighting rites for religious the last nine months, and as part of the balance they have to they were not allowing the left to take too many olitical freedoms, they are trying to hold the ship together in a delicate period. cultural change is risky for a society, and is stressful. think the government is grappling with holding the ship together and balancing diff

the white house and kremlin just announcing the lders will pleat july 1h in helsinki key, finland.e are dead following a massive fire in kenya at an outdoor market. now as many as 70 oers were hurt. rescuers fear the death toll in nairobi as the search continues fos. more b fire started in a section of the hamarket t sells wood and clothing no word on the cause but officials were trying t collect evidence in bag and tag to w fid outre and how the blaze startedel andp dent fight victims. also breaking news overnight in india. a charteredlane crashed in busy area of mumbai. point.s still limited at thi but multiple repts say six people were killed. spolice there the plane crashed as it was getting ready. they say two pilots, two passengers and two people on the ground are among the dead. meanwhile, closer to home now, a six-year-old girl is in very critic condition this morning after she received an electric shock from an outdoor fountain at the mgn national harbor tuesday night. faly members tell fox5 the girl was shocked when s touched a metal railing near tha fountain in statement

do you have any concerns elevat t lder of northpore korea to a stage equal with president trump? at all.not they are botleaders of their nations, but it is a night and day difference. president trump is the leader of the free world, the most ross nation onprosperous the planet, kim jong-un is the leader of one of the worst economies. an invitation for kim jong-un to come into the 21st century, and i can only think when he was walking around singapore, looking at the ffent hotels in the structures and the prosperity, this for think, i want my people. let's hope he is thinking that. host: let's talk about the structure of the agreement that might come out between the u.s. and north korea and south korea. president obama was criticized for the way the iran nuclear deal was handled. final expect that any agreent will be presented to congress, presented to the senate as a treaty? that is what we have heard and hoped for. if you have a negotiation that goes the treaty process and is ratified by the senate, what happens then is it creates longevity and stability of an agreement versus t

the republican lder and i have both committed to work through appropriations in a bipartisan way, through regular order, something the senate hasn't achieved in sometime. chairman shelby and ranking member leahy are leading the way. we want to -- we want to continue along in a cooperative way where what we bring to the floor has approval from both sides of the aisle. now on immigration. let me address the humanitarian crisis at our southern border. the separation policy has resulted in 2,300 children being separated from their families. i've seen the pictures of these tiny little girls with forlorn looks on their faces and they are being placed into what is called tender-aged facilities. that is an orwellian term if there ever was one. others have been shuttled to foster homes. a 5-year-old sent hundreds of miles away from his or her parents. what kind of country are we? now, yesterday the president signed an executive order which made it 100% clear what democrats have been saying, that the president can fix this problem on his own, and that's correct. the president vindicated everything