lea: good morning, i'm lea gabrielle. also breaking this morning, president donald trump rolling back some of the changes made with cuba. lauren: technology stocks selling off yesterday. dow down 14. for the week dow is up. nasdaq, however, sliding for the second week in a row. let's show you the action. nasdaq up 1. lea: facebook says that it's using new artificial intelligence software to block terrorist propaganda, but does it really work? lauren: nike in a global battle with adidas planning workforce and selling more sportswear to the consumer. lea: in baseball, another night of extra innings for the new york yankees as they play the oakland a's. lauren: good morning, tgif, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: russia's defense ministry say that is the leader of isis may be killed in one of the air strikes in syria along with 30 isis commanders and 300 fighters. air strike in raqqah late last month targeted a meeting of isis leaders, russia says it's

lea: 5:01 a.m. on june 23rd, i'm lea gabrielle for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: we've got a lot for you. at least four republican senators come out against gop health care, rand paul, mike lee and ron son jon said they will not vote for the bill in current form. >> we are open to negotiation but we want to bill to look more like a repeal. we are afraid that when we read the bill that it actually looks like a reiteration or keeping of obamacare. >> i've made very clear that i want to get to yes and the way to get to yes is fix the underlying problems, lower premiums and i will happily be part -- lea: president trump expressing optimism in an interview on "fox & friends". >> there are four good guys and four friend of mine. i think they will probably get there. we have to see. health care is a very difficult situation. if you look. the clintons tried to get it and after years and years couldn't do it. obamacare now failed, obamacare

gets down to the hockey centre in lea valley if you can to watch england's women this weekend.retire after this summer's world championships in london. as a defending world champion, bolt has got an automatic place in the jamaican team for the august championships so won't have to compete at the national trials. his prime minister has been leading the tributes to the eight—time olympic champion. clearly he's not just clearly he's notjust a track figure, he is a public figure, he has his private life and he's still a young man but what i admire about the same bolt is that he has managed to excel, to reach the pinnacle of his sport without any suggestion of impropriety —— about usain bolt. without any artificial enhancements to achieve what he has done. that is so valuable today in competitive sport, that someone can achieve the great feat of humankind without artificial enhancements. that, to me, is notjust a value to jamaica, as ambassador, but value to the sport. and to people as well, that if you work hard, you don't need to cheat, you don't need to use artificial enhancement

lea: good morning, i'm lea gabrielle.ald trump rolling back some of the changes made with cuba. lauren: technology stocks selling off yesterday. dow down 14. for the week dow is up. nasdaq, however, sliding for the second week in a row. let's show you the action. nasdaq up 1. lea: facebook says that it's using new artificial

our own former f-18 pilot, lea gabrielle explains.he's here to tell us what it's like about has the new report on what the navy is doing about this problem. that's next. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >> bill: we're getting a look at a report from the u.s. navy about a problem that has brought pilot training to a standstill. some pilots said they were more scared of dieing in the cockpit than being killed by the enemy. that got our attention. the navy ordered a pause in training while they reviewed the situation. lea gabrielle is here. she used to fly fighter jets. what did you find out? >> the bottom line, the navy cannot say the t-45, the only jet trainer, can start reporting a again for training. there isn't a solution yet. the systems are supposed to provide clean air to the pilot and they don't. >> we're getting the latest look at the technology that helps teach the pilots. the reduce

with us are yasmin alibhai brown and economic adviser for arbuthnot ruth lea. welcome to you both.ter and an jarran rebecca hunter and anjarran reed believe you should have your own show! there you go! let's begin. tomorrow's front pages starting with the i... it leads with the news that one of the big hitters of the leave campaign is back in government as michael gove is made environment secretary. the metro uses george osborne's description with the former chancellor saying to get behind the prime minister over fears tory infighting over her leadership will damage the party further. the telegraph's reports that michael gove has been drafted in to protect theresa may from any potential leadership challenges, the paper claiming it's the prime minister's way of showing she can work with her critics. is a sign her position on brexit is softening, with a possible rethink on remaining in the customs union. the guardian says the prime minister plans to win back support from her party by adopting a more collegiate style of leadership following criticism that senior colleagues had been sh

i prefer transparency to lea ks. you of doing so. i prefer transparency to leaks.urse are all free as journalists but we altogether have to understand this is an exceptional negotiation of huge interest to a lot of people everywhere, going round the 27 member states for the second time, meeting heads of government, the business community, both sides of industry, trade unions, and everywhere i find great awareness of the possibilities and theissues awareness of the possibilities and the issues at stake. a public date for me is very important. it is not something we want to take a passive attitude towards. we want to be proactive. that is how we see transparency. during the course of the last ten months the uk parliament has questioned the government quite properly in great detail on what its aims should be, oi'i detail on what its aims should be, on what it's negotiating strategy should be, where it is going to take the country. i and the prime minister have given undertakings to ensure that we are as transparent as possible, consistent with normal negotiation, more

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mr comey has now admitted that he is one of these lea kers.urreptitiously made disclosures to the press of privileged medication is with the president. the leaks of this privileged information began no later than march, 2017, when friends of mr comey have stated that he disclosed to them the conversations that he had with the president during theirjanuary 27, 2017 dinner, and february 1a, 2017 white house meeting. today, mr comey admitted that helix to friends of his purported mermoz of those privileged communications —— he lea ked privileged communications —— he leaked to friends of his purported memos. they were leaked to the press in order to "prompt the appointment ofa in order to "prompt the appointment of a special counsel." although mr comey testified that he only leaked these memos in response to a tweet, these memos in response to a tweet, the new york times was quoting from them the day before the referenced tweet, which belies mr comey‘s excuse for this unauthorised disclosure of privileged information, and appears to be entirely re

sure to take us into sunday, it will be slightly cooler and still temperatures into double figures, it leagures, it leaks start to monday. they blustery. north england, north west and parts of northern ireland and central scotland could seek 30 or 40 mph winds. there may be some restrictions on the bridge is, check the travel. a few showers around in scotland, particularly in the west, sally ‘s bright skies here and there with one or two showers in northern ireland. cloud in wales, but are bright enough start with glimpses of sunshine. a few passing light showers. given the strength of the breeze, it will go quickly. longer spells of sunshine towards the channel islands. the high pressure sta rts channel islands. the high pressure starts building across the south—west, early showers quickly fading away. indeed, showers into the afternoon. the crowd thins and breaks. the best of showers in the eastern ground. mostly dry by the state. temperatures at their highest, on the eaves, 19 or 20. in monday evening, we seek a dry start but things change. high pressure from the south west but the nort

. >> este comentario que leas el presiente a comey, diciendo que el portavoz , echÉ a un lado la investigaciÓn responde a las preguntas de los investigadores. reportera: detalla que el 11 de abril por la maÑana, el presidente lo llamÓ y le pronto quÉ habÍa hecho sobre la solicitud de circular que Él no estaba bajo investigaciÓn. trump, ha dicho pÚblicamente que comey, le asegurÓ en tres ocasiones que no estaba bajo investigaciÓn. >> si yo soy un cliente que llama para preguntar si tiene investigaciÓn, es porque probablemente estoy preocupado de que estoy bajo investigaciÓn. porque ha hecho algo, algo que no es correcto. puede ser algo ilegal como colaborar con rusia o puede ser algo que le llamamos "ignorar intencionalmente". >> a veces no es la intenciÓn bloquear la investigaciÓn. hay que ver si el presidente querÍa afectar el resultado de la investigaciÓn o frenarla. reportero: dudan que el presidente se retracte de lo antes dicho sobre el ex director del fbi. presentador: el presidente donald trump, anunciÓ que christopher wray, serÁ el nuevo director del fbi. la revista forbes, asegura que

francisca: estamos escuchando a sara lea figueroa.l punto de su padre, al logos celos. zaralea figueroa: fueron unas Épocas difÍciles porque yo estaba creciendo, tenÍa el novio y mi papÁ era muy celoso. con el tiempo fue entendiendo y bajÁndole un poco. ademÁs, soy la más grande. soy la primera mujer. alix: no olvida el vals y los 15 aÑos que su papÁ al leer regalÓ. alix: mi papÁ habÍa estado muy enfermo, tenÍa la preocupaciÓn de no estar en mis 15 aÑos. la verdad es que se encargÓ de hacerlos muy especiales. armÓ una fiesta de ensueÑo, una fiesta con la que siempre soÑÉ. me compuso mi vals. el que yo baile en mis 15 aÑos lo hizo mi papÁ para mÍ. hizo muchas cosas, increÍble. el vals era primero instrumental. tenÍa la idea de que yo lo bailara con Él y mi chambelanes en la fiesta se parÓ y dijo que acababa de brotar mi alma. cantÓ en mis 15 aÑos. algo que lo tengo en mi corazÓn para siempre. alix: desconoce si habrÁ un evento para conmemorar el segundo aniversario de joan sebastian. zaralea figueroa: hacemos la misa, todavÍa no sÉ si

permanencia de este niÑo, en la mente de raÚl sÓlo hay positivismo, a la espera de que el presidente lea salvar al animal. el vÍdeo fue visto cerca de 250,000 veces. aparentemente ya se lo regresaron a su dueÑo. enrique: corriÓ unos 15 minutos por esta avenida. agente: ¡quieto! ial piso!

permanencia de este niÑo, en la mente de raÚl sÓlo hay positivismo, a la espera de que el presidente lea, logrÓ salvar al animal. el vÍdeo fue visto cerca de 250,000 veces. aparentemente ya se lo regresaron a su dueÑo. enrique: corriÓ unos 15 minutos por esta avenida. ilia: por lo menos estÁ en las manos de su mejor amigo. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador:: esta noche "contacto deportivo", unidos y completos una vez mÁs, "chuky" regresa a rusia con miras a nueva zelanda. lindsay: la advertencia de la fifa es seria, las consecuencias repercutirÁn en el tri, si la fanaticada no hace caso. presentador: andrÉ gignac, estÁ coqueteando con ser un guerrero galÁctico. lindsay: tenemos a los

permanencia de este niÑo, en la mente de raÚl sÓlo hay positivismo, a la espera de que el presidente leasalvar al animal. el vÍdeo fue visto cerca de 250,000 veces. aparentemente ya se lo regresaron a su dueÑo. enrique: corriÓ unos 15 minutos por esta avenida. >>buenos dÍas, 21 de junio. estamos a mitad de la semana y comienza el verano buenos dÍas para todos. bÁrbara: buenos dÍas, estamos muy contentos de comenzar el verano contigo como todas las maÑanas. >> si andas en busca de empleo, te mostramos las nuevas opciones que te ofrece google para hacer la bÚsqueda mÁs fÁcil.

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a very tough speech indeed, a very america first speech and he did lea leave the window open for renegotiation. he said we will sit down with other people, we can renegotiate but for now we are out of the agreement. who's going to negotiate with him after a speech like this. >> he said he wants to renegotiate. we'll have to wait and see what happens. we want to pull up this tweet that donald trump actually sent out before he became president. back in 2012 donald trump blamed china for global warming and climate change. he has been back and forth on this issue several times. let's bring in jessica stone who joins us live from the white house. jessica, we saw he has a lot of supporters on the side of climate change being a hoax, what more can you tell us about his positions in the past? >> his position has certainly evolved and we've seen that with a number of positions on a variety of issues, climate being no different. we talked earlier about the fact that eight years ago he was part of a group of people who signed a letter calling on president barack obama to form a global climate deal to add

providing great lea. be assured that in this joint journey of our two nations towards development, growth and prosterity i will remain driven, determined and a decisive partner. excellently, my visit today, my talks with you have been very successful, very fruitful. and before leaving the mic, i would like to invite you to india along with your family. and hope you will give me the opportunity to welcome you and host you in india. and at the end once again i'd like to thank you for the warm welcome extended by you and the first lady from myself and my delegation from the bottom of my heart. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, everybody. i appreciate it. thank you. >> on health care, 22 million uninsured. does that mean also? >> mr. president, are you reversing your promise not to cut medicaid, sir? >> so we see the president and the prime minister walking back inside the white house. the president nor the prime minister, neither one taking any questions from the reporters gathered there today

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former navy f-18 pilot lea gabrielle spoke with an admiral. >> pilots told me they were more concernedbout a failure in their life support systems than they are concerned about being shot down by enemy fire pit what do you make of those suggestions? >> i think it's important for all of us in leadership positions to understand when we hear those things there's a cry for hay, are you listening? >> the admiral says they navy is listening and taking action with an unconstrained resource approach. >> a lot of people converging on a problem. we are going to find ways to mitigate the risk and fix it. >> when systems don't provide clean breathable air, they become dizzy, euphoric, or even pass out while flying. reports of those kinds of incidents have been on the rise. in fact, the navy is using a simulator that trains pilots recognized if they become impaired and manual activate their emergency oxygen. i tried it. a little bit dizzy and then it felt like a sudden head rush. to address the issues, they navy has been increasing inspections and improving maintenance. based on the 65 page review,

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arthel: lea gabriel, thanks. heavy fighting in afghanistan today as taliban fighters square off south of kabul. started with a car bomb outside a police base and several gunmen storming the compound. conor powell has more from our middle east bureau in jerusalem. >> reporter: it took almost the entire day to repel the attacks and kill all of the insurgents. taliban fighters first detonated a car bomb outside the front gate of the fleet base and six militants rushed in. several of the taliban were killed quickly by security forces but a few barricaded themselves in a kitchen on the compound and continued the attack for hours, ultimately all the insurgents were taken out. in addition to the six police officers that were killed, dozens of others including civilians were injured. today's attack comes after seven u.s. troops were wounded on saturday by an afghan soldier in apparent green on blue attack in mornafghanistan. these are a few of the many violent incidents taking place in recent weeks. pentagon is expected

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tonight, abc news has learned lea he's prepared to talk about what he wrote in his memos, and whether he felt pressured by the president in the russia investigation. the white house asked if he's going to block the testimony. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, as fired fbi director james comey prepares to testify before the american people, the white house will not say whether president trump might try to stop him. when asked if the president will invoke executive privilege over his meetings with comey, the press secretary acknowledges tonight, no decision has been made. and they're not ruling out the idea of blocking comey. >> i think, obviously, it's got to be reviewed. >> so is that -- that's not a no? >> no, i was just saying, i don't -- it literally -- my understanding is the date for that hearing was just set. i've not spoken to counsel yet. i don't know what they're going to -- how they're going to respond. >> reporter: counselor to the president kellyanne conway said today it's up to the president. >> the president will make that decision. >> reporter: comey is expect

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. >> mike bir big lea is here tonight. plus, selma hayek. music from queen ban did it and czarra nelson. plus thank you notes. >>> happening now, three people have been arrested for selling drugs in a san favrel park. police along with the department of alcohol and beverage control are targeting the area in and around the park. more on our website. live-stream your favorite sport, at the airport. binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. team - after he was arrested =vo= >>> san jose state has dropped one of their players from the basketball team after he was arrested. he is facing charge force beating up and robbing a man in union city. police believe the victim was set up by his exgirlfriend. investigators say they were able to track brown and other suspects after they allegedly

that's because there has been a lea ked that's because there has been a leaked draft of a order thatmpany pricing than he was saying even six months ago. that has created enormous amounts of relief in the market, so the biotech sector has been the strongest area in the last couple of weeks. we will watch and see that. it has been a complete u—turn as far as that's concerned. pointing more towards using deregulation to keep pricing under control rather than regulation. the other interesting thing in the states is the federal reserve moving from a policy that has been broadly loose in terms of interest rates to starting to tighten up. do you anticipate there will be much response in the markets? it has been very well flat and you can give the federal reserve and you can give the federal reserve a lot of credit for that. we have seen a plan that has been set out on how interest rates are likely to move. but now, as of the last federal reserve meeting, we have a better idea of how the balance sheet will be unwound. a.3 trillion of treasuries mortgage—backed mortgages on the balance sheet

the tactic has been to lea n institution.sked china to put serious pressure on pyongyang. donald trump has indicated that he is losing a little bit of patience with that approach. prompting the question, what then follows ? prompting the question, what then follows? do we then revert to the old policy of sanctions in the hope that kim jong—un changes his old policy of sanctions in the hope that kimjong—un changes his mind? 0rdo we that kimjong—un changes his mind? or do we revert to a completely new policy, basically, ofan or do we revert to a completely new policy, basically, of an attack on north korea? and, briefly, what about bilateral trade? donald trump is not a big supporter of the current free—trade agreement. is not a big supporter of the current free-trade agreement. he has indicated that he does not want it to go ahead. there is a big trade deficit with the us. south korea sells far more stuff to the us than the other way around. the president of south korea is indicating that they may have a look at restrictive pr

the russian government was behind the intrusions and the dnc and the dccc systems and the subsequent lea no doubt. do you have any doubt the russian government was behind the cyber intrusion in the state voter files? no. michael flynn, the national security adviser, fired for lying about his contacts with russia, the president wanted to protect and according to comey asked him to drop the fbi inquiry into him. was that obstruction ofjustice? i don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation i had with the president was an effort to obstruct. i took it as a very disturbing thing, very concerning, but that's the conclusion i'm sure the special council will work towards to try to understand what the intention was there and if that's an offence. but why one senator wanted to know, if what the president asked about michael flynn was so wrong haven't the fbi director cried foul immediately? i was so stunned by the conversation that i just took i was so stunned by the conversation that ijust took it in, the only thing i could think to say, and it was playing in my mind because i could r