leland. leland: kevin corke in canada, thank you. now joining us to discuss more on this and the effect here at home, congressman roger marshall representing kansas' first congressional district. 1st congressional district and first in america for agriculture and agricultural exports. the reciprocal tariffs as a result of the president's tariffs and trade policies hit your district particularly hard. how worried are your constituents? >> certainly trade and tariffs topping everybody's minds back home. agriculture is the tip of the spear when it comes to retaliation. we saw the price of sorgum and it's hitting us quickly. leland: what does that mean for a former -- farmer in your district. >> and already, the trade issues are creating more incertainty and driving the price of commodities down. we're walking into the harvest season for wheat. we still have wheat left from two years ago sitting on empty runways in the middle of nowhere in kansas so we can't ship anywhere, what are we going to do with this year's crop. leland: the presid

leland: mr. warren, i appreciate that, but what arguments are you going to take to the president that are different than the arguments that mr. mcmaster, quote, unquote, his friend took, and why should the president then listen to you? >> well, i think what i'll do, i'll try to show president trump the industries that are affected with the tariffs. i expect to have a great relationship with him and that's what leaders do. they share ideas, they actually show evidence and that's what i'm going to do as governor. leland: all right, mr. warren, we appreciate you being with us. i know it's going to be a long, hot slog to the finish line on tuesdayment we wish you luck and invite you back anytime, sir. >> i appreciate it, thanks for having me. leland: great having you. good luck. kristin. kristin: coming up, president trump says american steel is coming back thanks to his tariffs on foreign imports. we'll talk to a trade expert on what exactly this means for new u.s. jobs. plus, we're going back to th

leland. leland: talking to politicians -- there are few prouder americans in the country than the owners of small businesses, but so many main streets across the country have been decimated. just ask politicians on both sides. who will tell you that's something that we want to focus on of the traverse city the exception to the rule, not just the tourist, but locals as well continue to come through the doors and support local businesses. one local shoe salesman we caught up with talked to us about how his business is faring and how the president's tax cuts are still impacting his bottom line. >> this is a town that's got a meijer's, a sam's club, a costco, what keeps you in business? >> it's the most beautiful town there is. the water, the river, great merchants and people are dedicated to this town and with a dda, downtown development authority and we have a downtown traverse city association. people come from bigger cities and they have all of that. they don't have what we have in downtown f

leland: well, mr.a businessman, up against a hard line or a-- deadline or a hard budget. we'll have you on. >> thank you, leland. elizabeth: and firefighters are battling strong winds and dry conditions as fires rage in the southwest. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >> wildfire season upon us and the fire is continuing to grow in northern new mexico with new evacuation orders. strong winds are fueling the ute park fire, spreading it across new mexico. the f

leland. leland: immigration regarding -- thank you. liz. leland: president trump heading to capitol hill on tuesday to meet with gop immigration bill padding to the house. julian turner joins us now with what we can expect the president to push for. hispanic congressional delegation a democrat who just wrapped a tour of a detention facility in new jersey where children are separated from their parents at the southern border were being held. the delegation had some scathing words for president trump. >> today, father's day has been ripped from their arms. no idea when or if they will risk to children again. it is a policy that is unacceptable, unjust, un-american and unconscionable. reporter: also calling the inhumane and vowing a legislative fix to the house for an tuesday. a few minutes ago, former president bill clinton echoing his sentiments on twitter, writing on fathers day he's thinking of the children operated from their parents. in the meantime, fox news confirms president trump will head to capitol hill on tuesday afternoon to rall

leland:. elizabeth: the white house saying the president supports a compromise and we'll tell you what's in it and if any democrats are on board. >> the president is out at his golf club on this beautiful saturday in washington. we're glad you're here with us for america's news headquarters. elizabeth: happy saturday, i'm elizabeth prann. president trump reacting once against to the ig report on the fbi's handling of hillary clinton's e-mail investigation. his tweets blasting former fbi director james comey and follows what he told reporters on friday in an off-the-cuff news conference, hi, garrett. >> good to be with you. the president believes that this ig report substantiates what he's been saying more than a year now. that government officials under the obama administration were clearly out to get him. this morning he tweeted the ig reports totally destroys james comey and all of his minions including the great peter strzok and lisa page. it will go down as a dark and dangerous period in a

>> leland, yes. leland: some members of congress are having a tough time with the president and administration. it is tough to find a congressman supporting the president on the tariffs in taking on canada. >> i hear from firmer spirit is your friend all of them having concerns about terrorists specifically with canada. canada is one of our strongest allies. i believe there are other ways addressing some of the disparities and the president is correct with the issues. we had to have the positive engagement. leland: do feel the president is putting his personal relationship or animus for lack of relationship with the prime minister about national interest of farmers and machine manufacturers. >> windowless and saw that and the president should look at the far-reaching impact of how tariffs -- >> you really think the president is in looking at the far-reaching impact your >> i think he wants a better deal. he needs to be strong and getting a better deal. making sure that we don't get into a full-fledge

leland.ting down with south koreans and japanese counterparts do some strategic planning for the june 12 summit. he urges them to maintain, quote, strong, collaborative defensive stance in the lead up to the summit in order to allow the diplomats to negotiate from a calm position of strength in this critical time. as far as easing international pressure on the north korean regime, secretary mattis says not yet. >> now we must remain vigilant and we will continue to implement all u.n. security council resolutions on north korea. north korea will receive the leak only when it demonstrates a verifiable and a reversible step at a nuclear station. >> president reagan met with north korean official kim yong chol on friday. at that time to nuclear weapons than it had been canceled. they spoke for over an hour in the oval office in the north korean adversary presented a letter to president trump for north korean president kim jong un. after the oval office discussion, president trump announces singap

i am leland vittert.k here for a second day for slutty but no dice. >> and kristin fisher in for elizabeth prann and this makes all about immigration that is exactly where it ends. president trump is playing up immigration in a major campaign issue in las vegas yesterday. the president blasted democrats saying they were weak on border security. ellison barber has more details the white house for president trump has been blasting democrats on this all week. >> the president though publicly three times yesterday. he talked a lot about immigration at the rally in las vegas. with former governor mike huckabee. he said the u.s. needs to move towards a merit pay system. this morning he treated democrat asked a lot don't resist. doing a far better job than bush and obama but we have strengthened security at the border. two days ago the president seemed to encourage inaction on capitol hill to eating republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration until after we elect more senators and congressmen/women

leland: plus, president trump heads to capitol hill to his day to talk immigration reform with housejoe wilson from south carolina on what he wants to hear from the president. >> life, being this act did here in washington today. we will hear what republicans, democrats and the white house are saying about it and what it means to the mueller investigation.

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ leland: fox news alert.on all morning to a letter from president trump lawyer that was sent to robert mueller in his office. good afternoon on a very busy sunday. a rainy sunday indeed. i am leland vittert. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth grant papers reported by "the new york times" was written back in january pushes back on a potential subpoena for the testimony and the russian investigation. it also outlines the legal teams reasons for the president not to meet with the special counsel. for all the latest reaction, let's had to ellison barber live at the white house. >> this letter is signed by the president's attorney, jay secular from

let's continue with president leland miller.m curious to see what you think about the zte debacle. zte could pushke the brink of going under sanctions, could this prompt chinese companies to increase -- improve corporate governance? >> i think it is a positive for china. it called the united states into a work -- an embarrassing reversal. all kinds of security threats that were listed. the president made a phone call and this got reversed. the chinese still very good about the outcome. pushed and and reversed it. i think it sent the wrong signal. will ms of reform, zte sub in communist officials to their board. yvonne: you have been talking about the softening of the data. under the belief that this could decline in china and potentially disrupt the chinese economy? >> we talked about a weaker economy. we will have our data out publicly next week and have a lot to say about the state of the chinese economy. i would caution not to look too closely at one month. when you look at what happened in may and say there is historically l

leland vittert, fox news.ocols at sf general hospital at a woman is found dead in a stairwell on campus. >> of course, something went wrong here, right? because mrs. ruby anderson died. >> officials at zuckerberg sf general said she wasn't a patient at the hospital but lived on campus. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> i'm heather holmes. the san francisco sheriff's office has identified that woman as 75-year-old ruby lee anderson. an autopsy is scheduled to determine just when and how she died. the ceo of the hospital says anderson wasn't a patient at the hospital but lived at a residential care facility for seniors on the campus. she signed herself out of that facility the morning of may 20th saying she would return in the afternoon. she never came back. the next day, care workers filed a missing persons report and the sheriff's office began a search. anderson's body was found by a hospital worker yesterday afternoon that was 10 days after she went missing. the sheriff said deputies never searched the power

leland has been digging inte story. evangelicals will say promise may become a promise kept. they view this as a step to keep the president's promise to protect those from religious discrimination. they say the obama administration did a lousy job of enforcing it, a sentimentthao agree with >> in recent years, the cultural climate has become less hospitable to people of faith many americans have felt that their freedom to practice their faith has been under attack. >> justice department ruled out a program called t place of worship initiative, complete with pam phillips and -- pam forbesnd website. with it came a fresh lawsuit by the justice department on behalf of a synagogue in new jersey that claims the town is using and other laws to keep it from building any facility. religious freedom verbs viewed it as a welcome change from the obama administration. >> finally, 40 some cases during the obama administration and a six year period is nothing compared to the kind of discrimination we are seeing on an everyday basis.

we could have chosen to tell you about this priest from leland who after being accused of sexual abuse by one young teenager was moved to. this one with an international arrest warrant for sexually abusing children in france hanging over his head now in refuge in lebanon. for this one and italian wanted for sexually abusing eight boys transferred to mozambique. at the heart of the catholic church how many cases are there priests moved from country to country due to suspicions of sexual abuse on minors. we tried to have them up. over three months we contacted the main victims groups around the world. each gave us their list or transferred priests. then we called whistleblowers. attorneys. judges. and all cross checked with local newspaper articles. we only took into account priests moved since one nine hundred ninety s. . there were so many cases we had to see this on the big screen. so we booked the biggest panoramic movie theater in paris. we compiled all of the data onto a map. to discover with us is far. more offensive of all that there has ever. a french clergyman with a unique pro

leland: 500 pages. >> it is a long read.ucker: byron york, a proud source of information, thank you. philadelphia eagles such to visit the white house, that was cancelver the national anthem. tell us about america and what this country wants. pamela anderson discusses her concerns about julian astonish and is friends with vladimir putin. amazing, quite a conversation. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ tucker: donald trump was supposed to honor the eagles today but it was canceled after the white house noted eagles players had boycotted the visit. the patriotic event honoring the national anthem was held and the first politica we have seen lth, the symbol of the anthem and the celebration sports champions had become politicized. and the pulitzer prize winner works for the new york the

leland francois, on behalf of world environment day, today june 5th. and it's been this way since 1974 let re with a couple facts within the allotted couple of minutes. products, what you see before you, i decided to bring it before you today rather than post my world environment activity online. i want to bring it to you and show you exactly what's taken place out there lotf us n.g.o.'s. many are historically connected to san francisco by way of united nations and oakland. these products are registered with the united nations procurement department, registration number 120512. these colors are official colors, the same official colors used by the united nations when they signed the declaration in 1945. i came here to san francisco during the early 1990's when united nations declared the e's a lot moe tobe told 1990.th about whd to the eclad decafor h homess. here it is in 2018, we still don't have viable solutions for homelessness. except we do. i'm returning back to san left off in 1992 and i can pick share with you some of my ideas and concepts i ha

leland is digging into the details. >> both sides have a lot of reasons to be fired up. at best the data tells a confusing story and allows the painting of a blue wave or red wave. take your pick. for example, if you were to forecast the 2018 midterm elections by presidential approval, the g.o.p. would lose 68 seats. if you back tested it based on the view of the economy right now, the g.o.p. would gain 55 seats. so which one of those data points will predict november's results. consider this new poll just out. 60% of americans say they consider their midterm vote a referendum on the president. of those, 26% say they are going to vote for president trump, 34% say their vote is against president trump. and the generic ballot shows democrats with a 6 point laid. the numbers combined with a week of bad press for the president over immigration have emboldened democrats and even reporters upset with president trump. >> you can't inflict this kind of pol policy on americans and not pay a price. >> that is john hileman who went on to clarify he was not a member of the democrati

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leland: coverage throughout the weekend. see you. >> fox news alert and president trump now headed for singapore for historic event the world will be watching. when the president meets with kim jong un on tuesday in the first ever summit between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. good afternoon, to you and hello, everyone, i'm julie banderas, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane on a busy saturday. president trump left canada short time ago. he spoke there about his next stop, the high-stakes meeting in singapore and how he'll listen to his intuition when dealing with a reluÍsive -- reclusive north korean leader. take a listen. >> in the first minute i will know. well, i think that very quickly i will know whether or not something good is going to happen. >> rich edison in singapore just after 2:00 o'clock in the morning on a sunday there ahead of the president. what's the latest, rich? >> good morning, connell. president trump also said the start of a good dial

we'll head down to the south bay and start with leland high school, the chargers graduatg4:.angs, you'll drop from the mid 60s to the upper 50s by the time graduation is over. make sure to dress properly. still triple digits in palm springs, vegas. the sea breeze making it to sacramento, 80. 71 in tahoe today. here is a look at the next seven days. sharp but dry cold front takes the 70s out of the cold front and makes a blustery weekend in the 60s. the 80s coming back for one of the first times this year by tuesday. >>> senator dianne feinstein has easily advanced to the november ballot. the u.s. senate race the most crowded on the ballot. 32 candidates in all. this morning we're still looking at who she is going the face. it looks like it will probably be kevin deleon. he and the third place candidate are separated by nearly 95,000 votes at this point. last night feinstein released a video statement from washington shortly after the polls closed. >> thanks so much for your support and for your faith in me. i'm not going to let you down. now it's on to november. >> feinstein

item 3, 2015-009015drp-03, 75, 77, 79-81 leland avenue, discretionaryreview, indefinite continuance. item 4, 2014-003160cua, 3314 cesar chavez street, indefinite continuance. item 5, 2018-002007cua, 318 main street, conditional use has been withdrawn further, item 15, 2014-001400enx, 2750 19th street, proposed to june 28. item 17, 2014-0231cua, 331 pennsylvania avenue, june 21, 2018. the last two requests come from the supervisors office. >> president hillis: do we have any public comment on items being proposed for continuance? >> mr. president and members of the commission, i'm one of the developers of 331 pennsylvania. and the developer for that project is myself, my brother sergio, my daughter, gina, and edward melo. we're ready to go for conditional use permit, but on monday, i believe you received a letter from supervisor malia cohen asking for postponement. the supervisor said she would meet with us yesterday, wednesday, we've been trying to meet with he been unsuccessful. so i' proposing that you hear the conditional with a provision that if we meet with the supervisor and wo

leland: also lends a lot of effort and work, the news continues from newk. ♪ >> president trump hammeringway at democrats on immigration while attacking former and current officials in the fbi after that scathing report from the justice department's internal watchdog. hello and welcome to brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters, i'm john scott. president lashing out at some of his favorite targets on twitter including fired fbi director james comey along with fbi employees, peter strzok and lisa page. president trump addressing crack-down on illegal immigration as his administration comes under fire over reports of parents and children being separated at the border. the president lays the blame at the democrats' doorstep while rallying his supporters yesterday. >> we have to change our laws, the democrats have control because we don't have the votes. the republicans need -- we need more republicans frankly and that's why i think we will do so well in the midterms. that and because -- wait, that and because we have the strongest economy in the history of our nation. we have the b

leland: considering love of mustaches, you could have been a judge. on that note, chris wallace from singapore coming up. have a great week. we will see you next weekend. chris: i'm chris wallace, live in singapore where president trump has just arrived for his historic summit with north korea's kim jong un. >> it's a one-time shot and i think it's going to work out very well. chris: this hour we will preview high-risk, high-reward and discuss what's at stake at president trump presses kim to give up nuclear and long-range missiles that pose a growing threat to the u.s. asking veteran diplomats about the challenge of negotiating with the north koreans. then the president's other summit this week, confronting close allies angry after he slapped stiff new tariffs on exports. >> we are like the piggy-bank that everybody is robbing and that ends. chris: we will ask white house trade adviser peter navarro what are the chances to head off trade war and about the president's surprising call to bring moscow back into the g-7. >> i think it would be an asset t

good evening, leland. >> good evening, shannon.e are the claims that hackers posted her inflammatory post, and now reid said she's sorry and a better person. i published my blog starting in 2005, i wrote thousands of posts in realtime on the issues of the day. there are things i deeply regret, things i would have said differently and issues where my position has changed. among those blog posts uncovered, the photoshopped picture of john mccain, uncovered by buzz feed, titled about i joy reid baghdad john strikes again, a reference to mccain's statement he would follow osama bin laden to the gates of hell. to her statement, to be clear, i have the highest respect for senator mccain and wish him and his family the best. the federalist in a post which she called wolf blitzer an aipac hack, saying he was promoting the interests of israel. the trade on 9/11 conspiracy theories wrote, there is no question in my mind al qaeda perpetrated the 9/11 attacks, or about israel's right to its sovereignty. from msnbc now, where she hosts the am j

leland: president trump slams democrats and the media for ignore the plight of hundreds of american familiesed ones to violence, undocumented immigrants. >> and new tariffs on american goods, president trump says his tariffs and aluminum is leading to a major comeback for american jobs. and welcome to

leland:.: the white house saying the president supports a compromise and we'll tell you what's in it and if any democrats are on board. >> the president is out at his golf club on this beautiful saturday in washington. we're glad you're

leland: the past minutes of president trump flying out east for his first ever meeting with kim jong-un. we're on the ground in singapore with last minute preparations before the big sit-down. elizabeth: plus, brand new indictments friday on robert mueller's investigation, yet again targeting the president's former campaign chairman.

i'm leland vittert. elizabeth: nice to be with you. i'm elizabeth prann.nt has been touted new low unemployment numbers on friday. let's head over to ellison barber over at the white house. >> the president is tweeting with the numbers and he also tweeted about them yesterday. about an hour before they were

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