>> they've lost mike james. >> mike james was starting in the nfl. a childhood dream finally coming true. a dream born years ago in a small town in central florida by a young boy and his single mom. >> my mom was a huge football fan. >> i heard. i heard. >> huge, huge, huge. >> she used to chase you down the sidelines. >> oh yeah. huge. and i got into football through her. i mean, she put me in it. she knew i needed something to do with all the energy i had. >> and something to keep him out of the trouble that mike says landed his absent father in and out of prison. that trouble was drugs. >> drugs tore my family. you know? so i wanted to just play football, go to school, stay in my books, not get in any trouble. >> by senior year he was one of the nation's top high school running backs, offered a full scholarship to the university of miami, a known launching pad to the nfl. >> my mom, she was crazy excited. i mean, it was everything that i ever hoped for. it was everything i wanted, you know? >> and then, overnight, mike lost his biggest fan. his mo

is precious take on going after innocent people and ruining their lives and a weak minded person mike james how took a gun and tried to kill as many republicans as he could on a baseball field just a year ago. there will be more of that unless we all stepped back for a moment and recognize that we are in the same country. we may have disagreements but we are not nazis. >> shannon: some people are going to be struggling with mental illness, other things triggered by all kinds of things. i want to read something that was in the "chicago tribune." "president donald trump's opponents gleefully drop the race card, they breathlessly accuse them of child abuse, white house immigration policy has even been compared to the death camps of nazi germany as never temperate former cia director michael hayden did the other day on twitter to his shame. emotion is exactly what politicians want. especially if they have that media prong in their hands, the better to hurt public opinion." both sides have been guilty of doing that. >> yeah, thank you, shannon. i have relatives that died in the holocaust. i get

if i could have mike theriault and james b. wood jr. come up to the podium? so first of all, just wanted to personally give a shoutout to both of you. i think something that we worked on that really helped our agency really address our infrastructure need and that was working with you to create one of the biggest project labor agreements. i think it's one of -- it's a model project labor agreement and we liked it so much we added to it. we added another $12 billion on the $4.8 billion project labor agreement. and i think vince and i actually signed that. that was at the southeast community facility, where we added just a little $12 billion on to that. what is really unique and really lost when we talk about project labor agreement, is the way we help small businesses and communities and working with c.b.o.s and the whole training effort and i think that's something that needs to be highlighted and all the great work that you worked with us when we had a cohort of women in construction. and so i just find great pleasure working with you guys because the values

mike drop and james says congratulations, the supreme court is becoming more un-american court. >> sharedecause they fix those issues in terms of letting people. heather: a new york restaurant welcoming sarah sanders. >> the red hen restaurant is not very welcoming to sarah huckabee sanders but look at this tweet her father, mike huckabee, probably posted, shows a sign outside new york restaurant that says open breakfast, sarah sanders welcome anytime. with the caption kips restaurant in south wales new york like my kind of place. that tweet receiving 48,000 likes. >> going down a dangerous road when we start banning people from being able to eat in places they want to with their families. thank you so much. time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and the second-in-command normally has a lot to say but can't seem to find the words when confronted about louis farrakhan. >> that is not true. >> the cringe worthy interview that you have to see. our cyber criminals targeting your baby, the hack attack all parents need to know about, this is scary stuff. a look at the weather across the c

groseclose capital ceo mike murphy and editorial page editor james freeman is here. great to see you. >> good morning. happy to be here. dagen: i would tell you what people are asking me in the street, at the doctor's office. all the headlines are about trade in the disruptive trump administration. so why are the markets are obese and that these gauges hitting new record highs. speaking event for myself, i think people out there working in jobs like doctors, lawyers, farmers come a day a better understanding of what president trump is trying to do on trade. train to the market is getting more comfortable with his approach. >> it is funny when you read news headlines that they will have this g-7 meeting in is going to go fight with all of our friends among the industrialized countries and yet the market is basically saying he's going to negotiate for a while in all work out. >> small and medium-sized businesses that have a lot more confidence, but also large corporations realize this will help them and help their bottom line. maria: especially pushing back on china. e

.> ( james ) that was secretary of state mike pompeo earlier this morning talking about today's historicbetween president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. in less than 11 hours, the two will hold a summit in singapore. john lawrence takes a look at what we can expect. there's "excitement in the air" as president trump prepares for a watershed moment in his administration. mister trump and north korean leader kim jong un will hold a summit in singapore tuesday. the president met with singapore's prime minister monday, sounding optimistic about the sit-down.u.s. president donald trump/no font needed"we've got a very interesting meeting in particular tomorrow. i think things could work out very nicely."president trump and leader kim will discuss possible peace and denuclearization. it's an event the president says he'll be able to size up quickly. u.s. president donald trump/no font needed"i think within the first minute, i'll know." reporter: "how?""just my touch, my feel, that's what i do."this is the first time the heads of state from the u-s and north korea have met. samantha

that's how lebron james acted so mike reacted toward the snubbing of the et t white house today.u what did happen today, but first, jeff sessions has become the president's favorite twitter target again. so the steam blows like this. the russian witch hunt all because jeff sessions didn't tell me he was going to recuse himself. so much time wasted and so many lives around and he knew better than most but there was no collusion. in

that's how lebron james acted so mike reacted toward the snubbing of the et t white house today. we will show you what did happen today, but first, jeff sessions has become the president's favorite twitter target again. so the steam blows like this. the russian witch hunt all because jeff sessions didn't tell me he was going to recuse himself. so much time wasted and so many lives around and he knew better than most but there was no collusion. in moments, his 2020 campaign manager brad parr scale to weigh in on that and how the president will top the "make america great the first greg gallagher on the war against jeff sessions and where it goes next. >> to understand the anger, you need to go back to july 2016, when the investigation began twination between the trump campaign and russia. at the time, senatoreff ssio w among donald trump's more outspoken supporters. in fact, his close ties with the trump campaign is why the president tweeted today that sessions in part quote knew better than most that there was no collusion. president believes that had sessions not recused himself

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if he shot james comey, you can indict while he's in office and then do whatever you want to him. let's bring in chairman mike rogers. your overall reaction to that comment that the president could have shotten james comey and gotten away with it. >> not a chance. i know rudy giuliani, i think he's a great attorney. i think he's on tv every weekend for the sole purpose of trying to set the table in this investigation. even the document that was leaked was all about trying to prepare what comes in the next probably few months on the mueller investigation. there is no way -- as a matter of fact, this precedent, by the way john, was set in about 1792 when george washington established the end the public interest consideration and the duties of the president. there's long precedent on the activities of the president. you can't do something that is not in the public interest as president of the united states. i think that gets to the pardon issue. it gets to certain executive issues and it gets to this notion that you cannot be charged for murder. >> leave murder aside because that's absurd. rudy giuliani -- well

.> ( james ) that was secretary of state mike pompeo earlier this morning talking about today's historicent trump and north korean leader kim jong un. in less than 13 hours, the two will hold a summit in singapore. the president met with singapore's prime minister early today... and sounded optimistic about the sit-down. president trump and kim jong un will discuss possible peace and denuclearization. but some... including california senator diane feinstein are concerned about north korea trustworthiness. ( james ) secretary pompeo said earlier this morninth president trump and kim jong un will begin the summit with a one-on-one meeting. that meeting is set to happen atre 6 is taking more swipes at trade issues. in a series of tweets from singapore... the president called fair trade... "fool trade if it is not reciprocal." the president's aides then accused trudeau of betrayal while the presi

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mike would say, we are tied at 56. . less than a minute left in the game. lebron james goes for 51. muscles his way to the hoop.are up two. steph responds a three-point play of his own. he had 29 and the warriors are up one. george hill, four seconds left could have put his team up one. we are tied at 107. earth to j.r., he thought they were up one. they end up going to overtime, and the dubs out score the 17-7. warriors win 124-114, mindi bach with reaction. >> whether or not j.r. smith knew they were tied or -- the warriors made it to overtime and that's when they hit their stride. it's wild. every game is unique to its. when you get to the finals, it will be intense, you will have two great teams and it will be unbelievable competition. we found a way. last year in the regular season, same play happened to me. they called it a block, and they reviewed it and changed it to a charge. when they called today charge, i have said >> it looked like you said that you thought you were ahead. >> lebron james had a career high 51 points and the cavaliers lost to the warriors. but the warriors held them to two free thro

>> great to see everybody james freeman mike murphy dagen mcdowell. >> deserved to die hopefully he got something for the trade. >> we'll see about that a and following these stories throughout the day on fox business. have a great day everybody. "varney & company" begins right now. here's stuart. >> good morning maria, good morning everyone hardline trump don't mess with this president he's no no mood and leaves for the g7 meeting in canada tomorrow and washington post reports they don't want to go. he doesn't want to be lengted bit canadian and europeans at this point he is still going, but if he doesn't like what comes at him he doesn't have to sign he's not backing down hardline. same with north korea. 's japan's leader has to live next door to their arch enemy north korea. they don't want any backing down and according to rudy giuliani that hardline that made kim jong-un beg for a return are of the summit after the president canceled it. hardline trump will be on full display. but there's no negative reaction on the stock market. up 300 points yesterday, and we are going up again t

mike. >>> it is the first of what could be a series of decisions from lebron james.e has until midnight eastern time tonight to decide whether to opt in on his $35.6 million deal with cleveland, or become a free agent on sunday. now yesterday espn's stephen a. smith made some waves reporting that lebron texted warriors star kevin durant to gauge his interest in teaming up with him as a member of the l.a. lakers. lebron is rumored to be considering a move there. >>> all i heard was that lebron james had reached out to k.d. asking about his interest in los angeles, and that's as far as it had gone. what i heard k.d. just smirked and laughed about it because his attitude is i beat lebron james the last two years. why would i join forces? and that's what i've heard and and that's what i've heard and that's what i reported. >> sources say lebron did not text k.d. >> very speculative. heads up if you ride the ferry. you will be paying more starting on sunday. san francisco bay ferry raising adult fares on all routes and increases range from 10 cents to 50 cents. the fourth

lebron james carrying them with a 51-point performance joining miking jordan as the only players to scorefinals game since 1970. cavs overi-all outbounding. george hill missed a go-ahead free throw with a little oefrp 4 seconds remaining. but jr smith with a play that may go down in infamy got the offensive board and passed to hill who got blocked as time expired. he must not have known the score. game could go into overtime and it was all warriors from there. golden state finish off the cavs in ot, outscoring them by 10, getting the 124-114 victory. game 2 sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. fourth go-round of the cavs warriors reilly. but aman yasmin in the final. >> so stressed. >> i need to have a word. >> screaming. four times already. >> frustrating enough because i'm not going to talk too much about it but lebron james expecting his teammates to rise to the occasion and jr smith with this massive bad mental decision. anyway, heart break. definitely take lessons away. >> it will be okay. >> o >>> still ahead, the latest on the trade war. >> we're going to talk to a former u.s. ambassa

i want to start with you, james, on the issue demutualization. we've heard statements from mike pompeo. we've heard other things in treats from the president saying that this is what they want, demutualization of the peninsula. do you think president trump has enough leverage to go into this meeting tomorrow and get the promise from kim jong un? neil: the answer is yes, but it's all up to king. markets need to take a deep yoga breath because the u.s. underlying strategy really protects our vital interests and as long as the strategy remains in place and the u.s. doesn't compromise on the strategy, we have nothing to worry about. let's say the president is overwhelmingly successful and can actually agree to remove his nuclear program in order to open up to the last. the administration has been pretty clear that the treaty is signed off by the senate. that is going to take time to negotiate. nothing magical will happen in the next 48 hours. >> there's been a lot of course commentary from senior white house officials as they prepare for the summit. listen to what larry kudlow said

pardoning three people with prosecutorial ties, at least, to former fbi director james comey and his allies. as our friend mike allen of axios put it today, maybe these three events are mere coincidence, but almost no one around trump, even his closest allies, thinks this is the case. let's talk about it with josh gerstein, senior white house reporter for politico, and barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. counselor, i'd like to begin with you because you've proven so good at the game dave letterman originated, is this a thing? so is the following a thing if you're robert mueller? if you learn through the good folks at axios that at least four occasions that we know of that the president went back after probing jeff sessions, can you go back into the russia matter, is that of interest to the mueller investigation, or are they several incidents ahead of us? >> well, i think it's a thing. i think that, you know, whenever you are looking at obstruction of justice, there is the act. so did this actually happen? did president trump try to convince jeff sessions to reverse his r

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. >> trevor: james, you talk about how traveling around with president clinton makes you understand what it's like to be mikece. like, no one pays attention to you. ( laughter ) you're randomly in the background. >> i picked up a lot of move. i have an eye roll now. >> trevor: we love the eye roll. >> i hold my head. i'll just be doing this. >> trevor: you're going to be taking water off the tae at the same time. >> yeah. >> trevor: let's switch and talk about what's happening in the country right now. as a former president you have a unique perspective on many of the issues the country is facing. two things i want to talk to you about-- civility and immigration. the first is what is happening right now, cmpt around civility, people arguing that sarah huckabee sanders should not have been kicked out of the restaurant, the restaurant owner did something wrong and, you know, it's about being civil. we should all be nice to each other, even if we disagree. now, your daughter tweeted out that she believes that government officials should be held accountable or should be spoken to in public because it does shape

secretary of state mike pompeo is in there and general -- secretary kelly, secretary kelly. jamesreeman from "the wall street journal" along with former ubs chairman robert wolf thinking, are the two of them thinking this might actually get pulled off here? robert, starting with you, might there be a north korean summit and if so, could much come from it? >> we're definitely feeling like heading towards the summit or june 12th, or delayed, only time will tell. diplomacy is always a good thing. i don't think we'll get conditions set in advance. we should have some conditions set. this is not a picture opportunity for kim jong-un to be with the president of the united states. the other thing we were speaking about before with the three of us, you know russia's involved now, because they have had their meetings with kim jong-un. you can only trust it as much as the paper they're being handed today. trish: now you mentioned a sort of photo-op. in other words, kim jong-un wants legitimacy of the world leader on the world stage and he is out there meeting with the chinese and meeting wi

will likely be peppered with questions about former fbi director james comey's actions during the 2016 campaign, and secretary of state mikevisit with chinese president, we've got canada making a statement that it will continue nafta

james comey? it has to be a signal to paul manafort and mike flynn.crimes that don't pertain to russian collusion, and this is what could happen. the special counsel has awesome powers, as you know, but the president has even more awesome powers. so they're saying, go ahead, bob mueller, the president can just overrule you? >> yeah, kind of. although stone is playing an interesting role because he likes to make it look like he's giving an opinion -- stone has his own problems that i think is hopeful if he says things to elevate the president, perhaps that can help protect him one day if he needed that protection. mary catherine points out exactly what's right. the president clearly has pardoning power, and the public's recourse if they don't like the way he uses that pardoning power in his elections, there are still two kind of channels they work through. that is the justice department. there is a process that takes several years, there is a section that handles pardons. then there is the other way that has been used more frequently in the early year

mike emanuel, thanks so much. >> jon: this fox news alert. new trouble for ousted fbi director james comey with word that the justice department's internal watch dog concluded he defied authority while heading the bureau. reaction coming in from lawmakers. >> there was insubordination or belligerent arrogant attitude by the fbi director. that pattern continued. it was do what i want to do the way i want to do it. the reality is, this is an indictment of the behavior of comey more than sufficient to show that he should have been terminated. >> joining us now, senator ron johnson, republican from wisconsin who chairs the homeland security committee and serves on the foreign relations committee. james comey is a man who has prided himself on his reputation, his ethics, his good standing, but this report would seem the snippets we've heard, seems to paint him in a different light. >> jon, i've not seen the report. i'm looking anxiously forward to very viewing. it's about 500 pages. i'm sure it's in detail. michael horowitz did a great job with the report. pointing out how he lied to the

will likely be peppered with questions about former fbi director james comey's actions during the 2016 campaign, and secretary of state mike pompeo's visit with chinese president, we've got canada making a statement that it will continue nafta talks, and there is a bubbling and breaking controversy over allegations the trump foundation broke federal laws by misusing charitable funds. we're going to take you live to the white house as soon as it begins, in the meantime media ready for a royal rumble, following comcast's $65 billion spoiler offer to buy the division's 21st century fox already promised to disney, and bob iger. charlie gasparino broke the news of that much higher bid from comcast during this hour yesterday in just minutes, charlie's already diving deeper and he's got some breaking news and which titan makes the next move? plus two of the best known media analysts in the business on the shocking reality of how quickly the media world is changing under all of our feet, plus, the hottest game in america is headed to the nintendo switch, but breaking news, major controversy at this hour, accusations of lockouts by

a.m.,ill meet at 9:00 mike pompeo will be there, john bolton will be there, no james mattis.ting, he made some very sharp comments last week. he was talking about no relief of sanctions unless you have complete and verifiable denuclearization. >> before we even get to singapore, we have to get through the g7. president trump has that over in canada. his top economic advisor, larry kudlow, has made headlines. dismissing sanctions on american allies as a family quarrel. it seems he was downplaying it. when it comes to national security issues, that doesn't sound like something you can make up very easily. they willanctions place on canada, mexico, and the eu will be very front and center at the g7. perhaps -- mr. trudeau is the host of the g7 this year. he has been perhaps the greatest critic, calling it an insult to what donald -- canada. the former ambassador to china said perhaps this is another one of donald trump's tactics in negotiation ahead of the summit -- the g7. when they do get around the will be in thers crosshairs, but maybe donald trump will be able to reach some

mike pompeo brings a message for donald trump. breaking tonight the washington post says fired fbi director james comey has been interviewed by prosecutors probing whether his deputy andrew mccabe broke the law, could he be facing time behind bars. the pres. speaking with world leaders late tonight but it seems the white house is not backing down, just minutes to go before those tariffs go into effect that many claim a spark a trade war with our closest allies. we have team coverage today, kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by km jong chol. catherine herridge looking at the mccabe development center secret memo. mac thin in chicago talking with those looking for presidential pardon but we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry on the controversial tariffs. >> >> these tariffs start hitting some key us allies in less than an hour. the pres. extended the deadline a month to work on fairer deals for americans in his words but in the case of canada the trade web just went home, the pres. said he's moving forward, tariffs 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum imports from canada, mexico and the european union. desp

mike tyson was in the house. this would not go 12 rounds. before long, she delivered the knockout punch. winner of last year's us open, she now prepares to face the world number one on saturday. jamesse of sunshine after the rain for the top seed and defending men's champion rafa nadal, who finally advanced to the semi—finals with a four—set win over argentina's 11th seed diego schwartzman. the match was held over from last night with the ten—times champion a set down, but he lostjust four games today to ease through. and in that semifinal, nadal will meetjuan martin del potro, who beat number three marin cilic in four sets. the argentine was overcome with emotion at the end of the match, as he reached his first semifinal in paris for nine years. and in the battle of the brits, gordon reid has beaten the world number one and fellow briton, alfie hewett, 6—4, 6—4, in the quarterfinal of the wheelchair singles at roland garros. reid will play shingo kunieda ofjapan in the semi—finals. dina asher—smith has beaten her own british 100 metres record this evening. she was racing in the bislett games diamond league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure,

mike pompeo today brings r president trump. the inside scoop. plus, breaking tonight, "the washington post" says fired fbi director james comey has been interviewed by prosecutors probing whether or not is former

he was less incline the to listen to somebody like james mattis and more inclined to listen to his national security adviser john bolton, or when mike pompeo moved over to become secretary of state. so all of those factors kind of played a role in what's now, according to our reporting, a dynamic where the president doesn't really take mattis' advice. they don't really agree on many policy issues. even more so, he doesn't notify him in some instances that he's going to take certain significant foreign policy or national security steps. >> jack, knowing a little something about guys like you and secretary mattis, i'll lump in our mutual friend barry mccaffrey, you're patriots driven by duty. you've all been shot at for your country. you all believe in chain of command. having said all that, it is hard to envision a secretary mattis saying, that's it. i'm out of here. you'll have to find somebody else. >> yeah, i think he's going to stay in his post until he's dragged off. but it raises an interesting question why he stays there other than the fact that he will stand on his post until he's relieved. it reminds me of a conversation i h

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and that trump's defense secretary james mattis, then steered the president away from it. at least until now. (pam) (pam) secretary of state mike just said.. despite north korea state media's claim ...the u-s will not ease sanctions until the north gets rid of its nuclear weapons .. (pam) there is now no state in the union, where someone making the minimum wage ... can afford to rent a two bedroom apartment... that's according to a new report out today .. (ken)as catherine heenan explains ... that's true even in states where rents are much less than here in the bay area. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making th amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay are

rudy giuliani told "the huffington post" that trump could have shot james comey and not been indicted for it. >> let's stop right there. mike barnacle, this is really literally out of a tyrant's play book. you pick the president's sworn cal enemy and then you put it out there about the shooting of him and you let the president's followers know that vladimir putin could shoot his political rival and not be thrown in jail. erdogan could do the same thing, except this is in america. rudy giuliani suggests -- i'm sorry. we just have to play this game. what if barack obama had said in 2009, 2010 or let's say eric holder here, what if eric holder had said, you know what barack obama could shoot rush limbaugh and he can't be indicted. barack obama could shoot george w. bush and he couldn't be indicted. the reaction f republicans and the media would b min boggling. >> yeah, well, joe, we no longer have to play the what if game about if barack obama had done this because we now have in reality the what we have game. and what we have is we have much of the press, much of the public seemingly preoccupied with the apparent fact that th

james comey and the justice department. or not. we'll know a few hours from now. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo continuing his asia tour, discussing the summit with allies. he is in beijing at this hour after meeting with south korean officials in seoul where he vowed no sanctions would be lifted unless complete denuclearization happens. so a lot to cover. let's start with polo sandoval in hard-hit pennsylvania. what's happening, polo? >> reporter: alisyn, two major storm systems sweeping through pennsylvania overnight. now that the sun is out, a clear picture of the damage left about hind in will, bury. you can see vehicles tossed around like toys. some of them look like they have been hit by a train. not only can you see the damage, you can even smell it. crews trying to repair a broken propane line. the question now, what caused all of this? were they straightline winds or a possible tornado? it would not be be unusual in this particular area. that will be up to the national weather service to decide. when they come out and look at all the damage left behind, there is perhaps positive

mike, people will be flipping out. thank you. it's the first of what could be a series of decisions from lebron james.s until midnight eastern time to decide whether to opt-in on his 35.6 million dollar deal to cleveland or become a free agent on sunday. yesterday stephen a. smith got people all crazy because he reported that lebron texted warriors star kevin durant to gauge his interest in teaming up with him as a member of the l.a. lakers. lebron is rumored to be considering a move to los angeles. >> all i heard was that lebron james had reached out to k.d. asking about his interest in los angeles, and that's as far as it had gone. from what i heard k.d. smirked and laughed about it because his attitude is i beat lebron james the last two years. why would i join forces? and that's w i'veard and what i reported. >>> all right. well, nba reporter of cleveland.com tweeted sources close to lebron told him lebron did not text k.d. so, k.d., show us the receipts. >>> a lawsuit filed against one of the largest student loan servicers. >>> and libby schaaf is brace for th >>> and good morning. you have made

mike pompeo today brings r president trump. the inside scoop. plus, breaking tonight, "the washington post" says fired fbi director james comey has been interviewed by prosecutors probing whether or not is former deputy andrew mccabe broke the law, could he be facing time behind bars? hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. the president speaking with world leaders late tonight, so far it seems the white house is not backing down, just minutes ago, before those tariffs go into effect that many are claiming will spark a trade war with our closest allies. we have team coverage tonight. kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by top north korean general kim yong chol for your chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge denied looking at the mccabe developments and his secret memos. correspondent backspin in chicago talking with rod will talking with rob blagojevich supporters looking for a presidential pardon. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with more on those contact on my controversial tariffs. >> its causing reverberations. these tariffs will start hitting some key u.

mike hanna al-jazeera washington but a short time ago the u.s. defense secretary emphasize those same objectives for the negotiations with north korea james mattis was speaking at a conference of asia pacific defense chiefs and analysts in singapore here's what he said. our objective remains the complete verifiable and irreversible nuclear or indeed nuclearization of the korean peninsula and the international community at an online meant here as evidence by multiple unanimous united nations security council resolutions two votes on gaza have failed the un security council the us blocked the first resolution put forward by kuwait which condemned israel's use of force against palestinians and the u.s. failed to get backing for its own resolution blaming hamas for the recent flare up of violence along the gaza israel border the french newspaper le monde is reporting that saudi arabia has threatened military action against quetta if it buys russian weapons it says the saudi king told the french president that he will retaliate if qatar acquires the s four hundred and eighty aircraft defense system spain's conservative government has been toppled by

inclined to listen to somebody like james mattis and more inclined to turn to the new folks coming into his administration like the national security adviser or when mike pompeo moved over to be secretary of state. all of the factors played a role in what's now according to our reporting the dynamic where the president doesn't really take mattis's advice. they don't really agree on many policy issues and even more so, he doesn't notify him in some instances that he's going to take significant or national policy security steps. >> knowing something about guys like you and secretary mattis, i'll lump in barry mccaffrey. you are patriots and have been shot at and believe in chain of command, but it's hard to envision secretary mattis said that's it. i'm out of here. >> i think he will stay on his post until he is dragged off, but why he stays there other than the fact that he will stand on his post until he is releaved. it reminds me of a conversation i had with a very good friend of mine who rose to the top ranks of the military establishment some years ago. he was involved in executing our plan to go into iraq which was poorly managed. certainly at the

fbi, and specifically james comey, handled that investigation into the e-mails including his now famous press conference about clinton right before the election. secretary of state mike pompeo busy with shuttle diplomacy. just left a meeting with leaders of south korea and japan. he's now meeting with chinese president xi briefing him on the american summit with kim jong-un. now, the president is getting pushback about the picture he's painting of the north korean dictator. here he is on "air force one" with fox news bret baier who points out kim executes people. >> executing people. >> hey, you take over a country, a tough country, tough people, and you take it over from your father, i don't care who you are, what you are, how much of an advantage you have, if you can do that at 27 years old, that's one in 10,000 that can do that. he's a very smart guy, a great negotiator. i think we understand each other. >> in that same interview trump would go on to praise president xi of china for becoming president for life. he also recently said he'd like to go to lunch with vladimir putin and trade favors. the praise for strong men and dictators comes as the president continu

mike will stay with us. raul, greet see you. thank you so much. >>> up next, we have a nbc news exclusive report. defense secretary james mattis reportedly on the outside looking in. pushed from president trump's inner circle. a stunning report about how president trump has kept mattis out of the loop on critical decisions, a man he used to flatteringly refer to as mad dog. >>> later, back to the border as protesters planning to gather outside a tent city. john oliver points out the tactic probably won't work in this case. >> wait. why are we talking about this? we should be talking about something else. that doesn't work when you deflect from is children in cages. if a realtor selling a house why are we talking about the children in cages? the kitchen has marble countertops. the only acceptable response is because they're chin aldren and they're in cages. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com >>> we have got exclusive new details

gunman james hodgkinson was killed i a shootout with police.ni tot's game begins at 7:05. we'll have a live report coming up later in this newscast. >>> 6:05 right now. mike pompeo just landed in lbeijing. chrirence at the live desk. >> this happenedus jt in the last few minutes. is are working to get video of it. s a look at mr. pompeo leaving south korea for china. the secretary is briefing south korean, panese, and chinese officials on president trump's recent mting with north korean leader kim jong un. the second has said there will be no sanctionseay for north korea as long as it still possesses nuclear weapons. pompeo spoke during a press conference today. denuclearization of the korean peninsula will be a nrocess. it won't be easy one, and he expects that it will take some time. eun. >> all right, thank you. it's 6:06. we're following two developing stories out of hollywood this morning. both involve icons of the entertainment industry and both involve accusations ofabuse. >> police in los angeles are looking into claims of comic bookegend stan lee may have been the victim of elder abuse. the second case involves sylvester stallone and sexual abuse