mike lee would you like to say something? mike: i want to thank everyone who has been involved.osh, i want to wish you a warm hokum home. we have missed you and prayed for you. welcome to our country, which is now your country. [speaking spanish] pres. trump: well, you understood that beautifully. very good, good job. orrin hatch, senator? spectacular man during. hatch: mr. president, i much iu know how appreciate you. i think you're doing a terrific job. this shows why we support you. was -- i have to say these folks did a great job. caleb and others did such a great job. we have good people working with us. allfolks in this delegation very sincerely wanted to get josh out of there. you better really live a good life. that's all i can say. this wouldn't have happened without you. we just want you to know -- when you look back over your tenure is justresidency, this one of the many great things you are doing. but, it is really a great thing and to know that we can rely on you and count on you, and talk these, and meet with you, are all really important things. we love you and we

i want to thank mike lee, and mia, every time i see her, she talks about you. she was always doing it and orrin hatch is a legend. he's a legend in the senate, and this country and orrin, you are great. bob, mike, mia, orrin, i want to thank you very much. we have had 17 prisoners released during the trump administration. most people don't know that. you remember aya, we called the president of egypt and he released her. she was there for a long time, three years. the previous administration was unable to get her out. fantastic young woman. she was released. as you know, in north korea we just had a very great success. we had three wonderful people, americans that were released just recently and they are now home safely with their families. and, you were a tough one, i have to tell you. that was a tough situation. but we have had 17 released and we are very proud of that record. we have others coming. we are in the midst of big negotiations to get others out. in most cases they are americans, but we can try to help other countries as well. we have been working

everybody here, senator hatch, mike lee, bob cork. the state department.l worked together to make this happen. you don't know us, but we know you very well, joshua and we welcome you home. president trump: i say don't mention the name joshua holt, we are working, we are doing it. but she didn't forget. she was out there pitching as was bob and mike and orrin. that's a strong nucleus, but we had a great team. we are doing very well in terms of the summit with north korea. looks like it's going along very well. as you know, there are meetings going on as we speak in a certain location which i won't name. i like the location. it's not so far away from here. i think there is a lot of goodwill. i think people want to see if we can get the meeting and get something done. if we can be successful in the denuclearization of the core reyab peninsula, it would be a great thing for north korea and south korea. it will be great tore japan and the world and united states. great for china. a lot of people are work on it. it's moving along nicely. we are look at june 12 i

mike lee work, you like to say something?those who have been involved in this. senator corker, senator hatch, representative love, caleb, the state department, everybody involved. josh, i wish you a warm welcome home. we've missed you, we've prayed for you. and marian and tammy, welcome to our country, which is now your country. [ speaking spanish ] >> gracias. >> very good, you understood that beautifully. very good, good job. good job. orrin hatch, senator, spectacular man. please. >> mr. president, i can't tell you how much i appreciate you. as you know, i was the one guy who really supported you 100%. >> very early. >> and i do now. i think you're cog a terrific job. this shows why we support you. you actually -- this was -- i have to say, these folks did a great job. i was really thrilled with the way bob handled himself. day remember and others did such a good job. we have good people working with us. the folks in this delegation very sincerely wanted to get josh out of there. the parents were as good of people as i've

joining us now is mike lee.the judiciary committee and the author of written out of history, the forgot opinion founders who fought big government which sounds like a wonderful book. senator lee, thanks so much for being with us. the president now says he did not fire james comey because of russia, but that's not true, is it? >> my understanding of the time he did it was that he was concerned about the way that mr. comey had handled the clinton investigation. there are a lot of people that thought there were things about how he made announcements during that investigation that were unusual. it wasn't entirely surprising that he fired him as to what else might have gone through his mind -- >> but, but, but the clinton investigation with what rod rosenstein wrote in that memo to president trump, but president trump told lester holt he was thinking about russia. listen t this. regardle of recommendation, i ut was going to fire comey. i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a madeup story. >> re

everybody here, senator hatch, mike lee, bob cork. the state department.e all worked together to make this happen. you don't know us, but we know you very well, joshua and we welcome you home. president trump: i say don't mention the name joshua holt, we the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. oval office when president trump was pressing them on what happened. he said they were about to leave the airport, they were about to take off and suddenly the pilot turned off an engine and turned back as if they were not going to be leaving venezuela. you heard the president ask what were the venezuelans up to. senator cork said there was a problem with an instrument on the plane. the president said that was probably the first time someone was happy there was a problem with an instrument on a plane. joshua has been released just weeks after three american hostages were released from north korea. we'll be following that sto

stuart: mike lee, republican from utah. rosanne following racist tweet and valerie. you could see tweet ended tv career. joining us susan li who has another example of terrible tweet that ruined somebody's life. >> yeah, i would argue, relatively unknown, i want to talk about average folks and unless you are kim kardashian or kanye west twitter is double-edged sword. relatively unknown senior communications director at investment house that owns tender, cupid, and tweeted i'm going to africa, hope i don't get aids, just kidding, i'm white. now, communications director it might be puzzling why she would send messaging, afterwards she was fired from iac and she did apologize and i should note, she's been hired by iac and works with match group. shows that you don't have to be celebrity in order to suffer on twitter. stuart: watch out twitter. by the way, president trump he just tweeted this about the roseanne controversy. i will read it for you. bob iger called valerie gentleman ret -- jarret to let her know that abc does not

i want to thank mike lee.ry time i would see mia, she would talk about you, josh, she would say, what about josh, and i would say, can we talk about something else? and/ and/ orrin hatch is a legend in this country, orrin, you were great. bob, mike, mia, lauren, i want to thank you very much. we've had 17 prisoners released during the trump administration. most people don't know that. you remember ia, we called the president of egypt and he released her. she was there for a long time, three years. the previous administration was unable to get her out. a fantastic young woman. and she was released. as you know, in north korea, we just had a great success, we have three wonderful people, americans that were released just recently. and then now home safe with their families. and you were a tough one, i have to tell you, that was a tough -- that was a tough situation. we've had 17 released. and we're very proud of that record. very proud. and we have others coming. we're in the midst of some very big negotiations

then you talk republican senator mike lee on his new book "written out of history." ♪ [captions copyrightational cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: the trump administration plans to enact new tariffs against the european union as early as friday. the administration citing concerns over national security and the justification for putting in the new tariffs. canada and mexico could end up with new tariffs as well. this is may 31 and this is the "washington journal." we want to get your thoughts on the daily -- value of the daily press briefing held by the white house. some of the press corps have questioned the length of time of the briefings and the quality of the information that comes from them. others, including previous press secretaries. they have a live televised format of the briefing -- is it more of a distraction or a help? we want to get your thoughts on this daily press briefing and the information from the white house and if you think they are

that's mike lee hollering at one rider as he stands on the emergency walkway. >> i thought it would not be safe. it's going to be dangerous. >> reporter: lee says the pair slowed cars down as they scoo up the bay bridge on ramp thursday afternoon. >> they're young kids. maybe they thought it was a good, cool idea. i was just going to think they're going to go on the on ramp and flip a u-turn and come back out. but they ended up going on the pedestrian walkway, emergency left side and keep on going. >> reporter: the chp says several drivers called 911 to report the pair on the span. officers never located them, but say if they had, they would have detained and cited them because scooters that have a maximum speed of 15 miles an hour are not allowed on the bridge. pedestrians aren't allowed either. >> would you write that on the bay bridge? >> no. >> reporter: electric scooter riders in san francisco we talked to said they have no plans to give it a try. >> riding across the bridge is a little nuts. >> i don't think it's a sensible idea, yeah. >> reporter: the chp agrees the message tonig

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that's mike lee hollering at one rider as he stands on the emergency walkway. >> it's not safe. it's going to be dangerous. >> reporter: lee said the pair slowed cars down as they scooted up the bay bridge on-ramp thursday afternoon. >> they're young kids. maybe they thought it was a cool idea. they ended up going on the pedestrian walkway and keep on going. >> reporter: the chp said several drivers called 911 to report the pair on the span. officers never located them but say if they had, they would have detained and cited them because scooters that have a maximum speed of 15 miles an hour are not allowed on the bridge. pedestrians are not allowed either. and scooter riders say they have no plans to give it a try. >> i think it's a little nuts. >> i don't think it's a sensible idea. >> wow. scientists have confirmed a whale that washed ashore in bolinas died from injuries after being hit by a ship. the whale washed ashore tuesday. the whale will be left on the beach to decompose naturally. this was the third whale in the last week alone. all died from ship strikes. >> get this,

chief of staff for mike lee and joins us.ook, the truth is the truth needs to be revealed whether allegations from the president are true or false. it does want these meetings today. there's two separate meetings that they are being accused of playing politics. they'll have the meeting with chief of john kelly, gowdy and nuÑez. a lot of political opposition and whether it's one meeting or several meetings. they get to the truth. the issue at stake here. the thing we are losing in all of this is the confidence in the government, which is spreading across the country and people are exhausted by that. so as we look at that, if your government can spy on you, why do you come at target you, that there undermines everything about your society. they need to have the meeting. they need to get down to the truth. it's an interesting play in terms of what happens because now suddenly you've got collusion been flipped on its head once again that were going as a country. >> i've got to tell you, the bank this is a red line especially when

utah republican senator mike lee discusses his new book. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal." live thursday morning. join the discussion. >> now a discussion on a mental health and the criminal justice system. analyst looked at judicial reforms in indianapolis and heard from the cities that the police chief, director of public health and safety, and a criminal court judge. this was hosted by new york university law school's center on the administration of criminal law. >> we are going to get started. you know what they do at my three-year-old school? this anybody else have that two fingers? i want to introduce this next panel. i think if i set it to most of the folks sitting in the room today, when you think about criminal justice reform, was the first place you think about? i don't know that anybody would say indianapolis.

utah republican senator mike lee discusses his new book. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal." live thursday morning. join the discussion. >> now a discussion on a mental health and the criminal justice system. analyst looked at judicial reforms in indianapolis and heard from the cities that the police chief, director of public health and safety, and a criminal court judge. this was hosted by new york university law school's center on the administration of criminal law. >> we are going to get started. you know what they do at my three-year-old school? this anybody else have that two fingers? i want to introduce this next panel. i think if i set it to most of the folks sitting in the room today, when you think about criminal justice reform, was the first place you think about? i don't know that anybody would say indianapolis. we are in new york city and i don't even know if everyone knows where indianapolis is. it is in the great state of indiana. the first time i ever went was of a part of this project. i cannot say i am an experi

driver mike lee recorded the young men running red lights on the bridge and then zooming down an emergency pedestrian walkway. he said the traffic was backed up because of the scooters zipping in and out of lanes. the chp says driving motorized scooters on freeways or bridges is illegal and punishable by a fine. >>> now to fremont where the school board has voted to allow a controversial sex education curriculum to be taught in the 6th grade. earlier this month the board decided not to implement a new sex ed curriculum for fourth through sixth graders. at that time, the board approved the curriculum for older students in the 7th, 8th and 9th grades. but yesterday the board voted 3-2 to put the curriculum in place for 6th graders, as well. one board member who had previously voted against the curriculum for sixth graders said she changed her mind after rereading the course material. district officials say parents who do not want it, can opt out of some or all of it by writing a letter to the child's school. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened in the city's pa

. >> laura: let's get the perspective of senator mike lee of utah whose new book is already a huge "new york times" best seller. it's on my facebook and website. written out of history, the forgotten founders who fought for government. welcome senator. as always, it's great to see you. i think our founders would be shocked to see what has happened to this country. obviously a whole different situation than our country's founding. you heard the debate we just had. you heard the statistics. president obama said these people are going to have to go home, then they all get to's -- to stay. they are relocated to centers and we are trying to check on them. a lot of them are going off the grid because they don't want to be deported, they don't want the kids to be deported. it's a perverse system which set up. >> that's exactly what is bringing these people here. that's exactly why these children are being separated from their parents. we had a government that refused to enforce the law and a government that said we'll deport you and you didn't. when that happens you end up being a magnet for i

bring in the utah republican senator mike lee. the author of "written out of history. the forgotten founders who fought big government." senator lee is also on the judiciary committee so right spot on for the topic of conversation. it's great to see you. >> good to be here. >> harris: great to have you in studio today. let's talk about whether the president is right in your estimation that jeff sessions should unrecuse himself. not sure if that is a word but we'll go there. >> i don't think either the president or jeff sessions saw what was coming. i don't think either one of them could have predicted what had happened. jeff sessions had the made the decision at the time he made it. i don't know if he made the right decision or not. reasonable minds can disagree on that conclusion. i do understand why trey gowdy said the president might be frustrated. it's not ideal for him. >> harris: what role can or should jeff sessions play as the attorney general right now. what does the recusal mean for some of the things that you would want to happen in an investigation now? >>

even fellow republicans like mike lee and roy blunt say we should not walk away. but they're also powerful voices on the other side, including national security adviser john bolton, secretary of state mike pompeo and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i want to take you now to nbc's geoff bennett, live at the white house. president trump has been criticizing this deal forever. what are we really going to get today? if anything, people are afraid. >> yes, it certainly looks like he's planning to exit the deal. hard to see how he would have the political cover to stay in it. we have to add the usual trump caveat, he could still surprise us all by agreeing to stay in the agreement a bit longer while diplomats try to work out side agreements to address the president's concerns. but, again, every indicate suggests that the iran nuclear deal, as we know it, will cease to be after this presidential announcement at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the question is, does he end it or does he meant it? he could reinstate sanctions as a stick, as really a way of constraining iran's

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mike lee was one of the leaders of that. it sounds like you will have a shutdown if you cannot a cop was what you have said. that's question one. question two, how do you accomplish a reduction in the deficit without reducing spending for entitlements or defense? is inmuch of the budget those categories, real traction on the deficit can only come with cuts in those areas. governor romney: first, with regards to the government, you don't want to shut down the government. you get a notice 48 hours before a bill gets up or down, and if you don't vote yes on this, the government is going to shut down. that is the wrong way to approach it. i have to get a group of senators of like mind that will go to the leadership months in advance and say, we are telling you up front that you cannot bring another one of these bills to us with 48 hour notice, closing government if we do not vote for it. in the super and plays the chance for us to him and those debate, we will look no. so, you know that now. strength inou more your negotiations

utah republican senator mike lee discusses his new book written out of history, the forgotten founders fought big government. be sure to watch ashington journal live it -- watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> live thursday on c-span networks, at noon eastern on c-span, a conversation on social media and how it influences political debate and democracy in the u.s. hosted by the cato institute. at 9 a.m. on c-span2, alan albright sits down with washington post columnist david ignatius to talk about the trump administration's foreign policy including the current talks with north korea about a possible summit. at 10:00, a forum on how to use intelligence to assess cyber threats to organizations and companies on c-span2. words,ay night on after cinnamon edit just syndicated columnist argues that tribalism, populism and nationalism are threatening american democracy. mr. goldberg is interviewed by the editor of commentary magazine. >> you posit that western civilization as we understand it or contemporary american west and emma craddock civilization is unnat

then, utah republican senator mike lee discusses his new book "written out of history: the forgottenounders who fought big government. --." watch c-span journal live thursday morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday from the c-span network, at noon eastern on c-span, a conversation on the social media and how it influences debate and democracy in the u.s.. on c-span2 at nine :00 a.m., former secretary of state madeleine albright said some of the washington post columnist to talk about the trump administration's foreign policy, including current talks with north korea about a possible summit. aen at 10:00, a former -- hearing on how to use intelligence. that's on c-span2 as well.

senator mike lee discusses his new book. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. life, thursday. at noon, a conversation on social media and how it influences political debate and democracy in the u.s.. hosted by the cato institute. on c-span2, former secretary of madeleine albright talks about the trump administration's foreign policy. including the current talks with north korea about a possible summit. use0:00, a forum on how to intelligence to assess cyber threats. that is also on c-span two. commencement speeches all this week in primetime. governor apple ceo, john kasich, k brown, luis gutierrez. carter, betsy and usualk meadows, bottoms. ♪ weekend, on american , the 1988 u.s.-moscow summit between ronald reagan and gorbachev. >> democracy is a complicated way. sometimes trying. it is a good way and we believe the best way. again, i want to expend to you and to all of those who labored so hard for this moment, my warmest personal thanks. >> watch real america sunday at 4

and the former chief of staff to the republican senator mike lee of utah.e idea, i don't think it's lost on us as we watch speaker ryan speak about this he is a lame duck to try to lead the house to the immigration reform or the legislation of any kind. how does it play into this debate between moderates and the conservatives in the caucus? >> well, i think it actually has less to do with speaker ryan and more with the total dysfunction of congress, the senate and the house. i think you have a group of members on both sides of the aisle who said you know what? i was elected by the people to come to washington, debate, amend, compromise, get solutions and vote. i think you have seen with this discharge petition that the people want to have the conversation in front of the american people. far too often especially on issues like immigration, these things are done behind closed doors. thousands of pages of bills, bill text that nobody read. i think you are seeing this increased angst and frustration amongst members of both parties who just want to do what they

driver mike lee said traffic was backed up because of those scooters, zipping in and out of the lanes on the lower decks. chp says driving motorized scooters on freeways or bridges is illegal and it's punishable by a fine. this happened thursday afternoon. chp said it's the first time it had to deal with electronic sooter -- scooters on the bridge. >>> reopening for the holiday weekend. for the first time since last year's accident, the three- story waterslide, the emerald plunge, will also reopen to the public. when the facility reopened, a 10-year-old boy was ejected off the slide and suffered cuts and bruises to his back. the manufacturer accepted full responsibility for the incident and settled a lawsuit filed by the family. settings on the slide have been changed to prevent certain riders of certain heights and weights to ride the slide. riders must be 45 inches tall and weigh 45 pounds. no more than 76 inches tall and 300 pounds. >>> open 25 years. now slated to shut down on friday, july 6th. free meals are being offered in exchange to to donations to benefit its employees. who

for mike to 1 lee. i was wound up 44 in the sixth. jed lowery continues to come through.ut, rbi single, and the a's lead 54. in the seventh and you orioles threatened. they have two men on, and adam jones deep left. that is some kind of catch by matt joyce. and he saved the day right there on the run. lou trevino. he is liking the support. 6 to 4 final. they are headed down to atlanta. giants cool off the braves. down the light -- right field. he winds up with a triple, two runs scoring in the sixth, run third. and it is a 2 2 ballgame. and it is alec hansen who is in for joe panic who has the injured thumb. blanco scores, 3 to 2 lee. at leading for good and adding to that later in the seventh. brandon crawford came around with a back, that is a two-run shot. 9 to 4 final. giants up one. seven out of their last 10. >>> back to basketball. so much for the houston rockets getting worried by the upstart utah jazz. tell me, do these guys look to worried? the rockets with capello and james hart dancing once they hit the floor, they will make nice music. capello 11 points, eigh

>> reporter: with three kids to feed, mike and joule lee weren't exactly ready for a fourth, but they a moment of hesitation? you have your hands full. >> no. >> three other kids. >> no. >> he didn't hesitate with us, and we didn't hesitate with him. it was like he was the missing part in our family. >> reporter: like he was their own, mike and julie got carlos through high school graduation and into thomas college, where he became the starting center on the basketball team. >> what changed when you started living with them? >> i didn't have to worry about things like food, paying for school, a lot of things that kids where i was from had to worry about. >> reporter: when it came time for zach to choose schools, he followed his brother, and they became teammates again. >> what is that like to be able to have your brother there to rely on? >> having like another family member there is always a better feeling. you get a little home sick, you'll have him right there. >> when they ask, what do you say? >> i say that's my bloerother. >> you feel the same way? >> absolutely. >> reporter: th

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable mike leehe state of utah, to perform the duties of the chair. signed orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. >> senators are in their home states this week for in-state work time over the memorial day weekend. they will return next week on monday, june 4 at 3 p.m. eastern. it will work on judicial nominations. now we return to our live coverage from the cyber threat intelligence forum in washington, d.c. >> attributions getting a little bit harder. we are seeing that. we've got some of the best commercial intelligence i've ever seen and a come from the government side and it's getting harder for us, especially when we see actors like in north korea and russia, by day they are government hitting the government job, and at night they are stealing money. it's really boring between some of the groups. >> what is your perspective on attribution and importance of that going fo

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> mike, i want to ask how is our fire season looking right now? >> right now it's okay. you notice every day things get browner and browner. that means it's going to get worse and worse. we were watching friday night into saturday for gusty winds. still need to see if those materialize. right now things are still too green. wait until we get keeper into the summer and then you know things are going to be pretty bad. let's show you what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. there's that area of low pressure, still spinning to the north, still bringing rain to the pacific northwest, but not us. a little mist out there. i doubt anything is going to hit the bucket and become measurable. just kind of damp for the morning commute. we'll have mostly sunny conditions today. you can definitely see a drawback in the temperatures. low to mid 70s through most of the south bay. gilroy possibly 80. a mid to upper 60s on the peninsula. head over to the coast where it will be partly sunny. temperatures in the upper 50

we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen and mike santolisitting in with us for the hour, karen firestone. welcome to you >> let's check u.s. futures, seeing how we're setting up for the session. yesterday we had losses across the board. on the s&p 500 we snapped a four-day winning streak. on the dow, we snapped an eight-day winning streak the dow looking to lose 28 at the hope s&p down by 1.5. nasdaq is higher overnight in asia, north korea developments have affected trade there. the nikkei down 0.4% hang seng down by 0.10%. in shanghai, down by 0.70% a mixed bag in europe with germany higher by a quarter percent. the star in terms of the attention, treasury yields seeing the highest ten-year yield since 2011 we've abated from the high of 3.07%. >> hard to figure. remember when korea, things started getting better nuclear armageddon is off, markets flat nuclear armageddon back on, markets down -- maybe eunice can explain. north korea canceling its meeting with south korea that's an actual cancellation which is somewhat disconcerting, it was

we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee, along with joe kernen and mike. let's check on u.s. equity futures. yesterday we did finish in the green, so the dow saw nine straight up days in ten sessions we are looking to open lower by 11 points on the dow down by 2 points on the s&p 500. the nasdaq looking to lose 21 at the open russell 2000 is the real star in yesterday's session, hitting a fresh record high. let's look at the action overnight in asia. stellar earnings out of tencent. didn't help the hang seng. third straight day of declines there. nikkei managing to

we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen and mike santolius for the hour, karen firestone. welcome to you >> let's check u.s. futures, seeing how we're setting up for the session. yesterday we had losses across the board. on the s&p 500 we snapped a four-day winning streak. on the dow, we snapped an eight-day winning streak the dow looking to lose 28 at the hope s&p down by 1.5. nasdaq is higher overnight in asia, north korea developments have affected trade

i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen and mike santoli.are on assignment becky will be back tomorrow with from the berkshire hathaway koc conference call. and on monday, the berkshire summit let's take a check on the u.s. equity put pictufutures. we will some slight gains on the back of the fomc

> we are prepared to ensure that the north korean people get lee opportunity that they so richly deserve. >> reporter: secretary of state mikepeo told "face the nation" he is not yet sure if he will be in the room when president trump meets with kim in singapore. adding, that the administration wants full verifiable denuclearization in exchange for a potential boost from american businesses. 't it won't be u.s. taxpayers. it will be american know-how, knowledge, entrepreneurs, and risk-takers working alongside ake north korean people. >> reporter: in an effort to keep economic links with remaining iran nuclear deal partners, tehran's top diplomat is visiting china today before trips to russia and western europe. >> the europeans will see that it's in their interest ultimately to come along with us. >> reporter: but national security advisor john bolton warned european allies of potential u.s. sanctions as punishment for continued cooperation with iran. >> depends on the conduct of other governments. rn reporter: armed services committee member senator lindsey graham supports the ppministration's efforts but wants to see cong

mike to 4 in the sixth. jim lowery continues his hot hitting. rbi single, 5 to 4 lee. 6 to 4 final.'s take the first of three against the orioles. in atlanta, ga, the giants with a big inning. a six run second inning gregor blanco. with a two-run triple to get things rolling. the giants never trailed after that inning. but to add a little sugar, brandon crawford. to run shop. he is starting to hit in the giants lined up 9 to 4 winners. they have won seven out of the last 10. >> we had a little big league history tonight on a friday night. let's check this out. there it is. how about this, 32 players in the history of baseball with 3000 or more hits. other pool hall of the angels is one. he is in a letter 400 foot shots in his life, that that's only -- south liner gets him in the club. only four with 600 homeruns. he is one of them. in monterrey mexico, neutral site game, dodgers wind up with a no-hitter. first one ever outside the us or canada. walter buehler and three relievers. they wind up no hitting the padres for mike to 0. he was replay of the night. astros jake moritz make. j

news that the president was caught between a secretary of state, mike pompeo, and his national security advisor, john bolton. our own carol leehares the byline on that reporting and she joins me now. this rift between pompeo and bolton. two seem as if the president sided with john bolton. >> for now. >> that's true. >> but, yeah. what our reporting showed was there has been tension between the state department and the national security advisor over the planning of this summit that may or may not happen. mike pompeo, secretary of state, has a lot riding on this. he has invested a lot more in it. he's been to north korea twice, he's met personally with kim jong-un. on the other side you have john bolton who has made no secret over the years of how he feels about north korea and potential diplomatic talks. he does in the think that they are useful. he has called for regime change in north korea. so there's sort of suspicion on both sides and there's been tensions over the planning. one official told my colleague that it's been like the state department wants to have a number of different advance processes in place ahead of this

mike pompeo is meeting with north korea. that is ahead of the summit with kim jong-un. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> we talked to barbara lee about the decision in it leaves the u. s. more isolated she said. >> this pulling out of the iran deal shows that the united states cannot be trusted. we do not live up to our commitments. and it looks like the rest of the world will move forward. >> reporter: she hopes that the european allies will work with iran to keep the frame work -- framework of it going. you can find out more information online, ktvu.com. >>> san francisco police chief, bill scott, he is one of the three finalists to become chief of the lapd. he was interviewed for the job last week and he is up for the job along with two commanders already employed by the lapd. the san francisco police department would not report on the current chief he is retiring on june 27. >>> a group of parents marched to the walnut creek courthouse. >> our kids are not for sale. >> they said there were three judges of willfully disregarding evidence in cases involving child protective services. they claim that a number of the judges, th

lee? >> harris, we expect the briefing by the secretary of state mike pompeo to get underway in one hour's time here at the midtown hotel. what is notable about what took place today is that the meeting between the two delegations lasted only about two and a half hours. a little less than that. all indications are that things went very well. secretary of state mike pompeo sent out a tweet a short time ago that said, "substantive talks with the team from north korea, we discussed our priorities for the potential summit between our leaders." the state department also sent out a brief statement that said the secretary's meeting ended early as a result of the parties making progress. and the meeting going well. so far, though, not a word from the north korean delegation led by the worker's party vice chair kim young chol. a senior state department said it wants security as an outcome of a summit and the official added, "we have to convince them that nukes only make them less secure." secretary pompeo said the u.s. is completed to a complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. in additio

mike pompeo pledges to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. it is 36 years since the british toddler katrice leeupermarket with her mum. since then, detectives have failed to establish what happened to her. but today, they are due to start digging up a riverbank in the german town of paderborn, close to the british army base where she lived with her family. jenny hill reports. on the banks of the german river, the slow, painful search begins. under the mud, clues perhaps to a case which has baffled detectives for decades. katrice lee disappeared during a supermarket trip with her mother. it was her second birthday. the family lived on the nearby british army base. despite the huge search, soldiers, police, volunteers, she was neverfound. search, soldiers, police, volunteers, she was never foundm reality, what the family has got is a shadow, or a damocles sword, hanging over the family for five weeks. i am sat here talking to you andi weeks. i am sat here talking to you and i am hoping that they find nothing, but belief does not change. iam100% nothing, but belief does not change. i am 100% certa

the president announced that mike pompeo was headed to north korea to prepare for a summit meeting with kim jong un. barbara lee said abandoning the iran deal leaves the u.s. more isolated. >> going out of the deal shows that the united states does not live up to our commitments and the rest of the world is going to move forward. >> reporter: the congresswoman said she hoped european allies will work with iran to keep the framework of the agreement going. european leaders are also disappointed. the french president tweeted that france, germany, and that uk regrets the decision of the united states to leave the agreement. as expected, the president's decision has strong support from israel. prime minister benjamin that not who urged -- the prime minister of israel errs the president to follow through and called it a historic deal. >> you will find more on the developments today on our website at www.ktvu.com including an explainer on the iran deal. >>> former governor george deukmejian has died. according to a statement from his family, he died at his home at the age of 89 years old. he was known for being tough

mike santilly. "fast money" starts right now. >>> new york city overlooking times square tonight on "fast," it was the wrong consensus. falling short of expectations of the greatest bulls and one was none other than tom lee. what does he think will happen next tom will be here to tell us what >>> plus, it is rare that an earnings report causes a battle at the white house, but cam bel -- campbell's soup is getting crushed and you won't believe who they're blaming. >>> the horse race is on the nasdaq is leaving the others in the dust. up 7% driven most bill technology in the race for profits, where is the best place to put your money, small caps or tech? it is a friday show. >> be quick, guys. friday we don't have a lot of time let me explain real quick. there is a reason to not be in small caps valuation is one of the reasons. nasdaq is kind of expensive compared to russell 2000 what they have exposure to, interest rates going higher will not be good for small caps you saw a lot of outflows in small caps over the last couple months people are now playing catchup in the second half of the year, so i happen to think despite those negatives i mentioned, the russell can perform. >> what about the dollar just

mike out. >> do that in 10 seconds. >> e-prescribe lee -- precisely describe the problem, he wants to do something but he cannot find a budget item that allows him to find the money to legally spend it, the problem is we have the armed service committee, the appropriators and the internal budget processes within the dod, all of whom organized to make sure there is no wasted individual, we cannot precisely define what these people will do, but we do know that we need them and they are not expensive compared to the other things that we need to focus on, there certainly things that you should focus on, big-ticket items that i strongly encourage you to have, a small bucket like someone like yourself takes a look at where you say, hey, let them try this, let them experiment, whether it is hiring people or money towards universities, these are honorable people trying to do the right thing. >> thank you mr. chair. >> just so that i can clarify, are you talking about x number of people in your organization dr. griffin whom you could use as a task force to go do this, that or the other thing? we have a who

we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee, along with joe kernen and mikeantoli. let's check on u.s. equity futures. yesterday we did finish in the green, so the dow saw nine straight up days in ten sessions we are looking to open lower by 11 points on the dow down by 2 points on the s&p 500. the nasdaq looking to lose 21 at the open russell 2000 is the real star in yesterday's session, hitting a fresh record high. let's look at the action overnight in asia. stellar earnings out of tencent. didn't help the hang seng. third straight day of declines there. nikkei managing to finishhighe by a half percent. over in europe what is going on in italy continues to be in focus. we are seeing green arrows across the board with the backs up by dax up by a third of a percent treasury yields, we're looking at levels we have not seen since 2011 we hit 3.1% in yesterday's session. we are holding there firmly. 3.104. the two-year at 2.594. >> hold me i'm squared. hold me. 3.1. it's been a while, 3.1 >> six years and ten months it's been took a while to get used to the idea

i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen and mike santoli.ecky and andrew are on assignment becky will be back tomorrow with from the berkshire hathaway koc conference call. and on monday, the berkshire summit let's take a check on the u.s. equity put pictufutures. we will some slight gains on the back of the fomc session, we gave some of that back the implied open for the dow jones is down 11 s&p down one and in asia, trade taking center stage there with the u.s. delegation arriving in beijing hang seng was down 1.3%. nikkei was closed for a public holiday. in europe, big disappointments, particularly from adidas, the dax is down by a third of a percent. similar losses across the board. on treasury yields, we backed away from the highs of 3%. on the back of the fomc decision, we lost ground here on the yield side of the ten-year note 2.95% on the tens. >>> a u.s. trade delegation has arrived now in china for tariff talks. the group is led by treasury secretary steven mnuchin and it will meet with china's vice premiere to discuss trade practi

mike mibach. new details and eight shooting in mill valley. investigators say the violence was the result of a landlord tenant dispute. >> henry lee is live with the latest. you also spoke with family victims -- members of the victims. >> reporter: they tell me there loved one and his daughter were shot by a tenant facing eviction. the tenant then turned himself -- the gun on himself and only the landlord survived. the shooting happened at an apartment complex on east blithedale avenue in mill valley at about 3:45 yesterday afternoon. iron county sheriff deputies arrived. they found the landlord and his daughter suffering from a gunshot wound. she was taken to the hospital, where she died. the injured man spent the night in the icu and is expected to survive. family members tell me he's sedated. neither they nor shears investigators have been able to talk to him yet. deputies called in the s.w.a.t. team at the apartment complex. they found the suspect, victor lugo, dead from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. they found a revolver at his feet. shears investigators tell us the victims went to talk to the suspect about a pending eviction. they do

lee reports. round two of negotiations. north korea's kim yong—chol and the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, resuming negotiations. back on track. the two already had a working dinner together at a private residence in manhattan. talks appeared friendly, but the sticking point for the us is what concrete steps north korea is willing to take when it comes to denuclearisation. at the same time, in pyongyang in north korea, another unprecedented meeting. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov flew in to hold talks with the north korean leader. after, he told reporters he welcomed the direction things were going in. translation: we welcome the contact in the last month, that are developing intensely between north korea and south korea. and between north korea and the united states. and we also applaud the summits that have already taken place between pyongyang and seoul, and the next planned summit between the leaders of north korea and america. president trump says he's expecting to receive a letter from the north korean leader on friday. what happens next may be determined by the contents of that. helena lee, bbc n

mike pompeo set to touchdown in the next hour. the fade of that on again/off again summit hanging in the balance. now to david lee miller where it's about to go down. good afternoon to you. >> hello, maria from the east side of manhattan. just a short time ago, the korean diplomat arrived in new york, kim young chul. he's a former spy boss for north korea and a former four-star general. he's a close and trusted confidant of kim jong-un. he arrived this afternoon on j.f.k. airport an an air china airliner. there were five others in his delegation. the u.s. granted kim young chul a sanctions travel waive tore make this trip. moments ago he entered his motel, which is a few blocks from the u.n. it's used for foreign delegations. as for the meetings with mike pompeo, there are multiple meetings that are set. if a few hours time, the two men will sit face to face and have dinner. they have met twice before. what they will discuss about the nuclear program is not entirely clear. but i can tell you that in addition to what is happening here in new york, maria, there's two other meetings this week taking place overseas b