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neil: why not you? >> i represent a district with nine rural cities. know. >> and i think -- neil: you bridge a divide. >> yeah. but, i don't want to be anybody. i'm not sure i want to be anybody. neil: story of my life, congressman. we'll watch it very closely. but sir, always a pleasure. thank you very, very much. >> sure. neil: all right. emmanuel cleaver. a lot going on. oil oversupply and gas prices going lower. a lot of people in the stock market hate it but you as a driver this summer, man, oh, man, you are going to love it. y, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a

like the city of austin. this law -- neilg for rapists or murderer, they argue, no, no, they keep saying that. this is about targeting illegals period. is it? >> well, it is about target being illegals but just so happens to be targeting illegals -- neil: sir, does it have to be initiated under guise of looking for a bad guy, bad woman or donald trump said, bad hombre or meaning time, or can you anytime in texas go into one of the cities where illegals are usually shielded and ask a federal officials there or ask local officials there to honor the rules? >> you know, it is illegal to, for a state officer to stop somebody simply on suspicion of breaking immigration law. we're talking about people in the criminal justice system on different crimes. that is what this law talks about. neil: obviously you made yourself a target for a lot of these left-wing groups. i know you won district hillary clinton won n there is a close fight. they're targeting you again. they say you cursed at people, threatened them and they're ready to ra

neil: right. >> while they have the mega-centers, they're going to have smaller centers closer, you know, within the cities to be able to be refrigerated -- neil: pack it in dry ice. and a lot of people sell meat and the rest of it, they've done that for years, but you pay a little extra, sometimes a lot extra. >> exactly. amazon has been able to have those razor sharp margins, keep costs very small. there's also, they do a lot of third-party distribution -- neil: right. >> -- and contributors that they work with in order to get merchandise to people's homes. back during the holiday, you remember that they were able to do those gifts that were able to be delivered within an hour to your home. neil: right. >> these are perishable items, right? they had these distribution centers all around the city and able to get those to people's homes. so -- neil: what's got to make this effective is to get it to their homes that day or just hours -- >> that's the only way to do it. they're not going to be able to ship it from phoenix to ohio, for example -- neil: so why did they go the whole foods route and not a more t

yes, even in new york city, neil, we'll run into the mid 90s.ant to see you strip, they will be payable to do so. neil: don't sound so disappointed, adam. thank you, my friend. >> thank you very much. neil: uber's board weighing potential leave of absence for the big cheese, the founder of the company, travis kalanick. tracee carrasco with the latest. what can you tell us? reporter: the company's board of directors met yesterday as part of a big overhaul. this just in, according to reuters, chief business officer resigned and kalanick who put the startup into a 70 billion-dollar industry may take a three-month leave. this comes at time of personal and professional turmoil. the 40-year-old's mother died in a boating accident at end of may. his father was also injured in the accident. kalanick has been tending to him. just last week we told you about a leaked racy memo kalanick sent to uber employees in 2013. back in february, kalanick was seen in a video yelling at an uber driver. michael's resignation is related to a an internal resignation into

neil: one of the things chris christie said if explaining the president a lot forced behavior and conduct that people react to what he considers to be normal in new york city. >> quite possible to the president thinks he saying one thing and james comey is taking a different way. i need your loyalty. neil: and not knowing the mechanics of how it looks. >> i get back to this. i think donald trump to a certain extent roper people. this is the way he talks. did you really think he meant that because what he thought is he's got a little room, for whatever reason. it's just his first holiday type and america has afforded him that room. james comey is the more serious type. he doesn't have the same kind of room. i really do think that this may be confirmed in everyone's eyes but they already suspect dead. that is by james comey has a credibility problem. the fact that he was writing the stuff i've been giving it to his friends at columbia law school who has been leaking into the press, that causes me to be concerned. neil: did so after he was fired. thank you, guys, very, very much. so making going on simultaneously. we are waiting to hear from the president's l

neil: not in this city and state. new jersey, new york, california, going to say no way to that. there will be a fight over that. neil: if you get more money back than you would otherwise, then you get on board -- charles: there will be a battle over that. special interests, the private equity industry, carried interest deduction, and had to keep that in there. it is more of a battle than you think. neil: huber ceo sent out an email saying he will take time away from the company. they are not indicating how long, he should take a 3 month leave of absence. personnel issues, the company, not far away, he takes some time off. charles: ironically a major uber investor, he read me the emails this guy sent out for this party that occurred in 2013 and i said if that is what they are throwing them out for not saying i would talk like that or proper corporate behavior but he didn't say anything that wrong, told people not to have sex if you work with somebody. if your supervisor you shouldn't be at this party, no crass language

semifinal of the fifa confederations cup has kicked off in the russian city of kazanci let's get the latest now from there with neil harvey and stan collymore. they could even see less than half an hour to go in semifinal here in sally's which the new chilly no stand call alongside me stand no goals we nearly had a couple or early on kind of this kind of counseling each other out now why do you think this is happening it's cliched saw him. verse always on the price of professional football at the end of a long two thousand and sixteen seventeen season from a good christian or an elder was on a plane in the champions league final three or four weeks ago is that you get in now towards the end of june lots of players are already going back to pre-season training for next season so it's been an incredibly long season for these guys and the trophy they can see they can feel the final in some places bergen some so now it's becoming a little bit of a standoff the game has slowed down a little bit and it may well take a moment of genius from alexey sanchez or from a christian or a rebel doubts win the game maybe even call

semifinal of the three for confederations cup is kicked off in the russian city of course and we can get the latest from there with the neil harvey and stan collymore. very good evening to you portugal are facing chile in the semifinal confederations cup is about twenty minutes gone it's currently no no i don't understand colorful we've been watching the action could have been goals though absolutely is very bright and lively start from both sides rick so had a one on one with the goalkeeper very early on for chile after a very well fashioned move he placed a colliery in italy and they're doing silver of sporting club to portugal christiane the result goes for school before he went to manchester united exactly the same you know the end of the pitch one on one with a goalkeeper that was safe enough to say a full house is honoring the just over the water there which is unusual for a confederations cup the locals are more than up for their football and we been talking about you know ticket sales and where the stadiums were full the not always the case in the confederations cup but i think the fact that it's so quiet now aroun

neil degrasse. next on the list is humorous david city heiresses, theft by finding. after that, historian timothy snyder's thoughts on the current political climate. followed by the english translation of nobel prize winning author secondhand times on the disintegration of the soviet union. our look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to powell's books continues with minnesota senator al franken's autobiography, giant of the senate. next on the list is new yorker staff writer david graham with killers of the firemen. about a string of murders in oklahoma during the 1920s that targeted members of the osage indian nation. after that is eruption, an account of the weeks before and after the explosion of mount saint helens by steve olson. followed by exploration of the differences between human and animal cognition in our we smart enough to know how smart animals are. wrapping up our look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to portland, oregon-- oregon powell's books his pulitzer prize-winning author, the gene, and intimate history. many of these au

discussed picking up this one this morning neil harvey and award winning sports broadcaster stan collymore following the story instantly there in the russian city covering the ongoing confederations cup. so let's start with the most damning of the allegations which involves south korea now the claim is that the south korean delegate he was the fifth the vice president at the time met on the eve of the world cup voting in a hotel room the suite of prince william the cambridge that he met with that then u.k. prime minister david cameron and the discussion was that england wanted south korea to vote for them and that the south korean delegate said well we will vote for you if you vote for us in twenty twenty now some people would say that's my back i'll scratch yours he says that's illegal and it breaks the regulation for big people in the football industry would now understand what that means and you just mentioned there are scratch your back you scratch more. statute. quite simply it is illegal so you there are. a job placement now you took it out this is jack warner who's the trinidad and tobago official trinidad and tobago is going to vote the

we can't give up the sanctuary fight. >> neil: we look at brussels and what could've been a a scary issue. hopefully that's not going to be the case. western citiesbad guys are still out there and either the russians ignore that threat or don't see it's a threat like we do. where do you see it going? >> i think it's going to go local. that's when i took about -- talk about in my book. decentralized execution, the new face of terror is pluralism. getting local, hitting us where we live. they want the local attack that keeps you paralyzed and in your house and socially locked down. that's what isis is going for and they are going to start bringing it our way. >> neil: i hope you're wrong. good seeing you again. >> thanks a lot. >> neil: we are monitoring russia and their reaction. they promised to shoot down one of our planes if we strayed over there airspace in syria. we are monitoring the fights going on in georgia and south carolina, to key congressional races. could decide the fate of tax reform and everything else. look at the business ramifications of both of those races, particularly georgia. noon tomorrow fox business network. we are there.

cities around the country. we have to look at the safety of our hospitals. because things like this could happen. >> neil: doctor, thanks very much. again, this borderline lookdown or however you want to describe it outside this bronx hospital, it's about 1 1/2 miles from new york yankees stadium. that won't be an issue tonight. the yankees are playing the astros in houston, texas. so nevertheless, in and around that area will be a nightmare. david lee miller on the scene. what can you tell us? >> neil, the headline this hour, authorities are saying that a shooter has been killed. they're not elaborated, not saying whether the police shot the shooter or whether the injury was self-inflicted. apparently the shooter is now dead. this from authorities. no word that there may be a second shooter. we're hearing now outside the hospital, bronx lebanon hospital, you can see for yourself, that although there's dozens and dozens of police cars and other emergency crews on the scene -- i'll let you take a look for yourself. the hospital is in lockdown and seems to be under control. according to someone who was her

neil says he was there so long he was able to watch the sun come up. >>> coming up next, the east bay city taking the real estate market by storm. why housing there are considered a bay area bargain. >> the president is not and has not been under investigation. >> but many others think other wise and coming up the key member of the washington post who is calling out one of president trump's lawyers tonight. >>> is the huge snow pack in the sierra making california more vulnerable to earthquakes. we'll show you the new research from cal, next. retreat, "camp david" in maryland. but as errol barnett explains.. he's back at the white house tonight.. facing new questions about the russia investigation. >>> president trump spent part of father's day -- >> in a compete two days ago president trump announced he's under investigation. today one of the president's lawyers refuted that. >> there's been no notification from the special counsel's office that the president is under investigation. >> reporter: jay seculo a member of president trump's legal team says the president's tweet was not an admi

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neil b parasu s earlier, theit's early in the investigation. london is a city that's recovering from the deadly fire, the westminster attack, the manchester attack. this is a country that has been devastated by terror, and now another incident that is being investigated as a potential terrorist attack. dara? >> lucy kafanov live for us in london, thank you so much for that report, lucy. and as lucy mentioned, we had listened to neil basu who confirmed there's been one fatality, ten jurors, and a 48-year-old suspect that has been apprehended. as we heard from that eyewitness account with lucy, the crowd, the community stepped up, and they were very helpful in apprehending the suspect. and that's also something that the commander of the counterterrorism was commending the community for, saying that they helped the police in detaining the suspect, and very thankful for that. you've been watching developing news and breaking news here on msnbc. we'll have more updates throughout the night and breaking news when it happens. now back to our regular programming. >> no

neil: they say a good thing it happened over there in this country. can never happen over here. you're looking live at j.f.k. in new york city. disturbing what could have been. suspected terrorists scouting out the airport for possible attacks and reports that some of the suspects were working for hezbollah. there's more after this. armers,n almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it, november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> neil: you know, you hear a lot about the ones that security officials miss. often times you don't hear what could have been. terror suspects busted in michigan, new york city, accused of scoping out j.f.k. and la guardia. on we go to trace gallagher. what he's hearing. hey, trace. >> shepard: the suspect is 32-year-old alli korani. he's from branch of hezbollah outside of london. he told the fbi that he was being developed as a sleeper. that is som

neil home. we're going to be your hosts for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup brought here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi has on some creatures moscow going to be great in talking to fools also folding so i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to join us on field it's going to be full and let me know. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington washington post media the media. and voters elected businessmen to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. every child what is it when you want to be my best i will not let our people have their way are not. live. live. live. live live . live. live live . live. live. live. live. live. now we're looking for love in the hours to be conservative other communities are looking to reinvent themselves or to vision themselves in the future. so the world's became a laboratory for. innovation entrepreneurship and change and new thinking whi

neil home and. we're going to be your hopes for the tree thousand and seventeen confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi can sound some creatures on moscow can be great when i'm talking pool pool sociopolitical i think pretty much proving every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to join us on field it's going to be full in. europe as the capacity to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybody that comes to our country countries i mean all countries have the control of their borders looks all come through so beautiful so as the right to control its borders. the recent spat between the gulf states has highlighted yet another middle eastern conflict while turkey is siding with katon iran against saudi arabia the long running tensions between the sunni's. into the open minded and cry jump into the. for a instead of trying to pull the strings from a distance. every slowly but if you want to be my best i will not let our people have their way are not. live . now we're looking for the love from those of you concerned on the other communities

neil: i think we have argued for some time that given that the city of london is now dominated by thestment banks, unlike during bid, when we were bang, we think that they will go back to new york, and europe will be lesser because of it. the other thing i would say in terms of the political dynamic is with the strong approval now macron and your the likely reelection of chancellor merkel, if we can , as you were reporting this morning, positive statements about the need for reform and a journey to the united states, if we can get that going, it will result may be some of the tension around italy, and that will mean europe is more self-confident, which i would ironically argue therefore allows them to be more generous to the u.k., because in allowing brexit to be done on a nice basis, they are seen to be magnanimous rather than as being the people who are very hostile and negative, so i think if we do see some self-confidence emerging later this year out of your, it could make brexit a lot easier for the u.k.. guy: neil is going to stick around. we need to figure out how he sees the w

neil: all right. stop me if you have seen this before. we're live in some major citiess the country and how they are preparing, guarding for anything that happened this past weekend in london. in the capitol, los angeles, the airport there, in dallas. again and again. fears after something happened there, making sure it doesn't happen here. we already have some developments in london. police have named the two suspects and have a better idea of what they were doing hours, days, weeks before the attack. fox news channel's mike tobin with the latest in london. hey, mike. >> hey,

neil: all right. stop me if you have seen this before. we're live in some major cities across the country and how they are preparing, guarding for anything that happened this past weekend in london. in the capitol, los angeles, the airport there, in dallas. again and again. fears after something happened there, making sure it doesn't happen here. we already have some developments in london. police have named the two suspects and have a better idea of what they were doing hours, days, weeks before the attack. fox news channel's mike tobin with the latest in london. hey, mike. >> hey, neil. as night falls on a rainy london town, police have released two of the identities of the three attackers. the first is rachid reduoane. a bit of a mystery. believes to be 30 years old. police can't pin down his country of origin. it's a didn't case with khuram butt. he's been known since 2015 primarily because he spouted off about radical islamic ideology. officials lacked intelligence that accrued attack was eminent. scotland yard is asking for more information. >> we're saying that t

neil home. we're going to be your hopes for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup brought here in march we're going to be. mr know how cities are so chief has our own secrets masco going to be great when it's all been full of course also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field guy it's going to be fun. let's talk about blackness and the blues of being black. and always well in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but he surely did weigh in remains as such because we simply forgot i'm. being seen we've allowed them to rearrange their plane you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we became defaced. in that's what i call a lack of blackness or understanding the blues of being black. sheep the blues of being black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come to simple in his natural as be black and simply tag the field in blue as black and blue. believe. me. people with stories to tell our economy they also deserve to be heard. our. insight. still i made some friends. play stati

is in full swing let's cross to neil harvey and started more for our special coverage live from sochi. welcome to salt you which is of course going to host four host cities for the confederations cup alongside me as always collymore that we're following the group a action big game in particular russia mexico opening few minutes you've been following the action what if you thought they're still nail. on the front for as we suggested russia in the second half of play against portugal were adventurous they were started the game against mexico a must win game if they want to get to the semifinals next week of course next meet wake your is your cough involved in the action he drove into the penalty box d'oh eve was until the referee didn't give the penalty and then two or three minutes later the same player was given a yellow card for a challenge so it's been a very very interesting in ten or fifteen minutes for the for the old warrior you raise your calls that you can't hold his commitment whatever you think of it i just want to say something about the selection my favorite polish on the polish on the bench again alexander because he's a big burly old style

neil harvey. we are going to be your hopes for the two thousand and seventy confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or so chief has a chance to petersburg and moscow can be great when i'm talking full of course also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field guy it's going to be fun . let's talk about blackness and blue of being black. and always well in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply that we in relays is such because we simply forgot i'll. be seen without them the rearranged our playing you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we became their face . that's what i call a lack of blackness or understand in the blues have been black. sheep the blues have been black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple in its natural as be beck is simply tat the feelin blue is black and blue. weak. to. eat. for every minute. now continue emsley has to live with an astronomy bag attached to his stomach. he changes it day and night

neil harvey. we're going to be your hopes for the two thousand and seventeen confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi fat sounds to petersburg and moscow can be great when told in full of course also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field i it's going to be fun live in. greetings and sell you say she says it's time for us all watchers to admit the uncomfortable truth that most pundits and jackals sitting on capitol hill and squawking in the news media are too afraid to say out loud but of secretly been cheerleading for quite some time now yes we are at war with the sovereign country of syria when exactly we went to war with syria can be debated but after one takes a moment to review recent events and actions committed by the united states against syria war can be the only honest conclusion anyone who tells you otherwise is either in disbelief of the reality of u.s. actions there or lost in the spin of humanitarian intervention in the fight against isis just a few short months since conductin

neil harvey. we're going to be your hopes for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or so chief has announced to petersburg moscow is going to be great i'm talking full of course also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field guy it's going to be full and let me know. it will be with. you at those dog. called and then we position. you as down by the. i'm option or a chance and this is going underground there's debate over whether the u.k. government will full reaches fever pitch in the wake of what some are calling to raise amaze hurricane katrina coming up in a show where this book we are skoal sort of getting by states possible culture and austerity britain dr lisa mackenzie if state backed neglect corruption cuts to services that just social cleansing at the ground fell tower in west london this week and we asked the tory co-chair of britain's royal party safety and rescue group so david amos how much theresa may was to blame for the london fire and. what could the c

city. okay, who's taking it away? it's not neil, is it? no, it's not neil. who is -- neil: it's neil. hi, how you doing? stuart: i'm sorry. neil: all those kids look so happy. knowing your fame and everything else, do they every day pinch themselves and go, ka-ching? stuart: what are you talking about? [laughter] get out of here. neil: okay. well, happy father's day. stuart: thank you, neil. neil: with that many kids, if you can even remember them -- stuart: yeah, i was struggling. [laughter] neil: i like her. she's a good kid. congratulationses and hope it's a great day, stuart. all right. in the meantime, well, you remember that old twilight zone episode, it's a cookbook? well, for amazon it's a grocery store chain. and to that notion that amazon is taking over the world and now people are getting afraid that not only has it taken over the technology world, but it's going into the traditional food world and how you get your groceries and buying whole foods in a roughly $13.7 billion deal, if you don't think that this is sort of creating a bit of a selling twilight zone for competiti

neil harvey. we are going to be your hopes for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi can sound soo petersburg and moscow can be great but i'm talking full of course also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field i it's going to be for live in. let's talk about blackness and blues of being black. and always well in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply that we in relays is such because we simply forgot on. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange their paint you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we became their face. that's what i call a lack of blackness or understand in the blues have been black. sheep the blues have been black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple in his national has been begged to simply tat the feelin blue is black and blue. i. i. never over. the family. member. has. plans for the city. of gender discrimination case after she was asked to move.

neil hoping. we're going to be your host for the tree thousand seventeen confederations cup brawl here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or sochi trans-am some creatures in moscow going to great mental conclude pools also posting something pretty much covering every topic. need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to join us on field guy it's going to be full of living. social environment. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is cereal is exceptionally oxic. no wonder it's confidential. says sister years old industrial giants reaps the benefit ignoring the caused by chemical production. you know as if these people aren't people just experimental animals decades later the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we found these astronomically high levels of dioxin levels that my staff think maybe some of the highest levels ever found in the united states for almost thirty years this very serious problem had not actually been addressed what will that investigation into the chemical industry secrets revealed. this despicable. the earth ther

neil harvey. we're going to be your hopes for the two thousand and seventeen confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or so chief has announced who treats moscow can be great but i'm talking full pool so also politics i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field i it's going to be for. let's talk about blackness and blues of being black. and always will in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply that we in remains as such because we simply forgot on. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange their paint you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we came to face. that's what i call a lack of blackness or understanding the blues have been black. sheep the blues have been black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come a simple in his national has been begged to simply tat the feelin blue is black and blue. welcome back to the cause report i'm max kaiser give us. cigars. education. would like to alter my guests. this is a bit of area from cuba ventures

cities across the country. on "afterwards," senator mike lee talks about forgotten historical figures who fought against big government in his book. similarly is interviewed by neil vacuum. >> they come to you gradually. i have friends, other people i knew, who thought they should get more credit than they get. this is an iroquois indian chief. he understood the principle of federalism because they lived it for centuries. i was intrigued by that from the outset. it is not a name most americans know anything about. and yet he had a profound impact on our system of government. he's the guy who enabled benjamin franklin to learn about federalism and benjamin franklin was the conduit through which this information flowed to the founders. made its way into the articles of confederation and the constitution. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv. on wednesday, the federal reserve announced a quarter-point increase in the short-term interest rate.

cities in the nation. >> there are many, many reasons why you have high crime. neil: absolutely.lutely, but maybe give victims a fighting chance, right? >> well, in most cases, the great majority of the cases, the victims are family members. that's, suicides. that is where most gun violence occurs. neil: yesterday, it was several of your colleagues, right? >> that's correct. and thankfully, we did have security there at the ball field. that was the good news. carrying issue is not i think relevant here. what is relevant -- neil: that measure by your colleague here would be dead on arrival at least with you? >> i'm sorry, i didn't understand your question, neil. neil: i apologize, that measure, to allow you and your colleagues to carry, that would not go anywhere with you? >> i don't want to be in a situation here in the house of representatives, or in the capitol or the capitol grounds there are more guns around. i don't want to have our police officers face a situation where there are numerous guns around, even though they may be our guns. maybe our staff. i don't know how far y

neil: all right. it could be smooth, it could be weird. we'll see. live at j.f.k. international airport, new york cityhow to deal with the president's travel ban that starts in a few hours from now. trace gallagher with more on how that could go down or maybe. trace? >> the ban doesn't affect u.s. citizens. but because of confusion and lawyers being on hand to advise foreigners, some travelers may find the airports congested tonight. the supreme court made it clear they want portions of the president's travel ban to go forward without burdening those that have a bona fide relationship with a person or entity here in the united states. in other words, if you come from one of the six majority muslim countries, iran, libya, somalia, yemen, sudan and syria and you have a student visa or were offered employment or have an american who is a close family member, you will still be allowed to come. but the definition of bona fide relationship is a bit of a gray area. the administration has defined a close family member as the following. parents, parents in law, spouse, children, sons and daughters in law and s

neil: a fax i'm leland bitter. protests right now are heating up against his alive look at what's going on in new york right now. the controversial group act for america is holding demonstrations in 30 citiesg out against what they call human rights violations committed under islamic law known as soraya law. they say those are anti- muslim and their holding counter protests. life coaches coming in. back to you, as news breaks. two us soldiers have been killed in afghanistan in what authorities are calling an insider attack. it happens in the district of the bank our province, two other service members were injured when an afghan soldier opened fire. back to those protests as news warrants. i'm leland in washington. now back to neil on business. neil: all right, now, if the president wanted i preferred to start focusing. what you think of that? 's back as a journalist, i'll speak my book. i like his tweets. it's a constant fodder for more mysteries and it keeps adding confusion and as disarray. neil: i disagree yes it does. we all love that sort of stuff that you're so full of it. when stuff happens at apple, your all over it. we go nuts about the stuff. as a journalist, we love it. as an a

neil: all right. >> i would never not vote. please, make it very clear, i represent my con stitch -- constituents. i know the health care bill needs a no voted and the sanctuary cities all the power that's been given to the executive. neil: are you okay, and i don't want to get too bogged down with the 25th amendment, but one of the things it includes is the vice president of the united states going along. agreeing that he, too, believes the president is incapacitated to do his job and a majority of the cabinet. now, what would you think a vice president pence in this scenario becoming president pence? >> well, first of all, let me say that you raised the 25th amendment. i happen to know what it is because i'm a lawyer, and i'm on the judiciary committee. what i said on the floor and i maintain, i maintain that the president resign. and i think it is because he is ill-suited and, apparently, maybe unhappy in the position. and it's very difficult -- neil: so you were not among, i just want to be clear then, you were not among these 21 house democrats including the ranking member of the house judiciary committee to get cracking on a 25th amendment invocation? >> i wan

neil harvey. we are going to be your hopes for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup right here in russia we're going to be visiting the host cities or so chief has announced to petersburg moscow is going to be great but i'm talking full pool so full it is i think pretty much covering every topic the fans need to know about the head of the match so don't forget to tune in to some field guy it's going to be full of live into. this talk about blackness and blues of being black. and always will in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply did we in remains as such because we simply forgot i don't believe. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange airplanes you've told us the sickness of trusting our enemy we came to face. that's what i call the lack of blackness or understanding the blues of being black. sheep the blues of being black sheep mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple in his national has been begged to simply tag the feeling blue is black and blue. believe. me. but i was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing yo

neil harvey and former england football a stand collymore for all the action. what makes her not say it's the kaiser report. box cars are of this is the kaiser report in mexico city of chase here but of course the next kaiser we're still in mexico city we're here for the next week and a half so you'll see several more episodes here you'll see that evolution of our journey through mexico city where trying to keep it all together we're ordering all or you know a ski days and i don't is or would something like that we had some pretty crazy food here and walkable with press offers for example so i haven't had before now i'm addicted to it gets to start my day without it also that escalates i think that's what the and wearing only a little obvious joke at the mall there's also like to spread it all over and just look buy stuff claim there's nothing called wherever there's a whatever it's like heuvel mixed with whatever i call the whole way over you know when we're here in mexico they're very welcoming to americans we're very welcomed wherever we go of course you can say the same certainly on the political agenda and america trump has called the mexicans many bad words

to one lane between blue route and city avenue, day one of the week long project which eventually will lead to a repaving project. since we're sing ago long, ready, neilmond in concert tonight. >> oh. >> come on sweet caroline. >> hello, pry friend, hello. >> that was good. >> that song makes me so sad, i cry every time. >> i'm here to let you know. i think about you have you every night... it is so sad. >> it is sad. >> maybe i'll go cry can you hold me. bob, you can hold me. >> berth give him a blanket and move on. >> are you done. >> snuggie from the back room. >> i'm done now, back to you. >> i like your suit today. >> thanks. >> 6:20. >>> lets get to london because death toll is still rising, in london as investigators search is what left of that high rise that went up in flames last week. >> well, 79 people are known dead and many more are still unaccounted for we have had that number yesterday, so fire at the greenville tour apartment fire started wednesday. it is deadliest fire in main line britain since the turn of the last century and they still are not sure exactly how it started. in the days since, there has been a disturbing trend, people

neil: this could play out in host of other states facing, just talking about the unfunded pension liabilities. a lot of it. reporter: by law they can not to bankrupt. not like detroit or new york city have done years ago. so i don't know what the ends is. we don't have an answer. neil: not yet at least. jeff, thank you very, very much. we're watching this very closely, illinois and other states money in, money out, it is math. i keep pounding the basics. it seems like a cold, callous read on all of this but unless you can find a way to pay for a lot of this stuff, just saying you will continue to offer it without a viable financial plan, dealing at state level in illinois or national level in washington, d.c., on health care, you're really feeling people, especially when you add insult to injury, if you do something calls for slightly better math, you will kill hundreds of thousands of people. that is on health care. that is enough to make you sick. more after this. ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, i accept i take easier trails than i

city. okay, who's taking it away? it's not neil, is it? no, it's not neil. who is -- neil: it's neil.elves and go, ka-ching? stuart: what are you talking about? [laughter] get out of here. neil: okay. well, happy father's day. stuart: thank you, neil. neil: with that many kids, if you can even remember them -- stuart: yeah, i was struggling. [laughter] neil: i like her. she's a good kid. congratulationses and hope it's a great day, stuart. all right. in the meantime, well, you remember that old twilight zone episode, it's a cookbook?

says, oh, my god, neil, i was eating dinner with you in the hospital gown knowing what the nursing saw. they deserve combat pay. really? so nancy pelosi says the new sanctuary citiesn texas is an act of cowardess. is it more or is the world turning upside-down? left or right? just look at the grief matt rinaldi to call ice on illegal immigrants that got into the state chamber holding up signs that i'm illegal, here to stay. and now the threats to the media including a democratic colleague that said he knows where rinaldi parks. no, that trigger event isn't getting covered. what is getting covered is rinaldi's promise to choke the guy in self-defense if he did. rinaldi is the crazy gun carrying bigot in an open-carry state and texas is the crazier sanctuary city. if they don't follow the law, pay some steep daily fines. if that is cowardly, how is it refusing to call law breakers what they are brave? i don't know. what i do know this is all going on for a while. remember these illegal protesting across the street from the white house? the white house! back in 2014. not a one arrested. not a one even questioned. they weren't hiding who they were. authorities were to

really cities across the eastern half of the country into tuesday, maybe beginning to break on wednesday and thursday. we have a couple more very hot days out there, neil. >> neil: thanks, adam. for those of you that are "your world" fans, we've designated tomorrow a clothing optional day. i want to leave you with that energy. sophia, we look at these patterns and utilities going up with them, prices go up. spell it out. >> hang on to your wallet every time. the redter thermometer gets, the more it will cost you. we've seen that in the whole say power market. the prices are soaring right now. now, the good news is, at some point it may cool down and your wallet will look better. but i really am concerned. here it is summer. we're getting a heat wave and prices are spiking on the wholesale level. what does that tell us about the rest of the summer? shows you that in our rush to get away from coal power and to increase our use of natural gas, maybe we're not keeping up with the real demand. real demand comes when you have a summer hotter than normal or a winter cooler than normal. let's face it, the last couple years, we've been getting away with summers

the excuse they gave was so prelim city, botch -- botulism and then a sleeping pill? this is a crime against humanity. neilhat's weird too about it is why they released him in the first place. he was sick, obviously. they could have let him die in prison here. what do you think got into them saying, my gosh, we've got to get him out of here or he's going to die on our watch? what happened? >> well, precisely that, neil, that maybe he was showing symptoms of decaying after this coma, with this coma. and i think they realized that they'd made a huge mistake. they notified the u.s. government, the state department -- and i give credit to the state department and the trump administration for aggressively going to north korea, sending a plane, demanding that he be treated in japan, brought home. but it was too late. and my foundation tried 20 meetings with the north koreans. they never told us about this. i sent a delegation there to try to get him out in exchange for private humanitarian aid. you know, i've been dealing with the north koreans for years. i've been there eight times. seen -- i've ever seen, the

neil: they say by the way they will still, still do it, caitlyn. so you've got 30 cities, at least three states who argue that the efforts that we're maki in the state we're in now, new york, that will go undeterred. my point on that is, would it have mattered with this thing being part of what we are or not? >> i think what is really interesting what you're picking up on, republicans i have been talking to who aren't fans of pulling out. most are but others say they're concerned about the national security element of this, u.s. positioning in the world of all of this. pulling away from an agreement, not having this seat at table, what does that mean about u.s. leadership globally? and so that is something i think that continues for -- neil: do you think it does damage our relations worldwide? one of the conventional arguments by macron in france, who said, i'm for making the world great again. they never really flipped over president trump when he visited. they have less reason to like him now. and that we have now cede ad chance, they say, to extract cooperation on thin

philadelphia, neil diamond and phillies game , so keep that in mind for afternoon rush hour but mass transit at the moment looking good, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> 5:34. he prosecuted the citiesriminals and now philadelphia 's district attorney begins his fight to stay out of prison. opening statements they get underway in the seth williams corruption trial. our lauren johnson live at federal courthouse in center city this morning, hi there lauren. >> reporter: government is ready for those opening statements to dave a long day yesterday of choose ago this jury. judge has said he wanted to it happen quickly, he is opening for a speedy trial but prosecutors say they built this case over several years against philly's top prosecutor. seth williams didn't seem to be phased by cameras capturing his arrival to the corruption trial, he smiled going in and coming out, yesterday evening. lawyers were able to pick that jury choosing from 140 potential candidates, they decided on 10 women, two men to decide williams fate, four alternates are also female, only two jurors are africanamerican which could impact their stance on a man who proudly called himself philadelphia's first african-

city avenue. penndot will be out there at 10:00 o'clock today. later on tonight double bubble , we have neilamon at 8:00 across the street at wells fargo. phillies playing at 7:05, that will bring us a jammo for evening rush, is what forecast looking like for baseball and concert tonight? sue has tonight 15. >>> 7:48. we have downpour damage and wyndam age all over the place from those rocking and rolling thunderstorms that came through yesterday. we have sky fox on the way to greenwood, delaware, in northern sussex county right along route 13, johnstown road and route 16, trees came down and weather service is checking to see fit was a tornado. lot at wind from yesterday. lewis delaware 64 miles an hour wind, 59 miles an hour wind recorded in cape may, with those thunderstorms, but the cold front that caused those then are storms is just about out of here. it is hugging the coast there and last of the clouds and showers are just about finish but ill is still raining in parts of the cape may county right now. we will get to the high and everybody will get sunshine of 87 degrees. eighty-six t

city these days. into and out of bair kind of grounded until the ground is cooler. meteorologist adam klotz at the weather center. these temperatures continue. >> cave bear, neil. conditions you are dealing with, 118 is the magic number. we are going to stick with that, at least the next couple days. heat advisory stretching all the way from portions of central california to phoenix have been towards las vegas as well. incredibly warm in the desert. currently sitting around a buck 10 and other locations. they've got time to continue to heat up. they will continue to heat up and those will be impressive once again. you do see spots running into the one twentieths. true over into the death valley area. unfortunately for those folks, this isn't going anywhere quickly. from 118 today, hovering into the mid-115 range close to thursday, friday, saturday and heating back up on sunday. maybe a couple degrees, but this is incredibly warm here for the next little bit. that is what is happening on the west coast. continuing to see up tropical storm cindy. all the rain stretching proportions of new orleans towards the gulf coast. that is very heavy rain. they seen a tornad