i'm robert gray.n venezuela as 70 people are killed in a stampede during a graduation celebration. within 500 people were inside a nightclub when a fight broke out. the teargas device exploded during the brawl causing a mass exodus to escape the fumes. seven people have been detained and that includes the individual may have set off the teargas canister. the club's owner has been arrested for failing to check clubgoers for weapons. the survivors of the deadly florida school shootings are taking a message on the road. the students kicked off the summer wrote were in chicago on friday. they will make 50 stops in the states. the goal is to get young people to vote in the midterm elections. seventy people were killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school on valentine's day. i'm robert gray and now back to "watters' world". out for 40 da. i couldn't even go home. i kept my head up high, brother. i knew there would be a change. i was the only one. singapore. tokyo, china. it's a great day. jesse: dennis

i'm robert gray.l manafort attorney do not want his tie to president trump mentioned during his upcoming child. the attorney say his alleged crimes occurred before he joined's presidential campaign and they argue in court documents that mentioning his stint as campaign manager may prejudice jurors struggle last week a federal judge revoked manafort's bail and ordered to jail after prosecutors accused him of witness tampering. manafort has denied any wrongdoing. >>> the soccer line a lawmaker who defeated representative mark stanford is in the hospital tonight with serious injuries. he was a passenger in a car that was hit by a driver traveling the wrong direction and that driver died. he is expected to remain in hospital for two weeks. i'm robert gray and now back to "watters' world". counts of three. bun, two, three. >> where are they? >> i don't know, sir. what do we have on this thing? jesse: that was the scene from space balls. president trump has ordered the d.o.d. to boldly go where no man has g

i'm robert gray.f people rallying across the country speak out against the separation of immigrant children and their parents. it comes after the executive order that reversed the practice. in recent weeks 2,300 children were taken from their parents under a zero tolerance policy. minneapolis police shooting to death an armed suspect earlier tonight following several 911 calls with concerned calls saying a suspect was firing off a .9 millimeter handgun. the suspect was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. i'm robert gray. now back to "watters world." >> prepare to attack on the counts of three. bun, two, three. >> where are they? >> i don't know, sir. what do we have on this thing? jesse: that was the scene from space balls. president trump has ordered the d.o.d. to boldly go where no man has gone before, ordering the creation of a space force. president trump: my new national strategy for space recognizes space is a war-fighting domain just like the land, air, and sea. when it comes to defending am

i'm robert gray. heightened security at the world cup after a taxi plows into a crowd in moscow.t jumped a curb and injured 8 people including two from mexico. the crash is believed to be an accident. russian police detained the driver. china announcing tariffs on tens of billions of dollars worth of american goods. the targets include soy beans, whiskey and cigars. it comes 24 hours after the white house slapped tariffs on dozens of chinese goods. president trump said the united states can no longer tolerate china's theft of intellectual property. i'm robert gray. now back to "watters world." >> i believe in north korea. i couldn't even go home. i had to hide out for 40 days. i couldn't even go home. i kept my head up high, brother. i knew there would be a change. i was the only one. singapore. tokyo, china. it's a great day. jesse: dennis rodman very emotional. many said rod had been a long-time friend of trump and little rocketman and played a vital role in making the summit happen. joining us, marie harf and trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski. marie, i think de

i'm robert gray.posed summit between president trump and russia's bottom may be happening soon. secretary of state mike pompeo tells msnbc the dual will likely not in the distant future. john bolden is heading to moscow sunday or monday to lay the groundwork. pompeo has no plans to travel to moscow before the summit but does plan a meeting elsewhere with his russian counterpart. they have had several telephone conversations. women in saudi arabia are driving into history. the nation's controversial ban on women driving has finally ended there's much to be done before many women can hit the road. most still do not have licenses and there is a long waiting list for the gender segregated driving courses. i'm robert gray, now back to the greg gutfeld t show. greg: they are making a splash by picking up trash. the workup continues through mid july but we already know the best answer from japan, senegal and uruguay. they were spotted tidying up the stadiums after their matches. japanese fans brought their o

i'm robert gray.rant families separated after crossing into the us along the southern border may double. that is what the man in charge of enforcing the trump administration's zero-tolerance policy in the region tells "the washington post". manwell says that agents have separated 560 parents in the rio grande valley. he says the number will increase as more parents are prosecuted for illegal entry. nearly 2000 children have been separated from the parents from april 19th through may 31. that is according to the department of homeland security. president trump had to capitol hill on tuesday for a meeting with house republicans and they will discuss two bills that include measures protecting dreamers, deportation and the house is expected to vote on the bill next week. i'm robert gray and now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: finally, a democrat admits that trump's diplomacy might be working. >> the summit was much more show than substance but the texans call all cattle, no hat. [laughter] all cattle

i'm robert gray. the greg gutfeld show., a democrat admits that trump's diplomacy might be working. >> the summit was much more show than substance but the texans call all cattle, no hat. [laughter] all cattle and no hat. trump is all substance -- how nice of mr. schumer. [applause] of course, chuck got it wrong and he made the opposite but i can't blame him because he's all here plug and no cattle. [laughter] trumps critics always phone to gibberish in their new smear now is it's a cult. >> it has devolved into a cult. the republican party has devolved into a trump cult. >> these guys are in a cult and drink the cool eyed, i don't know. >> it's becoming a cult. >> that is hard news for the republicans that you are in a cult. greg: they all sound the same as if they are in a cult. [laughter] a profitable one. the more they back trump the higher in the ratings. the trump bump is pain for their botox. it exposes the lies that there is a press crackdown under trump industry has never been more vocal in opposition in the previo

i'm robert gray. now back to "watters world." >> i believe in north korea. i couldn't even go home. had to hide out for 40 days. i couldn't even go home. i kept my head up high, brother. i knew there would be a change. i was the only one. singapore. tokyo, china. it's a great day. jesse: dennis rodman very emotional. many said rod had been a long-time friend of trump and little rocketman and played a vital role in making the summit happen. joining us, marie harf and trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski. marie, i think dennis rodman did more for peace on the peninsula than your former boss barack obama. >> he can be nominated for a nobel with donald trump. that interview is so bizarre. there are very few people kim jong-un is comfortable talking to. and the fact that he has a relationship with dennis rodman is bizarrely helpful in getting a peace deal. remember when he dated madonna. jesse: corey, what do you think about rodman? >> i think dennis got a lot of rebounds and maybe one of them hit him in the head. there is only one person who is going to be responsible for t

robert gray joins us with those details. >> the draft bill is the product of weeks of closed-door negotiations house leadership, moderates and conservatives. it features four pillars outlined by donald trump including protections for dreamers and children brought by their parents can increase border security including $25 billion for the border wall, new limits on family migration and the end to the diversity visa program. paul ryan remains hopeful he can get it to donald trump's desk. >> a builder represents a compromise brought to the floor so members can vote registration, tackling this issue and this has a chance of going in the wall. a bill out of here that i know the president won't support. >> democrats and many in the media focusing on illegal immigrant children separated from the border. the policy under fire during the white house press briefing. >> it is the product of the same legal loopholes. and enforcing them. >> we get a lot more than that. go ahead, jill. >> reporter: democrats marked the sixth anniversary of the fisa announcement. heather: thank you. let's talk about immigrat

and robert gray live in los angeles, activists slamming the decision. >> in a special meeting seattle council making an abrupt user and on the head tax voting 7-2 to repeal the tax on the 30th largest employers, the measure just passed a month ago, had really become controversial. it required companies with annual revenue of $20 million or more to contribute $275 per employee toward efforts to combat widespread homelessness raising $50 million after other services for the homeless between to the city's biggest corporate names, amazon and starbucks opposed the measure, a referendum to repeal the tax. it would have cost amazon more than $12 million a year. both companies said they were happy with the decision, made a report indicating 40,000 people signed a petition to vote on the tax. and its wheat seattle's mayor says it avoids and expensive political fight that would do nothing to tackle the homelessness crisis but as you mentioned activists were outraged. >> they were going to get serious about tax any quality and weren't going to tell for people they had to fund their own programs

robert gray has more on his fight for justice. >> he claims he was subjected to unequal protection under. before my navy sailor setting sites at the top, his lawyer telling fox news he plans to file a lawsuit accusing pres. obama, james comey, the justice department and others of improperly handling the sale is case which he was convicted of mishandling classified information by taking photos of classified sections on a nuclear submarine and destroying a laptop and camera. after a felony conviction he spent time in prison and was pardoned earlier this year by donald trump. his lawyer says the court argument is the sailor was prosecuted differently than the way in which hillary clinton was for her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state, they seek to, quote, cast a light on a 2-tiered justice system they seek to correct. >> unfortunate a couple fbi agents destroyed my life for no reason. it was a clear attempt by the department of justice under obama to use me as a scapegoat to take the heat off of hillary clinton for mishandling classified information. >> reporter:

robert gray. a scary scene in moscow.rreling into a crowd of pedestrians injuring at least 8 people. of them mexican soccer fans in town for the world cup. the driver said he fell asleep at the wheel. a criminal investigation is under way. tragedy in kansas. a second sheriff's deputy died sunday from gunshot wound suffered friday outside a kansas courthouse. deputy king was shot by a prisoner she and her partner were transporting from the courthouse back to jail. the suspect was shot during the incident and is in stable condition following surgery. >> the u.s. on for the second district of texas said this is a policy donald trump and jeff sessions initiated themselves. there is a difference between people criminally crossing the border and presenting themselves at the border for asylum. judge jeanine: are you suggesting they are all asking for asylum? and tomi, is there a difference between the president's policy and the law? >> this president has said he has a zero tolerance policy for illegal immigration. as americans w

i'm robert gray.ts of london in an anti-brexit march. protesters saying pro european chants and waved e.u. flags demanding a vote be held on the final brexit deal. the president of zimbabwe narrowly escaping an assassination attempt when an explosion rocked a campaign rally shortly after he delivered a speech. at least 8 people were injured. the blast occurred in a v.i.p. tent seconds after the president entered. now back to the judge. president trump: it's the democrats' fault. if we gave them every single thing they want, they will say we don't want it. it's pure obstruction. remember their word, resist. resist is their word. rib what our word is? lots of different words. our is approve, get it done. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." president trump rallying the republicans and chris, do you have a lock or fence around your house? do you have a lock on your door or a fence around your house? >> of course. judge jeanine: is that way to say it's a private home and you will only have people ent

i'm robert gray. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: president trump is heading to capitol hill this week to talk immigration with the gop. hear with us is tommy laren and chris hahn. the issue of children being separated from their parents at the border is one that for some reason is getting tremendous traction. and anyone who is a parent has to feel a lot of emotion about it. and even as a judge when i was sentencing a parent to jail and the child tbhobt courtroom, it's tough stuff. but aren't parents ultimately responsible for their own actions in this record? >> yes. but we have parents presenting themselves at the border for asylum. international law says we should treat them with dignity and respect. this is a policy implemented by the trump administration. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of texas said today this is a policy jeff sessions and donald trump initiated themselves. there is a continues between people criminally crossing the bored and presenting themselves at the border for asylum. judge jeanine: ar

rob: robert gray has more on his fight for justice. >> reporter: christian saucier claims he was subjected protection under the law. the former navy sailor setting his sights at the top, his lawyer telling fox news he plans to file a lawsuit accusing pres. obama, former fbi director james comey, the justice department and others of improperly handling the sailor's case. saucier was conducted mishandling classified information by taking photos of classified sections of a nuclear submarine and then destroying a laptop and the camera. he's been the year in prison after a felony conviction but was pardoned earlier this year by donald trump. saucier's lawyer says the key argument is the sailors prosecuted differently the way hillary clinton was for her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state. they seek to, quote, cast a light on a 2-tiered justice system they seek to correct. >> i honestly believe the systems that went after me were put in place to protect people like me. i made a mistake when i was a young kid, misguided attempt to have some mementos. it should have never

the suspect robert gray was found outside the building swinging a pipe after allegedly smashing 11 windowsbeen arres multiple charges of vandalism and trespassing. >>> police are trying to figure out what led to a man's death in the castro district earlier today. officers received a report of a robbery at around 1 am. when police arrived they found an unresponsive man in the parking lot from the badlands nightclub. two people said they witnessed the confrontation before he fell. the man's name and cause of death have not been released. >>> protesters rally today outside of a children's shelter in the east bay, dozens of families staged a sit in at the children's shelter in pleasant hill. operated by southwest key. that is were two young girls were reportedly separated from their parents at the border, housed now with other unaccompanied minors. >> we can have law and order without taking people, the children and putting them in buildings far away from them and not telling them where they are. >> this group, mom stick action for immigrant families organized this event. it is been brought ac

rob: robert gray has details on this. >> reporter: it is a product of weeks of closed or negotiationouse leadership, moderates and conservatives featuring four pillars approach outlined by donald trump including protections for dreamers or children brought to the us illegally by their parents, increased border security including $25 billion for the border wall, new limits on family migration and a end to the diversity visa program. house speaker paul ryan is hopeful he can get it to donald trump's desk. >> we now have a bill that represents a compromise brought to the floor so members can vote on legislation tackling this issue and this has a chance of going into law. last thing i want to do is bring a bill out of here i know the president won't support. >> reporter: democrats and many in the media focusing their attention on illegal immigrant children separated from their families at border. the trump administration policy under fire during the white house press briefing. >> the separation of illegal alien families is a product of the same legal loopholes immigrants refuse to close

. [♪] robert: i'm robert gray.n is dead and 150 hurt after an attack at a political rally in ethiopia. the prime minister was addressing tens of thousands of people when a man tried to throw a grenade at the stage. the device went off in the crowd instead. the prime minister called it a well-coordinated attack. the u.s. military is preparing for the return of american war remains from north korea. pyongyang agreed to return home the remains after the summit between kim jong-un and president trump. 100 wooden coffins have been moved to the demilitarized zone. now back to "the greg gutfeldho show." greg: they are making a splash by picking up trash. the workup continues through mid july but we already know the best answer from japan, senegal and uruguay. they were spotted tidying up the stadiums after their matches. japanese fans brought their own garbage bags and compare that to the raiders game when you leave in a garbage bag. i am a raiders fan. with no team usa to root for american viewers seem less interested th

grays. nbc bay area's robert handa broke this story and joins us with more on what may be a deadly dispute, robert. >> reporter: well, that's right started all the activity out here does sound like the plot o the center of the fight. there are still parts of the south bay that remind you of its past and the connection between those that raise cattle and land owners with room for grazing. today the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating whether a dispute between cattle owners and a land owner had anything to do with numerous dead cows apparently killed and buried near henry state park. sheriff's officers say the two sides got into a bitter argument last week, but when the cattle owners wanted to take back their 60 head of cattle, the property owner refused to unlock his gate. a fairly common situation in the >> santa clara county is much more rural than it was now. it's something that happens in this county. it doesn't happen often. >> when the cattle were released, the cattle owners claimed about 26 cows were missing. st

robert brewer. the crime made local headlines and like all such incidents, caught the attention of master deputy steven graygh-profile board. anything that makes the paper, any murder, multimurder suspects, they'll make our board. this is an interesting case. you have an older female who is dating a younger male who is friends with her son, and they are now locked up in our facility awaiting trial. >> ackerman, who prosecutors say was the ringleader of the murder, has been held in the men's lockdown unit where he has been confined to his cell 23 hours a day since he entered. >> the finger's been pointed. you know what i'm saying? i've been implicated in it. so this is where i got to sit. >> thoughts of dimauro help occupy his time. >> this is rosana sitting on the book of her -- back of her mom's couch in california. that's her on the beach of the coast of california. she took that part of my heart. just something you know that i'll never be able to let go. >> but dimauro doesn't share ackerman's passion. >> it wasn't intended on being a relationship. it was intended on being a one-night thing. we weren't t

. >> for more i'm joined gray meesh alcindor, david corn, washington bureau chief from mother jones, david jolly, former republican congressman from florida and robert costa from the "washington post." david, i want to talk to you about your republican party. is it still there? is the big bad bear now the man you're afraid to poke? it used to be the russians and now it's the leader of the party who is see the fearful that's the goal of any elected official, do not dare poke the bear. >> that's right, chris. the gop that we knew is dead. it's over. this is the party of donald trump. not just because of shifts in policy. we eevolution of policies at times in both parties but the tone of the party has changed dramatically and the imprint of trump has forever changed the party. consider reagan spoke to better angels, bush 41 spoke to a thousand points of light. bush 43 to conservatism. donald trump mean spirited bigotry. he has his followers through gas lighting and lies and he has broken the back of the mainstream gop. it no longer exists. >> robert costa, it seems to me the republican party used to be somewhat libertarian, congressman falls in love wi

office staff, including tiffany arthur, megan carroll, katherine fitzgerald, jennifer gray, tim langley and robert reis. i now yield to my distinguished ranking member, senator stabenow. thank you for being such a great partner. ms. stabenow: thank you. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you. i want to thank my partner and friend as well. this has been a tremendous team effort, and it's a great pleasure working with you. today the senate has proven that bipartisanship is the way we can get things done, and we all know that's the case. it's not always the easiest path to take, however, when we put our differences aside and focus on the needs of the communities, the people that we serve, that's how we deliver a good bill, in this case, a bill that serves our farmers, our families, and rural america. and over 500 food, agriculture, and conservation leaders agree that this bill will provide certainty to communities and to our farmers across the country. from the start, we've had a collaborative process. we've built this bill on feedback. we heard from