shannon? >> shannon: just heart breaking. what do we know about the gun man in this case? >> reporter: he is being identified as 34-year-old alexander bonds. published report said he went by multiple aliases. said things that were critical about police on internet postings. bonds had a criminal history that reportedly included assault of a police officer with brass knuckles. a local report based on surveillance video said bonds walked up to the police vehicle where he executed officer familia with what was described as a sense of purpose. new york's mayor spoke this morning about the attack. >> she was on duty, serving this city, protecting people, doing what she believed in and doing the job she loves. and after the shocking and sudden attack, her fellow officers came to her aid immediately. >> reporter: authorities say the mobile command center where officer familia had been killed was posted at this location since march. police say there had been a number of gang shootings in the neighborho

>> shannon: the u.s.ntelligence community warning of a rocket launch for my ron and a nuclear strike at the heart of the u.s. from north korea. that could be a reality. no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! >> shannon: the u.s. intelligence community is warning about an impending rocket launch from my ron i run. also north korea missile test warning that they could reach u.s. soil in two years. >> there are more jitters coming from the korean peninsula. that there could be more trouble coming from north korea very soon. they are using a launch site and there could be a launch tomorrow possibly oven intercontinental ballistic missile. this also new information that it could be tested by the regime that it could be a reentry vehicle with a nuclear warhead. u.s. officials believe that for the first time, and i see be was tested by no

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon had kill david shannon and it actually was elizabeth that had shot him that night. >> a conspiracy? joan the brains, and elizabeth the brawn? given the tumultuous relationship between mother and daughter, who could have imagined they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said vera, that's the story elizabeth told her. and it implicated both her best friend and joan shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. joan shannon was arrested actually befor elizabeth was arrested and before ezabeth gave any statement in the case. >> david shannon's family was in fayetteville for david's funeral. right there with joan when the cops came, saw what they did. joan had been practically paralyzed with grief, they said. and then arrested. >> they put cuffs on her. i imagine they read her her rights right then. but i don't know. it was another shock. >> joan herself was unshakeable in her insistence she did not do it. she had no part, she swore, in any

shannon. >> shannon: we appreciate the update, ryan. you. >> bill: at this hour, president donald trump is on his way back home from paris and he's turning up the heat from 30,000 feet when it comes to health care, urging u.s. senators to get it done. >> shannon: and we will talk to senator lindsey graham about that. he's offering up his own version of doing that as well as house of freedom caucus member jim jordan coming up. >> if your governor says i can do more with this money than you can do it that in washington, i can give health care closer to home, deliver better quality than some of you in washington. that becomes a different political situation. ♪ binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. this week, get this ream of paper for just one cent after rewards. ♪ taking care of business. >> shannon: the pressure is on as president trump pushes senate republicans to deliver on the promise to replace obamacare. president calling out republican lead

. >> shannon: what can the u.s.ld the u.s. be doing in this situation? >> the u.s. is talking tough right now saying this is a step toward a dictatorship and they have vowed to take strong economic moves against venezuela to try to turn this around. it is likely the u.s. will target the oil sector. venezuela sells about half of its oil to the u.s. and that government needs the hard currency really to try to stay afloat in their terrible economy right now. keep in mind it is not just the u.s. here. a number of countries in the region, mexico, argentina, peru say the vote is a sham and they won't recognize the results. >> shannon: steve harrigan for us live in miami. thank you. >> bill: trump team has a lot on its plate. moments, problems with russia, north korea, here at home laying the ground work for tax reform. that's a big deal. keeping up the pressure on congress on healthcare. is john kelly the man to keep the west wing on track? president trump says yes. more on what changes we expect to see in the day-to-day

shannon. >> shannon: okay, so what now? >> well, now what is going to happen is the thing that's mccain said he wanted to happen when he made that big speech when he returned from surgery earlier in the week, democrats and republicans are going to have to work together, chuck schumer says that is a relief to him, and house minority leader nancy pelosi says now congress will finally pivoted to the work to update and improve the affordable care act and to a lower american costs, but it sounds like that's makes republicans very nervous. >> i am very anxious to see what our friends on the democratic side have in mind. i am anxious to work with them, i can tell you right now, though, if the plan is to go to a single-payer system, just throw a bunch of money at health insurance companies, i am going to sit that one out. >> and republicans who had been told that they might have to stick around longer into their recess on the house side to work on health care, are walking into a meeting right now to find out they still have to do t

back to you, shannon. >> shannon: will be know you are on it. >> bill: 's senators are back in washingtono put it over the finish line there. what are the chances of getting it done now? we will check and live. >> what the white house pushing back against another round of allegations from "the new york times" ." what donald trump, jr., is now saying about a meeting with the russian lawyer during the campaign. to discuss the impact and more. >> when he was the fbi director meeting with the president, he was not a private citizen, and there was some executive privilege. not everyone says, hey, i get to change hats, and now i'm not a classified person, and i can head out this information. >> shannon: it lawmakers back to work today after the fourth of july recess. as a return from the holiday, senator republicans are facing an uphill. moderates in the party indicating it is likely dead. still, mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, is looking to modify the bill. one that in a moment. at the white house, pushing back against a new report connecting the dots between donald trump, jr., and ru

. >> shannon: great to see you, bill. i am shannon bream. they're hoping to relive a revived bill this week. no change you have to get them the 50 votes they need. president trump suggesting they should cancel the august recess until a bill reaches his decks. texas senator ted cruz agrees. >> i am trying to bring together and unify republicans. bring together conservatives, moderates, leaderships, and the administration. get everyone on the same page and say, let us deliver on the promise. we do stop taking recess. stop taking time off, and just keep going until we get it done. >> bill: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is at the hill. good morning, michael. what can you tell us about the canceling of recess? >> those calls are growing louder as they continue with health care reform. six republican senators, purdue, james, kennedy, lee, dakota, and strange, are expected to do a news conference today to call for shortening or dropping the august recess. i should be done if meaningful progress has not been done on key priorities.

shannon? >> shannon: all right. so what is this going to cost taxpayers?porter: the total bill cost $10 million. the abortion part of that is $500,000. that's by far the most controversial part of this bill. again, that's because of the state now requiring the state health department to cover abortions that are covered under this exemption. that same fund will also pay for illegal immigrants to receive abortions. citizenship will not be asked when women seek to end a pregnancy. the clinic will be fully reimbursed by taxpayers. it becomes law as soon as governor brown signs it. when it happens oregon will join california as the only state to make abortion a free service. >> shannon: dan springer in seattle. >> leland: overseas trip and his feud with the american media. >> they have serious problems. they have been fake news for a long time. they've been covering me in a very dishonest way. >> leland: will the feud keep coming up? >> shannon: plus a new photo surfaced. who experts believe this is and how that picture could change a very big piece of history.

shannon, back to you. >> shannon: you look none the worse for where. you do it well, kevin corke at the white house. >> bill: more on that. want to bring in chris stirewalt to analyze. good morning. in a simple way they're trying to find a way to yes, can they get there? >> they're trying to find a way to get to keeping it alive. it is not even really yes. the skinny repeal is not -- not a repeal, it's nothing. it is essentially an empty vessel that allows them as senator manchin was talking about. that allows republicans to keep moving the process forward. this is like a bad date that won't end and the republicans don't want this legislation, the country doesn't want it, but they're afraid if they stop when they get to the end that they will not be able to patch the hole in obamacare for next year without the help of democrats and then they are going to be -- it will be more embarrassing. let's be clear. policy is out the window at this point. >> bill: but this skinny version would get rid of the stuff that republicans do not like, individual mandates

speak i am shannon bream. along with palmetto fort is already denied any wrongdoing, saying, i did not collude nor did anyone with any foreign government. new white house medications director, anthony scaramucci, is confident that jared kushner will be cleared. >> i think the russian situation is completely overblown. i was falsely accused of things related to russia. i know other people are being falsely accused of things related to russia. i'm confident that tomorrow, when jared kushner speaks, and i will keep my fingers crossed. it will be the last time that he has to talk about russia. >> bill: chief intelligent correspondent, katherine harris, catherine , good morning. >> thank you, bill. we are outside the senate intelligence committee, the secure facility for highly classified and sensitive discussion. we are awaiting the arrival of jared kushner come as you mention, jared kushner and his legal team released a statement for the record that they will be providing members of that senate panel. in the stat

shannon. >> shannon: thank you, john. >> bill: meanwhile, back at home, it is a moment of truth for senate republicans who will be meeting behind closed doors this morning. we are expecting them to unveil a new version of their health care bill. but before we see them, we are sparking a wide range of opinions. let's take a look. >> anyone of my colleagues who said that they are going to repeal x, i would ask them to check their consciences, what are you promising the american people, we looked at the bill a few weeks ago, and i said i couldn't support the bill as it was, they have now taken the bill and made it worse. >> we wanted to give them an opportunity to at least give input to the idea, i may be wrong, but i think any democrat who believes that these states are probably better able to handle health care than washington. >> bill: there you go, president trump and vice president mike pence putting their faith in the majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> i think it would be very bad, i would

how are you doing, shannon? >> shannon: we will see. i am shannon bream. attacking attorney general, jeff sessions saying he is taken very weak position on prosecuting leakers and hillary clinton. calling on lawmakers to come through on health care. last night, seeing if heads could roll inside his administration if they fail. >> you will get the boats. they better get them. he better get them. otherwise, they will say, you are fired. >> bill: that was in front of 47,000 boy scouts in west virginia. good morning. he was talking about secretary of health care. but what is happening with jeff sessions? >> it is becoming incredibly difficult to see how he stays on as attorney general when he continues to open mine and publicly shame him. here's the latest. attorney general jeff sessions is taken very weak stance on hillary clinton. where are the emails and dnc server and intel-leakers? will sessions resign that he left his senate seat four, or will president trump fire him him? he's a meeting which is how to do that. and if he follows through. here's white ho

shannon is excited to hear.ght ahead. >> leland: busy day, and a lot more to come at the g20 summit in germany. huge reception with a class photo of all the leaders. there they all together and right now, wouldn't you love to be a fly on the wall between president trump and president putin? >> shannon: we are waiting now for president trump to wrap up that meeting with president putin because then we will expect for both sides to have some kind of readout of what they did or did not discuss or accomplish or did not accomplis accomplish. stay here on fox news and when it happens, we'll you know. >> leland: a good couple of days. >> shannon: "happening now" starts now. >> jon: we start with a fox news alert of president trump and the middle of a very busy and potentially historic day for his administration in the nation. we are waiting for his first-ever face-to-face with president leonard boudin. >> molly: the parent shaking hands with the first time at the g20 summit followed by a longer exchange which included

shannon: right.o your point, a package deal, they were both from the r.n.c., they were washington establishment. they were supposed to understand washington and know how to get things done, filling the void between trump, kushner, and other outsiders coming in. with sean gone, you would think this might mean something for reince priebus. people close to him say he is very supportive of this decision about anthony. he has been told his job is secure, he is not going anywhere. famous last words from everyone in this white house -- "i am not going anywhere" -- but the story now is that he is getting on board with the strategy to bring on anthony and let sean leave if that is what he wants to do. jeff: as this drama plays out, primarily the president is trying to focus on getting something done on health care. dan: well that is what he says , he is focusing on. his attention span is very short. from day to day, it is not clear that is really where he is focusing his time or energy. it seems to be more fo

shannon: one could be syria. there is a desire to try and strike a deal in syria.o if we can work out a deal in syria, maybe we could say we will ease off sanctions, which congress is working hard to strengthen sanctions. one could be to ease off sanctions. we could tell russia we will stay out of human rights, we will give you leverage to do what you want in your own country. that is a message he kind of signaled to other countries. we won't make a big deal over human rights, give us something else. alison: there has been reporting the president and the nsc are not on the same page when it comes to concessions. what does each side think and where don't they agree? shannon: there are people on different sides and pages of this administration, within nsc, the state department, rex tillerson. he butted heads with the president recently. and of course other members of congress have their own views on foreign policy. there are a lot of diverse opinions in there. gary cohn on the economic side is a democrat. jared kushner leans to the left. of course you have the steve

." >> shannon: hours after, donald trump jr. says he wished he would've done something differently. >> i can vouch for the information. at some he sent me an email. i can't help what somebody sends me. i read it and responded accordingly. in retrospect, i would've done things differently. >> bill: this starts our hour. president trump talks to the french leader tonight. also the confirmation hearing, begins in 28 minutes. >> there's a lot of anticipation outside of the hearing room. i'm going to step aside. you can see the line extends down the hallway and back into a hallway that occurs around the corner. people have been lined up here for over an hour. but we anticipate are several lines of questioning is a get through the opening statements from the committee chairman. as well as the ranking member d democrat. how will they respond to new allegations against donald trump jr. how will they explain contact with russian officials? and in order to secure his nomination to be fbi director, does christopher ray have to give a pledg

let's continue with the options shannon gave us. if sessions is dismissed, that is weirdly a tacit confirmation of the underlying story and the underlying campaign russia preoccupation out of nowhere. >> yeah, although he'd be dismissed for the opposite reason as eli pointed out. the thing is you said at the opening which i think is important to remind us again is that this information, this assertion comes from what the russian ambassador is telling his home office as intercepted by american intelligence agencies. we don't know. we don't have a transcript as far as we know publicly about the conversation. we don't know from anybody other than the russian ambassador about what was said. take that with a grain of salt. there are only so many rocks you can put in a sack before it becomes too difficult to move forward. you know, whether this president would go ahead and push out the attorney general, who can say? one thing we learned in six months is that anything is possible in this administration. who would have thought he would have

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shannon: one could be syria.here is this desire to try and strike a deal in syria, so if you go work out a deal in syria, maybe it could say, we will ease of sanctions, which congress and the senate are working hard to strengthen sanctions and not make that happen. telling russia, we will give you some leverage to do what you want in your own country. messagesomething, a that he has signal to other countries saying we will lay off human rights and won't make an issue publicly. give us something else. alison: there has been some reporting that the president and groups are not on board with concessions. or do they not agree? shannon: there are people on different sites and pages of the within nhc.on and other members of congress have their own views on foreign policy. , there are ause lot of diverse opinions. democrat.is really a jared kushner leans to the left, and then you have a steve bannon nationalist, you have generals, like general mattis who come from a perspective from the military. is all this conflict bu

shannon's right. foreign policy is often where presidents who are embattled turn to because they have greater latitude. as she said, you don't have to worry about every member of congress and their views on it. you are the president of the united states dealing with another head of government or head of state. and that creates a different dynamic. and we know one thing about president trump is that he likes to deal one-on-one with people. he likes to get to know them. he likes to take a measure of them. he feels he knows how to get the upper hand on adversaries and any relationship like that. he certainly likes the pomp and circumstance becoming the president of the united states overseas and so all of that that sense is reinforcing to the idea that this is where he should concentrate his time. now, as to the specific policies, there's still questions about what exactly those are, whether he is in, you know, he is in concert with others in his administration, whether it's the secretary of defense or t

." >> shannon: one week hiatus. we have work to do. still in pete's brain is in full effect. >> shannon: the fog is lifting lifting. "the new york times" time of meeting saint donald trump, jr., was promised damaging information during the campaign. he released a statement saying, i was asked to have a meeting with an individual who i was

shannon pettypiece is back with us. white house correspondent peter baker, of course, one of the trio of journalist who is took part in the interview of president trump we mentioned. peter, that earns you first-question status tonight. "the post" piece uses the word "tenuous" to talk about sessions' hold on his job. we know how he is regarded or not by the president. because of your interview. i'm a little bit interested in why this, why tonight. this is a hit on jeff sessions. and if you don't want to discuss it in specificity you don't need to. but can you remember other times when something was leaked that maybe hurt the greater good and continued a bad narrative for the white house but targeted at one individual. >> oh, sure that's been part and parcel of the last few months. plenty of these stories that can come out about steve bannon on the one side or jared kushner on the other side. i don't know personally where it all comes from. it's suspected by the white -- by people in the white house and the great body pol

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shannon, you're the lawyer here. what do you make of this?y there there or is there no there there? >> let's take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let's stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there's talk of things like perjury. had he made any sworn testimony under oath talking about whether he had those kinds of meetings, there are those saying did he get anything of value from the foreign national. i think that right now there are many investigations underway, so we'll see. but think most people agree it's not the legal trouble he has to the worry about, it's more the public perception. greg: i think the public has accepted the perception of trump that he's an outsider, therefore, these mistakes happen. but that's another story. mark, is the media roughist? [laughter] >> i think it's mor

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shannon, you're the lawyer here. what do you make of this?y there there or is there no there there? >> let's take one thing off the table right away, and this is the talk of treason because that is something each on the right the left all along this ideological spectrum, they seem to agree the t word is out. let's stop talking about that word. there are some of the things that you know overzealous prosecutors or interested parties would pursue. there's talk of things like perjury. had he made any sworn testimony under oath talking about whether he had those kinds of meetings, there are those saying did he get anything of value from the foreign national. i think that right now there are many investigations underway, so we'll see. but think most people agree it's not the legal trouble he has to the worry about, it's more the public perception. greg: i think the public has accepted the perception of trump that he's an outsider, therefore, these mistakes happen. but that's another story. mark, is the media roughist? [laughter] >> i think it's mor

shannon as well from boormg.the mystery eight decades old that may now -- may now be newly solved. we're back after this. >> welcome back to the 11th hour. a newly discovered photo suggested that aamelia ear hart may have survived a she declared dead but her remains and aircraft were never found. hairline was sort of easy to determine. that was the easier part. the person who was thought maybe to be earhart, her back is to us. >> they also did body measurements, sitting heights, torso. they had an old picture of her because she had been a swimmer sitting by a pool and they overlaid it. it was identical. same measurements, body type, along with that being fred noonan, who else would that be? >> there is another picture of a ship, a boat, towing something. the calculations sort of indicated that that thing that is on it or is loaded onto it is the same size as her plane? >> right, the cargo ship was called the koshu, and that is confirmed it is it. the barge behind it was the thing they put it on when it was towed

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shannon pettypiece joinings me, covers the white house for "bloomberg news." and in washington dan balz, chief correspondent for "the washington post." welcome to both of you. shannon, let me start in studio big news of the station sean spicer is out as communications director. >> and anthony scar moochie, finance year and italian and long backer of trump is in as communications director. there's not a sense he will be doing much communications messaging, strategy. he will most be doing tv appearances, possibly the podium and be a public face for trump in the white house but not necessarily anyone who understands washington, understands congress, understands messaging. >> glor: it's interesting, there are similarities between the president and anthony scarmucci, the native new yorker, the fighter, anthony's more finance, the president real estate, but there are similarities. >> there are. they're both combative, both money people, they're both new york. they speak a similar language in that respect. neither has washington experience, which the president believ

we talk to do shannon pettypiece of bloomberg news and ed o'keefe of "the washington post." >> we have not heard much from the president today. his twitter feed has kind of been eeriely quiet. he was a bit quiet yesterday as well. and sarah huckabee saunders spokesperson to the deputy press secretary put out a statement from the president, a very short brief statement calling his, complimenting his son and saying i admire his transparency. i typically would expect the president is not one who is shy, obviously to lean into controversy when he's attacked, he fights back. of all people to be drug over the coals, his own son, his family is very important to him. >> we continue with charlie's conversation with the cast of the new production of george orwell's 1984. it is with reed birney, tom sturridge and olivia wilde. >> this is a play that speaks to our times and that's why it's really important we all experience it together. >> we conclude with the actor and comedian kumail nanjiani talked to charlie about the new film co-written by his wife, the big sick. >> why aren't you talking abo

let's bring in cheney pettypiece -- shannon pettypiece.artner at hogan levels while for law firmn washington. who is he and what is he going to be doing for this white house? shannon: his role is kind of described as the lifeguard. he is going to help people within the white house. it is not to be confused with trump's lawyers outside the white house, but help people within the white house figure out their lanes and what they can talk about and what they can't, help protect from other people in the white house from these russia inquiries, and really sort of help be the cup on inquiries from reporters or investigators or robert mueller's doj investigation, and managing all that. right now, the white house counsel was sort of the only person there to do that. he has an entire west wing to help run with his legal expertise. he did not really have experience in this type of case. that is why they brought in ty cobb to be the point person inside the white house for all things russia. david: tell us about marquess of witz.- mark kaso there were