i was the da of staten island when we helped make staten island the safest community and big city and american. i read for congress at a vital time. ,y opponent like for community asked us to book for him, and then used our vote to cut a deal with the justice department to get a sweeter deal. we didn't have a voice in washington for over five months drink -- during barack obama's last term in office. i have a campaign that you are watching and witnessing that has been filled with lies and dispositions. the president of the united states had to set the record straight. he told the people of our community that he wants me to be the candidate. to help him make america's first agenda succeed. he also told us that he didn't want us to vote for my opponent and laid out the reasons. through all oft the lies and distortion, if you want to help make america great again, please vote for me. [applause] michael: i big thank you to everyone sitting on the panel tonight. to serve. the honor many of you know i served in the united states marine corps in combat. i served with the fbi undercover. thos

on the back of staten island or is in brooklyn. that's why i had to vote no because we lost the most important eduction to my community used since 1913. the state and local tax deduction and property deduction. was eliminated totally. we got $10,000 cap in the bill but it still wasn't enough for the people i represent an ever be shown that you spoke to the president and i told him i had to. the president understands and i thought people had voted 90% of the time. i voted with the people i represent 100% of the time. >> two things there. number one, the seawall is not intended authority been delayed. guess i work with maxine waters and i will work with any member of congress as long as it's going to get the ball across the line for my constituents. by opponents as a vote against the tax bill. he also voted against repealing obama karen bennett sanctuary cities. to go with president trump 90% of the time, the president has only lobbied congress to three things and that was repealing obama character madrid ensures cities and tax refor

casey hunt is there on staten island. let's start with you on staten island, are we looking at grimm taking out dan donovan potentially? >> steve, you said it, the local pride is the issue, people across the country, you look at michael grimm, he spent seven months in prison, he was also that individual back in 2014 threatened to throw that reporter off the balcony and told that reporter he was going to break him in half, quote, like a boy. how can this congressman come back? a lot of folks that we have talked to on the ground have said he was there for them, he passed some legislation that helped them with flood insurance and when it came to the crime he actually committed, it wasn't a big deal. his wife yelled out from the other side of the car, and said who doesn't pay people under the table? that ultimately led the congressman to prison. and now the standard he set trying to take his seat back. >> do you feel like your election would shift the standards that we set for people running for public office? >> again, you l

walking around here the last couple of days around staten island and is saying are you going to electuy convicted for a felon and said when super storm sandy hit this area it was michael grim that stood up and got legislation passed that really pulled back the high increase in flood insurance rates. a lot of it comes down to local issues and they feel like michael grimm, a man told me yesterday sure perhaps he's a bully but he stood up for us when the times were tough and that's what we needed. dan donovan is a sitting congressman. i spoke to him yesterday and said the folks on the ground are saying pick michael grim because he was there and he was president and the president endorsed him. i just asked michael grimm. i told him does your election, we're looking at this in a bigger picture and this man just two years ago will serve 7 months chris and he said well actually it is corruption on the part of loretta lynch back before she was attorney general under the obama administration. we heard this story before. >>> it's interesting in that abserd 70 circumstances people kaird what did

how staten island ferry doing ok. he wrote the best story about me with the staten island ferry and after that he's never written a good story i don't know what i don't know what happened it's a long time ago mr president it's been a busy week for you on the international stage you're leaving this summit here in singapore having the time and became john is a talented man you left its seven summit a few days ago in canada having a term and that prime minister is we and dishonest what do you say to america's allies who worry that you might be jeopardizing our long term alliances and the worry that you might be treating our historic friends as enemies and our historic enemies as friends well versus first so i think it's a very fair question i had a very good meeting with the g seven and i left the meeting and i'll be honest we are being take advantage of by virtually every one of those countries very first seriously now the united states because of bad management of the because of presidents that didn't care about trade

how is staten island ferry doing, okay? he wrote the best story about me with staten island ferry, after that has never written a good story, i don't know what happened. it is a long time ago. >> mr. president, it has been a busy week on the international stage. you're leaving the summit here in singapore, having determined that kim jong-un is a talented man. you left the g7 summit in canada having determined that prime minister trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you say to america's allies who worry that you might be jeopardizing our long term alliances and worry you might be treating our historic friends as enemies and historic enemies as friends. >> first of all, i think it is a very fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7 and i left the meeting and i'll be honest, we're being taken advantage of by virtually every one of those countries very, very seriously. now, the united states because of bad management at the top, because of presidents that didn't care about trade or didn't understand it or whatever

it's a district -- staten island, all of staten island, parts of brooklyn and voted by for trump by teno republicans will definitely have the upper hand regardless of who the democrats nominate heading into november. >> martha: one republican district in new york. pretty amazing. mitt romney is also in the race tonight and he has a primary race that he's hoping to win this evening. let's look into this interview that he did earlier today. >> i think it's very likely that the president will face a competitor in 2,020. don't know who that will be, may be multiple people, but i think given the support he has in the party it's very likely that he would be selected as the republican nominee again. >> martha: what you make of that? >> something -- i don't think he was talking about himself. but it's interesting. this is the return of mitt romney. he's running tonight because he didn't get the 60% at the state party convention which is a bit of a bump in the road for him but it looks like he's poised to win tonight and i would have easily make him almost assure him of being the next senator fr

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remember this rodent, the staten island yankees, renamed the staten island pizza rats, the name chosenpired by viral videos of rats in the new york subway system. then the squirrel eating avocado in new york. that wraps up this hour of jason chaffetz. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> i just think we are not going to start the process of denuclearization of north korea and i believe he will start immediately. rob: fox newalert, donald trump expected to return home from the historic summit with kim jong un and the steps mike pompeo is taking to ensure nth korea follows

new york city firefighters were hurt battling a house fire on staten island. four of the firefighters were seriously hurt, the others are minor iuries. the fire started around 7:00 last night, spread to at least one other house. no civilians were hurt. fire investigators are trying to figure out how the fire started. >>> it is 6:08. early on, dry skies, nicely clear. >> 74 degrees already. and it is going to be muggy. hot and humid is the name of the game on father's day. who could see a shower? lauryn ricketts joins us next. thanks for financing the new space. yeah, i feel like i'm inside a pinball machine. our td bank small business bankers go above and beyond and visit your business. dutch folk music. it makes the tulips grow faster. oh, i never knew that. it's true. his name is dennis, and his favorite food is kale. we also have some lovely turtles. because at td bank, the better we know what you do, the better we know what your business needs. td bank. don't just bank. bank human. don't just bank. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the new deer park spark

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. >> that was rudy giuliani just moments ago in new york city on staten island talking about this week'sctor general report. in the meantime, paul manafort is behind bars 90 miles outside of washington, d.c. the 69-year-old was jailed friday after he was charged with witness tampering. manafort has pleaded not guilty to multiple criminal charges. "wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort who has represented ronald reagan, bob dole and many other top political people and campaigns. didn't know manafort was head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all the others? very unfair." he has not been sentenced for anything, the trial has not started, a judge just elected to end paul manafort as house arrest. the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, said this to the "new york daily news," "when the whole thing is over, things might get cleaned up with some presidential pardons." that he walked back. he said "president trump is not going to pardon anyone that i know." >> stop with all this nonsense about collusion that didn't happen. let's investigate the investigators. l

and in new york city, dan donovan win anything staten island over michael grimm. this does show how the president, i think, nia, can be effective. i'm not sure it would have happened had the president not gotten involved like he did. >> we saw the president getting involved wasn't a good idea in alabama and special election in pennsylvania. so here he is trying to put his thumb on the scale to show the power of the presidency and the trump brand. he is leaping in to a way that deny turn out well for him. over the last couple of races he's had a very good record there in west virginia, for instance, as well. this is a president who feels emboldened. he sees a very high approval rating like 90% the last gallup poll. he knows if he gets in there he can rally his base. south carolina trump country to begin with. mcmaster came out early on as a supporter of trump. yeah, he's going to use his political capital which he sees as growing the supreme court, kind of ratifying his decision with the travel ban and other things going his way. i think he is looking at november a

follow a developing story in new york.ew 20ork city firefighters were hurt battling a house fire on staten island. four of the firefighters were seriously hurt, the others are minor injuries. the fire started around 7:00 last nig one other house.east no civilians were hurt. fire investigars are trying to gure out how the fire started. >>> local radio world mourning the loss ofa a d.c. a legend. if you grew up listening to radio, chances are you remember the morning team of harden and weaver on wmal. we are told frank harding died i friday at hochevy chase. he and his broadcast partner hosted the popular morning show from 1960 until weaver died in 1992. harden retired in '97 after celebrating his 50th anniversary at the station. was he 95 years old. >>> and at 19, this woman the call to serve her country. now at 96 she takes flight again. what a great story here, a little different this time around. see more oher amazing flight next on news4 today. lamont: my kids are in public schools. i always wanted the schools to perfore lamont: my kids are in at a particular s. i'm very satisfied with what we

how is staten island ferry doing? okay. he wrote the best story about me with the staten island ferry and after that has never written a good story. i don't know what happened. a long time ago. >> it has been a busy week for you on the international stage, you're leaving the summit in singapore having determined that kim jong un is a talented man, you left the g7 summit having determined prime minister justin trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you say to america's allies who were you might be jeopardizing our long-term alliances and worry that you might be treating historic friends as enemies and historic enemies as friends? >> it is a very fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7 and i left the meeting and i will be honest, we are being taken advantage of by virtually every one of those countries very seriously. the united states because of bad management at the top, pres.s they didn't care about trade or understand or whatever reason, for many years with china being most successful at it but the european u

new york city everybody seems to vote democrats except on staten island in the 11th district.he incumbent is endorsed by donald trump. why would he be in trouble tomorrow? why are we talking about this race tomorrow? remember this guy? michael grim. he's back. michael grim did time in jail a couple years ago. former congressman. gave up his seat. served time in jail. came out. now he says he was railroaded. he is claiming the obama administration railroaded him. running against donovan in the republican primary. there has been polling some indications that grim has a chance tomorrow of knocking off dan donovan. donald trump has said don't do that. this seat could be in danger in the fall. that's another one we are keeping an eye on in the fall. another blast from the past. mitt romney a present tense figure all of a sudden. there is a primary tomorrow in utah. he is running against mike kennedy. romney is expected to win this thing easily. to go to the u.s. senate so we will have an interesting dynamic there. if mitt romney wins tomorrow it would bring his lifetime record runn

attitude in staten island.t trump has been reeling at the mueller investigation for months and seized upon this number, $17 million is the cost of the investigation itself. the interesting thing about that number is, however, each trip to mar-a-lago that he takes, judicial watch says costs $1 million. he's been down there 17 times. he's spent more money traveling to mar-a-lago than the mueller investigation cost. >> keep the investigation going, keep him in d.c. heather mcgee, susan del%io, and phillip bump. >> the legacy of robert ken 2k50i years later. we'll be joined by the late senator's daughter kerry kennedy. she's great. stick around for kerry kennedy.t -and we welce back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédér

let's just say men fighting to represent staten island were definitely representing staten island. >>ght about asking for a pardon from president trump? has anyone sought it for you? >> it's funny you asked that question because right before i announced that i was going to primary, dan donovan, i went to his house and i met with him because he called guy molinari and said he met with the president and speaking with the president about getting me a pardon. you said you told the president that a marine was wrongfully that is not true.ed his help. here's what i told the president. guy molinari used to be a friend. >> you said that right to my face at your house. >> guy told me he wanted to get michael a pardon. the president invited me to accompany him to fight ms-1 on air force one with him and told him a fellow marine guy molinari was looking to seek a pardon for mike. >> what did the president say? will likal grimm will be pard pardoned? the answer to all these questions and more is thing 2ing in 60 seconds is. wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car

>> reporter: congressman dan donovan has president trump's enforcement in month's staten island, new york, primary. today he also had his lawyer's campaign help. >> you know i represent president trump. >> reporter: issues like immigration could determine control of congress. the president's allies, like rudy giuliani, plainly argue the president's fate is on the line. >> let's stop the possibility of a ridiculous impeachment and let's make sure that i don't have to see nancy pelosi on television anymore! thank you! >> reporter: president trump plans to visit house republicans tuesday to talk about strategy for two immigration bills. thmore conservative hard-line approach is not likely to pass. leaving open the door for a moderate compromise, which would address the separation of families, would grant legal status to young immigrants known as dreamers and beef up border security. it's possible those votes could happen late next week. blake? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> an update tonight on that deadly courthouse shooting in kansas city. a second deputy died f

how is staten island ferry doing? he wrote the best story of me and the staten island ferry and after that he has never written a good story. i don't know what happened. it's a long time ago. >> mr. president, it has been a international stage. you are leaving the summit in singapore having determined that kim jong-un is a talented man. you left the g7 summit a few days ago and determined that prime minister trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you say to america's allies that worry you are jeopardizing our long-time alliances and worry you are treating our historic friends and enemies and our historic enemies as friends? >> that is a very fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7. i left the meeting. i'll be honest. we are being taken advantage of my virtually every one of the countries. now the united states because of bad management at the top and presidents that did not care about trade or did not understand it or whatever reason, for many years with china being obviously the most successful at it and

how was the staten island ferry doing? ok? he wrote the best story about me about the staten island ferry and after that he is not written anything good. >> that was a long time ago. it has been a veryusy weoryou. you ar leaving singapore having determined kim jong-un is a very talented man. saying that other president trudeau was weekend dishonest. would you say to those who think you must be jeopardizing our alliances and treating our historic enemies as friends? pres. trump: i think that is a fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7. and i let the meeting and i will be on us. we are being taken advantage of by virtually everyone of those countries. because of the bad management at the top, because of presidents that did not care or understand trade or whatever reason. for many years, china being obviously the most successful but the european union is second. we are being taken advantage of on trade. bigda doese very advantages over us in terms of trade deficits. we have a big trade deficit with canada. i was rea

how was the staten island ferry doing? he wrote the best story about me with the staten island ferry but since then, he is not written anything. >> it's been a busy week for you on the international stage. you are leaving the summit singapore having determined the kim jong-un own is a talented man. you left the g-7 summit a few days ago having determined that prime minister trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you sayo america's allies who worried you might be jeopardizing our long-term alliances? president trump: i think it's a fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g-7. i left the meeting and i will be honest, we are being taken advantage of by virtually everyone of those countries. the united states, because of that management at the top and presidents who did not care about trade or understand it or whatever reason, for many years, being obviously the most successful at it but the european union the second, $151 billion we lost, we are being taken advantage of with trade. have very big advantages over us i

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24 points or something, last night, in staten island, new york, and new york generally. congressman. last night, we had a great evening. because we watched the television, and we were winning less -- left and right. they did not know what the hell hat -- had happened. one of my biggest critics, joe crowley, got his ass kicked. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> by a young woman who had a lot of energy, a lot of energy, i guess he did not see it. they could not find him. he spent a lot of money, he actually had a lot of money left over, everybody is pouring in a fortune, and he was going to take nancy pelosi's place, i want to keep nancy pelosi right where she is with maxine waters. i want to keep nancy pelosi, please, i want to make a plea to my democrats friends, please, please, please, do not remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is. please? keep maxine waters on the air as your face, and/or mouthpiece for the democratic party. please. >> [ cheering ] >> maxine and nancy, so i was disappointed in a way when he got beat, because he was going to take her place, i think

. >>> 20 new york city fire fighters were injured battling a house fire on staten island. four of those firefighters were seriously hurt but the rest of them suffered minor injuries. that fire started lastight and spread to at least one other house. body else was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out again how that fire started. >>> d.c. police bust a marijuana pop-up event and arrest dozen of people. we're going to take aok closer at what officers found during that sting. >> it's hot and getting hotter. trying to stay fit? i'll tell i'll tell here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about going online. woah... i can't work like this. the 100% fiber-optic network means more speed for more devices at once. so get a fios triple play with a 2-year

. >>> in other big headlines, over on staten island the comeback attempt by michael grim has ended. he has been defeated by the incumbent in that district dan donovan who had the support of president trump. the president got his man in south carolina where the incumbent governor got a late boost from trump on the eve of the election and in ute, mitt romney is going to be the republican nominee for the senate seat in utah almost assuring him of victory in the fall and assuring him of being one of the most interesting men in washington to watch with his relationship with president trump once he's put in office next year. diane and kendis. >> all right, quite an exciting night here in june. our thanks to rick. >>> and the "sex and the city" star cynthia nixon who is running for governor of new york called the primary upset a victory for progressive democrats over corporate democrats. >>> in the meantime, a "washington post" reporter tweeted this photo from last november when alexandria ocasio-cortez was working as a bartender saying less than a year later she defeated the next likely s

that includes staten island and parts of southern brooklyn. andled guilty to tax fraud later served time in prison but he was placed by dan donovan in 2015. they both spoke to their supporters after the results, thisomes courtesy of and why one. >> we made plans. >> when one door closes, another one opens. thank not just the people standing behind me. they were to incredibly hard. but to all of my volunteers and supporters, i am telling you, you are the best people in the world, you are the salt of the earth. i could not be more proud of you tonight. don't worry, this is just the beginning for michael grimm. i want to congratulate my opponent dan donovan, our congressman. for my of applause congressman, dan donovan. it is extremely important. do you know that in all of new york city, all of new york city, the staten island and brooklyn seek is the only seat that has a republican voice. -- ioing to ask all of you know it is hard when you're in the heat of battle. as a marine -- i see my brother marines right there. semper fi, brothers. when you

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sunday, hewas a disembarked in staten island. the following day, he arrived at castle garden in the southern tip of manhattan on another ship. accompanied by a flotilla of votes. welcomed by all the military and civilian dignities. a crowd of 200,000. the next is one of those plates. they come up often. at landing of lafayette castle garden. that structure is castle garden. it still exists. it has had an interesting history, the immigration center before ellis island. officees as the ticket for ellis island as well as the statue of liberty. boston onheaded for august 20, 1824. passed through initional cities, he arrived roxbury where he spent the night. hethe morning of the 24th, was joined by a procession of 70,000 as he headed to boston. sewer -- his arrival is described as follows. we crossed the city to go to the state house. during this drive, the displays of infection -- affection were so touching, we could not hold back tears of emotion. in front of the state house, a c islands, a long line of younger roles and boys. andde

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on staten island, ben donovan beat out a congressman who served time for tax fraud and the president gave histi congratulas to enemy now rned frien mitt romney proposed to become the next senator from utah. and a win on theemocratic side, an upset, cortez beat joe crowley, one of trump's loudest critics. trump tweeted, perhaps crowley should have been nicer to his president. >>> virginia is going to court to try to stop the opioid epidemic. opioid related deaths arisingam ically all over our aa. opioid related deaths jumped 151% in d.c. between 2016. and in maryland, they increase 51% er the same period. in virginia, it was 24%. today, virginia's attorney general said he's suing drugmake purdue pharma. the lawsuit accuses purdue of misrepresenting opioid dgs. virginia ag mark herring said the company lied about the dangers of opioids like oxycontin. he alleged purdue conspired to convince people pain medications are not effective. purdue wants them to compensate opioid victims and virginia is leaving the dollar amount up to the court. >>> a teacher i suing a local school district ove

on staten island dan donaven faces former republican congressman michael grim who once threatened toorter off a congressional balcony. president trump has endorsed his opponent. polls in new york close at 9:00 p.m. >>> mitt romney is favored. polls close at 10 p.m. time. that's it for us. time to hand it over to chris. >> all right. thank you, anderson. i am crisco mhris cuomo. it is on. the battle of us versus them that the president trump hits at every turn has become a fight for the soul of this country. the latest salvo from the right, the attorney general desperate to stay in president trump's goodish graces refers to democrats as radicalized as in the terrorism term. and cracked jokes about separating kids from their parents. congressman steve king upped the ante saying america may be

. >> host: one of the member races, a former member and current member is in new york, staten island. you know the race. this is from the new york poe. it was billed as a high-minded conversation, but it could not steer clear of the muck. congressman dan donovan, republican, and his primary challenger, michael grimm, duked it out exchanging sharp barbs anover grimm's criminal history and donovan's office dormitory. you can read the full story at nypost.com. here's that exchange from new yorkrk 1 last night. >> and i ran for congress at a vital time whenhe my opponent ld to our community, asked us to vote for him and then used our vote to cut a deal with the haves disdepartment to get -- justice department to get a sweeter deal, and we didn't have a voice in washington for over five months during barack obama's last term in office. i had a campaign going on now that you're watching, you're witnessing that's filled with lies and distortions. so much so that the president of the united states had to come in andis set the record straight. he told people of our community he wants me to be

dan donovan in staten island meet michael grin, despite being a convicted felon, very popular in thataster in south carolina getting beaten, trump has this message back on track. >> absolutely. if you want to win a republican primary or general election you want the president of the united states on your side if you are republican, 54 million twitter followers, that not only gets voters in your district out to vote for you but donors to donate your campaign and get your message out more, you want to run with trump on your side and you saw him defeated an incumbent in south carolina and the congressional primary with a last-minute tweet so it is powerful and the economy boring, he has been back many of his critics, the russell probe looking more like what he called it, a witchhunt and i don't think he has ever been so strong. rob: what do you say to the pres.'s moment in? >> mitt romney is doing great in utah, he has never been a huge fan of trump. we will see. the momentum is good but the primaries we don't know what will happen. that wave will come. we don't know. mitt romney is not

that willhink the one get the most headlines is on staten island, the 11th the district.en a former staten island district attorney congressman, he succeeded michael grimm when he resigned for tax evasion and eventually went to prison for it michael grimm is now out of prison and he is challenging, hoping to get the congressional seat back. you have seen president trump he cut aan donovan, roll call that went out to likely primary voters in staten island and brooklyn, and that is going to get the most attention. york staying on the new 11th the new york 11th district, is this a fairly republican district regardless of who wins, or is this a district that could a battleground in the fall? guest: it could be a battleground. it has a democratic enrollment edge, however, it has tended to vote republican. for trump by 10 points in 2016, but it is a district that has seen a democratic edge but a conservative lean so to go either way. ost: take us to the 19th of , one of therict most crowded democrac primaries. why so crowded? guest: it is crowded because democrats see this as o

new york 11, max rose is a combat veteran in the army and has gone for affordable healthcare on staten island. he will be the democratic nominee. he's prepared to run against michael grimm or the very desperate dan donovan who has spent the last several months running to his right and talking about policies that hurt new yorkers. we're excited and proud to have more veterans running from colorado to upstate new york and a trend you're seeing everywhere. democrats with service fighting for lower prescription drug costs, affordable healthcare and growing economy so wages can keep up with the cost of living. >> dana: it's interesting to watch that, m.j. hager, i talked about her ad. so yes, i see that. let me read something from chris stirewalt. he said there's 60 districts where the republicans are on defense. the secret to save the house may come down to the handful of seats where they play offense. there's seven seats by democrats where republicans look to have a chance to make gains given the fact that for now the control of the house will come down to a narrow decision, these special seven

island yankees, renamed the staten island pizza rats, the name chosen by fans, inspired by viral videos of rats in the new york subway system. then the squirrel eating avocado in new york. that wraps up this hour of jason chaffetz. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> i just think we are not going to start the process of denuclearization of north korea and i believe he will start immediately. rob: fox newalert, donald trump expected to return home from the historic summit with kim jong un and the steps mike pompeo is taking to ensure nth korea follows through with denuclearization. jillian: the spot on the november ballot, trump bashing candidate is ousted. the primary results pouring in overnight. rob: the major win for veterans organization after they were told to remove an american flag bench. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rocking the free world ♪ ♪ keep on rocking the free world ♪ >> so quiet at 5:00 in new york city, sky starting to break up a little bit on wednesday morning. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first," thanks for joini

in staten island, new york and new york generally dan donovan, congressman. last night we had a great evening because we watch that television and we one left and right. they did know what the hell happened and one of my biggest critics a slope and lay man named joe crowley got his kicked by a young woman who had a lot of energy. she had a lot of energy. i guess he didn't see it. they couldn't find him. he spent a lot of money. yes he had a lot of money left over. he was going to take nancy pelosi's place and i was so disappointed because i want to keep nancy pelosi right where she is with maxine waters. i want to keep nancy pelosi. please, i want to make a plea to my democrat friends, please, please, please don't remove nancy pelosi. she should be where she is and please keep maxine waters on the air as your face and your mouthpiece for the democrat party. [cheers and applause] maxine and nancy. i was disappointed in a way when he got beaten because he was going to take her place a thing. now he is just looking at us and saying what happened? politics is a m

we should also note that donald trump had a pretty good night last night, too, and on staten island andan donovan, the incumbent won big against michael grim, and he convinced donovan, and he thought grim who just got out of prison would be a not so great candidate for the fall and if you look at south carolina, the governor of south carolina emerges and he got 54% of the vote in south carolina from the runoff. president trump was just down there the other day campaigning for him and vice president pence over the weekend and mcmaster was one of trump's earliest supporters in 2016. in utah, mitt romney emerges big in this win here and he's headed to the united states senate and everyone wonders will he be a conscience inside the republican party to taktrump. >> he will. >> where he agrees with trump's policies and he's going to support it, and the progressive win got a win in maryland last night and ben jealous. he supported bernie sanders and supported him in 2016 and sanders came in and was campaigning for him and this is another big win for a big job potentially if he wins in november

and in staten island, new york, a congressional seat that could be swapped out by the incumbent thaton it back from the guy that had to go to jail, a fascinating draw that playing out. we have "the washington examiner" and emily joining us. what are your keeping an eye on? >> south carolina and the michael grimm race in new york are the big ones. what we're looking for here, to what degree the republican party is becoming the party of donald trump. most people will say it's already happened. what is interesting is that when you go into places that favor donald trump in 2016 like this borough, his approval rating is extremely high in some of these places among republican voters. what you see is a race to out-trump each other. wove had this happen in south carolina and in new york. what we're going to see happen tonight is whether that successful and my prediction is that it will be. >> the up from administration was the hands off relationship of the president. a lot of folks saying -- now there's a clear pattern here that anyone who is loyal to trump or trump to that candidate, it wor

he is going to take credit back here on staten island. michael grimm was trounced. it seems some rules in politics still apply. this is our second ex con to emerge in a republican primary and go down in defeat. some political baggage still matters here. and back in maryland, another win for a progressive wing of the party. ben jealous he is the democratic nominee in maryland. mitt romney won in utah. 28% for mike kennedy. mitt romney is very likely headed to the united states senate in november. >> another major story breaking overnight. a legal setback for the trump administration. a federal judge issuing a nationwide injunction to stop the u.s. government from separating families at the border. >> reporter: they do not have much time to come up with a plan. federal officials are ordered to stop detaining children from their parents. all children younger than 5 must be returned to their parents within 14 days. older children now have to be returned within 30 days. aclu filed this case against the trump administration months ago but recently ramped things up as the

and saw michael grimm's name in the news again, here is the headline, he leads dan donovan in staten island gop primary. what does this race tell you about the republican side of the aisle? >> so new york has its primary on tuesday. everybody has their eye on that particular race. it's the 11th congressional district. dan donovan is running for reelection. michael grimm running against him as a republican. >> and a felon. >> yes, he had to leave congress was he was convicted of tax fraud. he's coming back, saying he's the more pro-trump between the two of them we've seen it ballet out where the more-trump candidate does win. we can't tell whether he will pull it off on tuesday, but it's certainly competent 'tis. where realize it's all about trump and where you stand. how much do you want to embrace him? >> we'll be watching. beth, thank you very much. >>> up next, my conversation with the man who exposed the abuses in abu ghraib. how seemo developed his nose for news. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages

. >>> 20 firefighters were injured after battling a f alarm fire on staten island overnight.undreds o firefighters, emts, paramedics were called in to fight the blaze which tore through several structures. four firefighters are in serious condition, the rest of the injuries are minor.no ivilians were injured. no word yet on what caused that fial. >>> the found of u.s. open golf tournament is under way this morning at the absolutely brutal course on new york's long island. on saturday, legendary phil rtckelson missed a putt. as it s to roll down the hill, he did what we mere lfing morta would do. chased after it. hit it back to the hole whi moving. he was assessed a twotroke penalty, had a bogey ten on the hole. some say he shoul have been disqualified for that move. worl number one, dust in johnson, tied for the lead at three over par with three other players. >>> jay-z and beyonce dropped a surprise album during the on the run tour in london. beyonce shared a sneak peek of a vide filmed at the louvre museum in paris. the nine track album,le t everything is love, addresses ev

you're looking at staten island. very popular there. have grimm going after d donovan in this race. donovan has trump's endorsement. he said careful republicans because if you go with grimm, this district that barack obama carried in 2012 this district will be at risk of flipping to democrats if republicans choose grimm. we'll find out what republicans choose a few hours from now. we're keeping an eye on some other long tentured democratic members ofcongress. all of them receiving well funded challenges. folks who attracted more support than you would expect opponents to entrenched members like this to receive. we don't expect any of them to luds. -- lose. the polls close here in new york at 9:00. they close a lot earlier in south carolina. we have a lot going on. i'm going to be tracking all of it. looking forward to another big pri pa primary night. >>> president trump threatening an iconic american company. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or st

the 11th congressional district encompasses all of staten island and parts of southern brooklyn.ntly the only congressional district to be represented by republican. let's introduce the candidates.

the president endorsing donovan on this one but grimm is popular on staten island.d line on immigration and pled guilty to the issue a few years back. neil: he is very popular in his district. see what happens. as adam was speaking here, dow in and out of session highs. up about 108 points. oil spreading here. trish regan will take you through the next busy hour, incredible market day. trish, to you. trish: big stuff, thank you so much, neil cavuto. breaking, the supreme court coming down with a big win for the white house. ruling to uphold president trump's travel ban, restricting visitors and immigrants from seven countries from coming to the united states. i am trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report." all right, the supreme court ruling today 5-4 in favor of the president's travel ban. the president calling it a tremendous victory for the american people and the constitution. we have here with us harvard law professor alan dershowitz, he will weigh in on this historic ruling next.