t. america. there were protests nationwide after the parklane school shooting teenagers who figure the grownups can't solve this problem are tackling it themselves among those marching with students and walking out of the state legislature in solidarity with them was georgia state representative eric the thomas who joins us from atlanta welcome thanks for having me erica when i was young a hundred years ago we marched against the war in vietnam and it was a long painful protest for died at kent state but eventually america turned against the war knowing these young people you have marched and spoken with dia think they have the resolve to persist long term are we finally at a turning point on this issue. yes i think so i think these kids are fired up and ready to go and i think the most important thing about this is that they have people like me you know adults that are saying yes this is the right thing to do and that we are behind you one hundred percent and i think that is helping them along t

t. america holland books plus in the wake of a recent report by the u.s. social security system trustees will ask one question at the center for economic policy research what could be done to change some of the dim forecast on the financial demise of the program all that ahead but first we get to a few of. the family separation issue is again dominating the news today and condemnations of the policy pour in from many quarters including the business world and earlier today president donald trump said that he would quote sign something to end the practice tech related companies were in the forefront of the growing backlash with microsoft employees organizing a letter to their c.e.o. demanding an end to the company's twenty million dollar data processing contract with immigrations and customs enforcement the list of big names in the tech adin out tech sector denouncing the policy now includes tim cook of apple in law must of tesla and other key c.e.o.'s including that of google over and cisco meanwhile the lead official implementing the policy of de facto kid

is arsenal wasn't state run news network r t a congressional committee in the us just revoked r t america's accreditation on capitol hill since r t in sputnik news were forced to register as foreign agents back in november twenty seven team u.s. officials have threatened other government funded broadcasters like c g t n n al-jazeera but the same treatment that the us government itself is no stranger to broadcasting into other countries its foreign media budget stands at six hundred eighty five million dollars. to four hundred fifty million. parceled out to domestic public broadcasting the foreign media operation is run through the broadcasting. which houses five broadcasting centers under its umbrella the office of cuba broadcasting based in miami is home to radio and t.v. marti there's also radio free asia which covers the socialist and communist countries of southeast asia and the middle east broadcasting networks including twenty four seven arabic language t.v. network. but the b b t's flagship stations are without down voice of america and radio free europe radio liberty as is the case

alexa turn to our t america that's holland cook the host of the big picture here at r.t. america thank you my friend. and now we take a look at the business of fashion artistry charges has the story. now of the u.s. economy continues to grow one of the main factors that is driving it is the fashion industry now we are here on fifth avenue which is one of the most iconic places in the world to shop for a high quality fashion but we're going to take a closer look at exactly how much fashion hot i don't at least once a week or maybe twice a week with a growing number of high value jobs that pay homage wages and commissions fashion is now having a big impact on not only fashion centers from coast to coast but also around the world in fact according to a recent industry analysis by the u.s. consensus bureau fashion is a three trillion dollar industry that's two percent of the world's gross domestic product everyone a one month for every two weeks i see there's something new i buy it according to fashion united luxury goods brought in almost three hundred forty billion dollars

t. america. just as we were trying to understand this sad sudden passing of fashion icon kate spade chef explorer and gifted award winning t.v. storyteller anthony bourdain took his life suicide is on the increase in the usa and the data is disturbing the centers for disease control and prevention reports the suicide rate up twenty four percent nine hundred ninety nine through two thousand and fourteen increasingly since two thousand and six most women who take their own lives are just shouldering age ten to fourteen men forty five to sixty four men most frequently shoot themselves and women poison themselves we're going to keep this phone number on the screen it's the national suicide prevention hotline eight hundred two seven three eight two five five do you need to talk about a friend a family member yourself it's eight hundred two seven three t. a l. k. dr john huber is a clinical forensic psychologist and chairman for mainstream mental health a nonprofit organization that brings lasting and

t. america thank you so much my friend as always fun to have you here you bet commish . and if you're concerned about the future of social security and medicare you may have been unsettled by the trumpet ministrations most recent official status report and media coverage that repeated their pessimistic projections one trump administration report said the medicare trust fund will be depleted twenty twenty six while the social security trust fund could be depleted in twenty thirty four but dire predictions about the future of these and vital programs are virtual cut is a cottage industry in washington and experts who defined the program say the problems are overstated while simple and effective solutions are on the table and here talk down some of these numbers are is kevin cashman the senior associate at the center for economic and policy research right here what do you make of these reports kevin i mean you wrote a blog post recently with an eye catching headline that talk to about the social security trustees agreed the program is well funded what goes through your take

turn to our to america that's holland cook the host of the big picture here at r t america thank you my friend. and now we take a look at the business of fashion artistry charges has the story. now of the u.s. economy continues to grow one of the main factors that is driving it is the fashion industry now we are here on fifth avenue which is one of the most iconic places in the world to shop for a high quality fashion but we're going to take a closer look to see exactly how much fashion pop i don't at least once a week or maybe twice a week with a growing number of high value jobs that pay homage wages and commissions fashion is now having a big impact on not only fashion centers from coast to coast but also around the world in fact according to a recent industry analysis by the u.s. consensus bureau fashion is a three trillion dollar industry that's two percent of the world's gross domestic product everyone or one month or every two weeks i see something new i buy it according to fashion united luxury goods brought in almost three hundred forty billion dollars men's wear a total of

therefore, let's open up the services market,t america is really good at.ld improve the trade balance and probably make our allies not so angry. >> that's an interesting partf though is that we have in terms of manufacturing workers in ica,oth parties have been responsible for spinning a tale that somehow we are going to make things better for them. we are going to buy cheaper ods me in other countries by lower wage workers but we'll fix your problem in ever inning america. somehow. i don't know what we are going to do for them. we we always promised them we would do something. they fed up and voted for donald trump who said i'm going to do something for you. >> they got fed up. but to the just for that reason. automation is taking jobs worldwide and we haven't figured out the next generation of good jobs for enough people. we also don't have our education system aimed at train people forn high school for some of those jobs. about you the other piece of this tt head spinning is how this administration doesn't lynch a to b to c. where are we getting in a tra

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member croatia told r t how america's move could damage the global economy. i believe that move for a dozen if any real basis because if you are looking. to see in the u.s. steel industry it's in the. study of we heard much more much importance in those three or fewer u.s. economy and didn't get any good. trade. that spoiled pretty three and the global economy by you need a lot of moves a dissident russian journalist came back from the dead this week but it seems his bluff didn't play out he expected i'll tell you why after this. politicians to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so you want to be president and. somehow want to. be precise this is what. reasonable people are. interested in the water. is shit. we have the privilege of being the most allied ally of the united states. centaurs c two and many other alliances promoted by the west and states and particularly by members while we also have the privilege of being the most sanctioned. of that to any group of countries so while it sounds contradictory it is contradictory and pakist

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t dazzled america and made the bay area proud. no word on whether the team has accepted that offer. remember, president trump said last week he would not be inviting them to the white house. breaking with longstanding tradition. >>> speaking of president trump he and kim jong un are putting the past behind them. >> will i come back to you in a year and you'll be interviewing, i'll say gee i made a mistake that's always possible. >> the two strike a deal following the historic face-to-face meeting. but why congress remains skeptical. >>> the biggest anti-trust trial in years is over. the major legal defeat for the trump administration today. >>> i'm spencer christian, hot inland today and >>> history has been maid. the first face to mays face meeting of american president ant dictator of north korea. >> president trump shook hands with kim jong un a man he once mocked and mocked him as well. >> serena marshal now with what the president gave to get a denuclearization promise. >> it was a short meeting. but a historic handshake. a u.s. president and a north korean dictator, meeting fo

when we hear that, let us remember the vision of america, of equal opportunity and stand with our brothers and sisters in any given group, arm to arm, hip t hip, and say here in america we believe in the vision that cite in our pledge of allegiance that recognizes we come from a tremendous amount of backgrounds but together those talents, those differences, we are a nation of greater strength and greater beauty and greater opportunity for the future. 50 years after hispassing, i think it is value to all of us to reflect on the lessons of the life of robert f. kennedy, his hope, his optimism, his fierce determination to fight the battles to make the world a better place. rfk was famous for regularly quoting the irish play wright george bernard shaw saying some people see things as they are and ask why. i dream of things never were and say why not. i think it's up to all of us, each and every day to dream of the things that have never been here in ameut cri bld be a greater, more beautiful, stronger, more prosperous, more hoful americand sayhy not.

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t an america first policy and i think the american people are with thim on this. >> i don't think it's an america first policy. i'm going to disadwrgree on the national security points, but it is a fact these decisions are bringing our friends and enemies closer together. you look at putin's speech at the st. petersburg economic forum. when he was it sitting nooex to macron. you have macron, putin and the chinese saying the same things about the united states. so we just have to be aware these decisions are bringing our rivals, russia and china, very much closer countries that we're supposed to be on side with and we're being left alone in the penalty box. >> are things turning out to be with the leaders as awkward as everything thought? looking at the twitter back and forth? >> the president has good chemistry with trudeau and emanuel macron. i think you is that true today, but i don't think that makes up for the damage his tariff pol y policies doing. the president didn't want the come. he's e departing early. you saw him make remarks that would make his reluctance, that would make t

he has the right as the president of the united states of america t fe whoever h wants at any time. and that leaked memo we just discussed details that argument. howie: brief response? capri: it gives me a headache and i'm sick of it. howie: before the break you mentioned you and roseanne have gotten into it online. katie: when she was heavily involved in the wall street movement she blocked me. so then she unblocked me. we can't have a conversation. howie: joy reid apologizes again for old posts that cast her as a 9/11 ter. rare praise for fox news just because the news division covered donald trump fairly. howie: we don't hear a whole lot of praise for fox news from the mainstream media. they look at the caricature of fox. here is a "washington post" story. on fox news of all places trump's spy claim is debunked by trey gowdy and judge napolitano. he challenged the allegation that the fbied on his campaign. >> the allegations by mayor giuliani over the weekend would lead one. howie: that's the judge's view. shepard smith sometimes tries to debunk the president's claims. >> shep sm

we can use regulation to end the boom and bust cycles, and that is exactly what he did t wake o depression america put strong laws and rules that stabilized our financial system. fdic insurance made it safe to put money in banks. the s.e.c. was built to be a cop on the beat, not a cop on mn eta cop on wl street, and glass/steagl separating boring banking and checking accounts from wall street risk-taking. for more than 50 years, half a century, those rules stayed in place, and they worked. the devastating economic crashes were gone. regulations brought us economic stability, and the financial services industry served the american people rather than the other way around. regulations to protect workers, regulations to protect financial maetplac and make them fairer, the gdp was climbing, and america's middle class was getting a huge share of all that growth. we were on a roll, and in the 1970s environmental issues moved front and center, and the safety of american families came under know, this may be hard to believe for some people in this room, but back in the 1950s and '60s, big american cities w

t >> i decognize this as the america i grew up in. >> reporter: attorney jeff sessions responding with passage. >> obey the laws of the government because god or tanld t -- ordained the government for his purposes. >> reporter: he spoke to a honduran woman separated from her 18-year-old son. >> i lost my son inside. >> reporter:he despite t aministration promise of zero tolerance, shend her daughter were processed and released in days. now she has thisarning for others. dh hasn't answered questions out her specificcase, but they're prosecuting 100% of cases where som is suspected u.s.legal entry into the >> as detainment of children at the border continues to put pressu on hisadministration, president trump will meet on isesday with house republicans toss two different immigration bills under consideration. for more, let's turn to chuck todd, nbc's political director and moderor of "meet the press." good to see you as always. happy father day t you. >> and to you. the president says i quote hate the children taken away. said i friday during a press gaggle. he said this is the democrats

america is being taken over by undocumentdu indis. i do not. i do believe we have to stop illegal immigration. so we have t find a happy medium as expeditiously as possible but again, we have to redeem the narrative. this nation is blessed by immigran, historically. i believe immigrants are a great blessing to america indeed. sten, they're god fearing, hard working and they have an amazing,omazing commitment t family. god, family and hard work. are these anti-american values? not.lutely so immigrants may actually enrich the collective of the american experienc >> a really important message and certainly from your perspective, reverd samuel rodriguez, thank you so much for joining us, from california, tonight. >> thank you for having me. >>> now the mental health stress on those children and the families at the border is incalculable but mental health isue an i troubling much of our world, including our youth, in all sorts of different ways. here in the e, pri william has just opened britain's first er crisis center for suicidal n in liverpool. the recent high-profile suicides of the designer kate spade and

this is america don t catch you slippin up don t catch you slippin up look what i m whippin up this is track by the rapper jase harley. judge for yourself. woke up in the morning broke all my chains money's my language but i'm nobody‘s slave open my eyes see the crabs in the barrel ‘cause i'm on the rise an american pharaoh ahh, i m young and i m an american pharaoh they try to attack and embarrass us y'all don't want your this is not just this is notjust about the two it's about the message. as this tweet says, for subject matter, tempo, beat variation, flow and cadence to all be exact it does raise an eyebrow. plenty of people are saying they are not exact and that's the discussion playing out. jase harley has posted on instagram. he says he thinks he did inspire childish gambino but he seems quite relaxed about this. i feel extremely humbled to be recognised and labelled as one of, or the original inspiration, for one of the most important pieces of music and visual art of our time. but please don't let this controversy dilute the message me and childish gambino are trying to convey

that's t what's happening. people in america should be alarmed.his is a way to hide information, not only from the american people, but to their w congressmen. and to the staff that work for them. >> sean: how do you possibly get it?ha is it true that rod rosenstein blew up at you a number of times and that he h a horrible temper? and do you view his threat as a form of obstruction in and of itself? that's an important questior or. >> let me answer the first part. i can't do psychoanalysis on roo rosenstein. but i can tell you is the behavior is unacceptable. his unwillingness to provide documents -- i said this a couple weeks agon maria's i said, look, all you have tooo do, if you -- iff is no fisa abuse here, no problems with the fisa application, if there were no problems, informants or spies or whatever were run into the trump campaign, all you have to do is show the house intelligence committee all of the documents. i let the investigators comb through the documents. look, we are not getting that. what does that tell you? we would exonerate t

the real problem is we have demonstrated at t g7 that america first is america alone. it means it is harder to put pressure and to confront common challenges together. confidence has gone down. it is down about 20 points since obama. hopefully the president can make a turn here. it is an important moment. if he can make something of it, keep the focus on, do the work that's necessary it would be a good thing. >> when you look at the north koreans how do you think they will react if president trump does what he claims he is going to do? it will bring up human rights, the abductees. i'm struck by the contrast with i ran. this tiny city and stale is possibly the best run country in the world is, you know, hosting this extraordinary summit. are people there intrigued, excited? what is the mood? >> there certain sli a lly a lo excitement. folks are really viewing this with a mix of curiosity and fascination. a lot of restaurants and bars are creating a lot of trump/kim specials. there's a bromance burgers. there is end is beef. also when he was rooifing and his motorcade wa

t's people like you that america was first in flight, and why the moon merica will always be first inpace. before i got here, it wasn't looking so good. [applause] president trump: before we came in, i'll tell you, they didn't space.ch big plans for now they have plans and it's great not only in terms of job nd everything else it's great for the psyche of our country. this morning it came out that is the most s optimistic it's ever been in the history of our country. that's pretty good. go back to if they 1776, i don't know if they go a little bit of -- earlier, slightly, by a hundred tell or 200 years but i'll you, i have never seen optimism like we have right now so it's a exciting time. it nt to also say that when comes to space, too often, for too many years, our dreams of discovery were really squandered by politics knocked ucracy and we that out. it's so important for our psyche what you're doing. be important monetarily and militarily, but t's so important for right up here, the psyche. we don't know what china and and other countries lead -- we don't want other countries leadi

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more local news and weather is ne >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by t-mobile, america's most wireless brand. join the uncarrier today. >>> good morning. happy monday. it is going to warm up this week. meteorologist mike nicco tracking that for us. hey there, mike. >> it's going to start tomorrow during the parade. dubs on 7. check it out. 73 at 11:00 warming up to about 80 by the time the game -- excuse me. the parade ends. we'll start in the 60s. dress in layers. the mini heat wave is still on the way. it's tuesday, wednesday, and at least thursday inland. we'll feel the effects at the coast wednesday. around the bay, thursday. then everybody's back average for the holiday weekend. >>> i want to start off with some good news. our crash on westbound 580 just before the 80 interchange has cleared. boy, we had the three right lanes blocked. significant backup there. also have a problem northbound 101 at oyster point. a multi-car crash. >> thank you. >>> coming up, jennifer lopez is opening up about her family, her boyfriend, and her las vegas residency as it hits a hundred show

america is rock and roll. you guys will shoot anything -- hot dogs, t-shirts, cash. you get shot in america, it could mean anything. oh, i have been shot! with a puppy! yay! it's probably smart she's not suing because the philly's mascot's name is literally the phanatic, yeah, who knows how far he might go. he might be, like, she's suing? well i guess i have no choice but to finish the job. ( laughter ) i know people are saying she's so lucky to be shot in the face with a hot dog! people in africa are probably going, she's so lucky to be shot in the face with a hot dog! that's all the time we've got. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) why build a new high tensile steel chassis just to lower the driving position 10 millimeters? why forge intake valves out of titanium, simply to make them a few grams lighter? why make paddle shifters out of magnesium when aluminum would suffice? because when you're crafting performance... ...no measure is too extreme. the lexus lc and lc hybrid experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ugggh... hi bixby, do i have any eggs? yes

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like i'm in love with many of my exes now because t morning america" and have a great wednesday. >>>ration of families at the border. babies being held at shelters in texas amid new protests. >> don't you have kids, mr. president? >> as the president sends mixed messages on capitol hill, his homeland security chief is heckled at a mexican restaurant. >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace. >> this morning, how ivanka trump is getting involved. and the first lawsuit filed. by a mother from guatemala. >>> an attempted abduction on the side of the road. the how she got away and what she was wearing that helped her

comcast,g america' largest g. >>> how many t's are there in gop?l, some republicans especially those heading for th party of "t," meaning trump. i want to bring in joan walsh, amanda carpinetenter, and john hendricks who was co-chair of the trump campaign in virginia. john, let's start with you and i want to talk about cory stewart. you were both co-chairs of the trump campaign in virginia. he aspired and you became chair. is he a bigot? >> well, i wouldn't say he's a bigot, but i would say cory stewart has spent a lot of time and hanging around the wrong people and it's really tarnished him and the party. he survived this primary because two anti-cory art opponents split the vote to get under 50%. and he was able to win because the name i.d.s had three times running for state office and republicans in virginia couldn't find a better viable candidate enough to beat him. >> john, if he is supporting the confederate flag andging out with the wrong people, doesn't that kind of make him a bigot? that kind of makes him a bigot. there is evidence there t

was straight people whod decide that gays cld marry and it wi be sis people who decide t the fatrans people in america. >> n1 , at int people were cked out if they didn'tbkie quiet down. it was after 11:00 p.m. w the board finally took the vote.ha now, thonges are going to go into effect next school year. there was 1 proposed amendment rather than opt out of thefamilm program but that is did not passga so, a, all of this goes school year.starting next live in fairfax county, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 news. >> 4:32 is the time right now. s director of the fbiays the agency is making changes to employee training in the wake of the inspector general reports about the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. that report blasts former fbi himat "insuboe."omey calling the inspectornd general he was not politicallyotivated. >> new york's attorney general esident trump and hisinst family's foundation. it accuses the president and 3 of h children of operating the foundation to raise money for themselves not f others. the lawsuit seeks to dissolve the foundation and ban president trumpd donalr. eric

not as the united states of america, but ane-t of a bigger thing called north america, along with countriesused to be neighborly toward, canada and mexico. the governing body of global soccer today picked the united north american three-country bid today as the host for the world cup in 2026. this year's 2018 world cup starts tomorrow morning in russia in the tender hours between breakfast and lunch east coast time. because god is a political scientist with a sense of humor, the openingame tomorrow in the world cup will be playetween the national team for russia and the team from saudi arabia. time, game one. saudi crown prince mohammed bin his country's vladimirin.out as mohammed bin salman will be in moscow for the opening ceremony and the game, sitting next to the russian president vladimir putin. we may never know exactly what they're goto thands, but achilles, the russian predictor cat today made his prediction for this opening world cup game. achilles selected the bowl of food representing russia, dasvidaniya. we know that much ahead of time. we also know another question for achilles