trish. trish: gerri, thank you very much. as gerri just reported everyone, it will be an uphill battle on this one for the republican health care bill. we're getting reports that some republican lawmakers are considering canceling august recess to make progress on the pro-growth agenda which this economy needs. is this just talk or are gop lawmakers serious about getting something done? don't they have to? they have midterms coming up. former labor secretary under president reagan. good to have you back. what say you, are they committed to this? do they understand the importance of getting something done otherwise they're risking a lot for their party and themselves? >> i think, trish, they finally understand it is time to put up or shut up. the midterms are right around the corner and they can not afford to have a health care bill taxed and possibly a repeal bill. trish: how do they get this done? do they stay through their recess? does it happen soon? or do we run the risk, they go off, take vacation, have to address it in

neil: trish is next. trish: thank you, neil. pressure mounts on senate republicans to come up with some kind of an agreement on health care by this friday before they go off on vacation. markets like the news. they want to get something out of senate. dow jones industrial average trading up .7 of a percent. nasdaq enjoying this. has up 1.25 and s&p up nearly a percent. republicans confident they will get some health care reform together by friday, voted on after the july 4th recess. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. as the health care battles president trump turns to another issue today, less than an hour, he will meet with victims of crimes committed by illegal aliens. on the list as the house gets ready to vote on two bills aimed at cracking down on illegal immigrants. deputy assistant to president trump, dr. sebastian gorka joins me in a few minutes why those bills are curable to our national security. a brand new study shows how obsessed the mainstream media is with the russia probe. last month, there were more

trish? trish: mike emanuel, thank you very much. tensions are sky high in the airspace over and around syria tonight after a heavily armed russian warplane came too close for comfort to a u.s. reconnaissance plane above the baltic sea. it's the latest in a series of tense encounters between the two military powers operating in the very volatile region. fox news' national security correspondent jennifer griffin has our report from the pentagon. >> reporter: trish, a russian fighter jet armed with air-to-air missiles flew within five feet of a u.s. spy plane in the baltic sea monday. the russian fighter jet's wings were, quote, dirty meaning armed with missiles under its wings. pentagon spokesman captain jeff davis said the russian pilot had poor control and coming in at a high rate of speed. this happened one day after a u.s. navy f-18 super hornet shot down a syrian jet near the isis strong hold of raqaa which led to the russians issuing a stark warning to u.s. warplanes flying west of the euphrates river in syria. russian warplanes

trish: yeah. >> i agree with you, trish.nd that nobody wants to do business with the castro regime. that's obvious, but i agree, it really doesn't -- we don't know what this is actually going to achieve for the economic impact for the cuban people or frankly for these u.s. businesses. as you rightly pointed out, it seems like a protection clause and creating monopoly for businesses that are already there. trish: hence the lobbyists. >> in opposition -- trish: i get it. this is an open market and we should be doing -- now we can make a decision to say we don't want to be in business with cuba and cut it off or we make the decision to be, but this thing, have your cake and eat it too. >> they want the cuban people to actually benefit from any economic advances whereas the castro regime has been benefiting at the same time i don't think this went -- >> frankly, you know, we cut them off from world for decades and decades and decades and didn't stop them, you know, from being a dictorial regime. trish: i want to point out that w

trish? trish: the senate launching an investigation into former attorney general loretta lynch's alleged interphones in the hillary clinton email investigation. just a few weeks ago, former fbi director james comey, testified on the hill that lynch wanted the probe to be called a matter. president trump is feeling optimistic on the senate health care bill. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the news coming to us, bipartisan group of senate judiciary leaders is seeking details right now about lynch's communications with a clinton aide, as well as documents and information about whether the fbi investigated the alleged communication. we're on it for you. plus four republican senators say they can not support the bill in it is current form, the health care bill that is, here is the thing. no bill you know will ever be perfect. no bill can possibly undo the damage down by obamacare to the health care and an our health care system. it is only getting worse. will republican law

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. we'll be on it. president trump and republican party proving yet again the democratic party has no message. they're running on this anti-trump platform. look, it is not working. not working at least in georgia. overnight republican karen handel securing a huge win in the georgia special election as president trump heads to iowa in a few hours to meet with voters and get his pro-growth agenda back on track. we're near lows of the session. down 68 points on the dow. oil still getting hit, plunging today. we'll have a live report on. i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." liberal media calling georgia race a litmus test for president trump. despite all the money, $30 million they spent on the race and polls showing democrat jon ossoff was in the lead, they still lost. so will liberals finally realize that being anti-trump, that is not what matters right now? that is not what voters want. they want economic solutions. we're on it. >>> robert mueller, the special counsel leading

trish: i'm trish regan, lou dobbs is on vai nation tonight.blicans want answers from loretta lynch. lawmakers saline much should testify about her handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. jim comey said he felt queazy about lynch's cozy relationship with the children tons on attempts to downplay the probe. joining me now, sarah carter, national reporter for circa news. >> the senate judiciary committee is going to be look at this. i know they say there is a high likelihood they will be calling loretta lynch to testify. whether she chooses to testify will be up to her. this is also senator dianne feinstein, and she is a democrat. loretta lynch asked former director comey to call the investigation a matter and not an investigation. what john and i have uncovered at circa was the fact there was a piece of sensitive communication. it was a piece of intelligence the f.b.i. collected and director comey confronted lynch about. it was basically an seem between two politicians to political people connected to clinton that basically said lor

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: laughing at the transformers images. you didn't see that, did you? neil: no. trish: big win for president trump as supreme court hands the president a victory by reinstating key parts of the president's executive order restricting travel into the united states from six middle-eastern nations. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." supreme court ruling upholds key parts of the travel ban for reasons of national security. making important exception for anyone with a quote, bonafide relationship with a person or entity the united states. we'll talk about what that means. meantime president trump issuing a statement to applaud the decision. i quote, my number one responsibility as commander in chief is to keep american people safe. today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. plus, senate republicans issuing revisions to health care bill. gop tries to push it to a vote before the july 4th recess but left is losing their minds right now. all of them over this bill. th

trish, the question will become -- trish: why now?hink they're trying to figure out how they are going to pay for it. how will they pay for massive tax cuts. they're concerned even if you brought in the tax base will that be enough revenue to cover the tax reform bill. that is where you have the bigger question. trish:ç erin, aren't you cuttig off your nose to spite your face? maybe plug the revenue hole a little bit, reality you sink the economy in the process? >> right. >> that is something paul ryan holds dear. the border adjustment tax is central to his policy. trish: that is messed up. that is what we're saying. he has to let it go. >> president trump assevers source, white house staff are saying they won't go along with it. the challenge for the republican party like mercedes is saying find a plan revenue neutral. if you add to the deficit you can -- americans are tired of short-term solutions. >> yes. but i will say the whole reason that this is an issue paul ryan wants the tax cuts to be permanent. only way to make them perma

now trish regan. trish: president trump weighing in whether or not he taped his conversations with james comey. the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare may already be in jeopardy. we're learning as you heard neil say, rand paul and three other republican senators will oppose the bill as written. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. president trump tweeting moment ago he did not tape his conversations but could someone else have? that is the big question. senate republicans unveiling a health care bill aimed at giving more power to americans, more power to individual states while lowering cost of health care for millions of minutes. some senate republicans they are just not on board. first back to our top story, donald trump tweeting moments ago, i quote, with all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information i have no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations with james comey but i did not mak

trish reagan here to take you through the next hour. trish: thank you, neil. president trump is firing back after a "washington post" report that special counsel robert mueller is having the donald trump for obstruction of justice. what is going on in. i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report. president is trying to get his agenda on track pushing a new apprenticeship program. first it was collusion and now it is obstruction of justice. president trump calling this the biggest witch-hunt in american political history? is he right? we're asking historian doug wead. >>> a gunman a long history of hate for the republican party opened fire as republican members of congress. has this country become too divided? is the mainstream media and hollywood partly to blame for the spread of hateful rhetoric? we're asking republican congressman jack bergmann who was at the scene of yesterday's shooting. we want to go to blake burman for the latest on the russia probe, possible obstruction of justice which is what the "washington post" is reporting. hi, blake. report

trish: what do you mine?an. >> in cold war, we had a number of organization that did dirty tricks, kim jong-un should not believe we will not seek vengeance, righteous vengeance for these things, he -- we need to start looking at how we can do this? >> colonel, we play by the rules. >> we do. trish: nobody else does, we have very you know, very prescribed things, you can't go out and knockoff a dictator via an assassination attempt, yet that dictator is doing really bad things to their people is allowed to exist, we bomb places, and people are hurt as casualties, you just want to get the bad guy. >> this is where we need to look at our policies again, during cold war, you should be as severe as your enemy, the enemy does not understand being nice. until you get serious about intimidating and affecting that enemy in a personal way, you will continue to see things like this happen. trish: you think about this poor kid who was captured at the time when president obama was there and he did not do a lot, with this

trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on ray kaig tonight. on the day wounded congressman steve today his is finally moved out of intensive care. johnny depp was forced to issue an apologied a advocating more violence, joking about assassinating the president. hillary clinton weighing in on the senate bill. forget death panels the 2016 runnerup tweets. if republicans pass this bill, they are the death party. pete arer doocy has -- pete arer doocy has our report. >> this bill is currently in front of the united states senate. it's not the answer. it's simply not the answer. reporter: nevada's dean heller says he's a no and he isn't ready to negotiate. president trump seems confident in his aby the to flip four other republican senators. cruz, lee, johnson and paul. >> they are four good guys and friend much mine. i think we'll get there, we'll have to see. >> the president's secretary tom price, the legislative affairs team has been providing technical assistance and working with senate leadership to talk about changes that might be necessary.

in interim -- >> trish, trish. trish: still looking at some mixed -- >> keep it positive. trish: thank you, scott. we're looking at marco rubio on capitol hill, talking with colleagues, health care stocks right now. we're looking at mixed bag. look here is reality, when we separate fact from fiction. health care companies have pulled out of certain markets because they can not financially make it work. now it has to get fixed. people have to have access to health care. marco rubio there talking to reporters. we are waiting on mitch mcconnell. people need access to health care. they need to be working around the clock whatever it take. >> it is no surprise that republicans can't get together on this. they have been, it has been like herding cats for anybody trying get group of folk together. they need a common ground, a final place to put to the public we're together on this. this is on their shoulders. as you say the democrats failed to come up with a. >> there were a lot of people out there warning of this initially. everybody being caught up in the idea, left basically p

we hear from him, trish, at any moment here. trish: all right. thank you very much. i want to go to our own adam shapiro on more of what may possibly be the biggest news out of today's hearing. which is the former fbi director asked his friend to leak contents of his memos to the media. adam, i'm disturbed by this because, you know, there's a lot of sleaze around this. you know, if you want to sit down with a member of the media, sit down with a member of the media. don't go writing up thes things and leaking it to your friend and having him do your dirty work. >> well, i'm happy to anyone who is willing to leak to us. but i have to tell you, trish, mr. comey did admit as he was testifying that it did occur to him that he woke up after the president had made the tweet about there might be tapes of their conversation. and he actually said during the hearing, lord, i hope there are tapes. but then he revealed it was his idea to share the memo with his friend, professor daniel richmond at columbia university to then get them leaked to the new york times. here's what he

good to see you guys. >> thank you, trish. trish: what are you hearing? >> i think he should withdraw. look, there is a reason why president obama did an end around congress to make part of this agreement and that's because it's not good for america. it's going to hurt american jobs, particularly in the coal country and it's going to have us picking up the tab for other country's bad behavior and putting us at the unelected international governing body who's going to tell us what we should do. we should either get out or make this more america first as a lot of folks are suggesting. trish: pablo, what's wrong with that? >> i'm going to disagree with ford here, the case when he was running as the american president but also to join other global leaders and make huge responsible decisions about not just the country but of the world. and when we think about it, this isn't a bunch of hippies with their hair on fire telling them to pull out of the paris accord. it's companies like exxonmobil. it's people like pope francis, who i hope, and i think one of the re

good to have you here. >> good afternoon, trish. how are you? >> trish: good. so the plus side is, we don't want money going to the military. it should go to the point. the critics are saying, this doesn't go far enough. the confusion stemming from the fact that americans are going to see their travel curtailed to cuba, yet simultaneously there's no curtailing of any american flights that are going to cuba, of cruise ships going through there. how does it work? as an individual, it's harder to go to cuba but you still have a process to get there? >> we've always had flights to cuba. americans have been able to visit for certain reasons. for educational reasons, religious reasons, visit families. the key to the policy is to give the power back to the cuban people. if america is going to do business with cuba, it's going to do it directly with the individual cuban people. we're not going to help the regime, we're not going to help the military. we're focused on helping the cuban people. america stands in solidarity with the cuban people. >> trish: let me ask you,

to trish regan. trish: indeed, it is. hey there, neil. breaking this hour, we're going to be hearing from the white house any minute on the latest intel leak. an nsa contractor has been arrested for leaking top sret materials to the media. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i want you to see it, this is 25-year-old reality winner, yeah, that's her name, reality winner. she is the nsa contractor accused of putting our national security at risk by leaking classified information on russian hacking efforts to a media outlet. so what are the legal repercussions that she's going to face? are we going to see more arrests? gregg jarrett is here. he's got the intel. >>> and president trump will be meeting with top republican lawmakers in the next hour to get his pro-growth agenda back on track. but how can the president get anything done when you've got the mainstream media, you've got the left, and you've even got people in the intelligence community all working to undermine you simultaneously? we are on it. >>> pl

trish: why fight the fed? we heard that forever, right? >> can i jump in here, trish? trish: sure. over to steve, sure. >> all i would say is, to those who are thinking that we can do away, or do without the fed is, that is much closer to being accurate when we have the fiscal policy. the whole point of this exercise is to move from pure monetary policy to what i have called a joint venture between fiscal and monetary policy. we don't have that. trish: jay, the whole team, thank you for being here. let's is len in. we'll hear from janet yellen what she thinks of this economy and whether or not she will continue with this rate-raising environment this year. janet yellen everyone. >> good afternoon, before i get started i want to say that our thoughts are with those who were injured this morning. today the federal open market committee decided to raise the target range for the federal fun rate by one quarter percentage point bringing it to 1, to 1.25%. our decision to make another gradual reduction in the amount of policy accommodation reflects the progress the economy has made and i

trish? >> trish: thanks, john roberts. steve scalise continuing his recovery after last week's tragic shooting. that's not stopping some in the media that seem to be suggesting that he asked for this. listen. >> it's time to ask whether the attack on the united states congress yesterday was foreseeable, predictable and to some degree self-inflicted. >> trish: self-inflicted? come on! former secret service agent dan bogina. self-inflicted? what did he money by that, joe? >> scott kelly, let's make this clear, is not a reckless pundit trying to give out a provocative shocking statement like we see every day. he's the anchor or was of the cbs evening news. walter conkrite, that sound you hear, is turning over in his grave. you can't make statements like that where it's self-inflicted. the reaction from any sane, sober american would be what the hell are you talking about. >> trish: and people say -- i worked at cbs evening news. those words are carefully thought out. it's not as though they're talking like we do on cable. the

trish: stay with me. >> sure. trish: go back to the white house. blake burman joining me with a update. hi, blake. reporter: hi, trish. at end of seven-page document, jim comey details last time he spoke with president trump, he says according to this written that will be submitted it took place on april 11th. that would be just shy of a month before the president ended up firing him. about a month later president ended up firing jim comey. he said at that point, this was the very last conversation that they had. he said, comey does, president called me asked what i had done about the request, that i quote get out, that he is not personally under investigation? comey rights, he replied that i passed his request to acting didty attorney general but i had not heard back. he replied, quote, the cloud was getting in way of ability to do his job. that people should reach out to the acting deputy attorney general. i said that is the way his request should be handled and leadership of the doj make that request to go through additional channel. bottom line

trish: i will jump in. sarah huckabee sanders to see what she will say on health care and a few other things. >> regarding a recent announcement on sanctions. always i will be back to answer your questions. >> thank you. today the trump administration is continuing its efforts against the government of north korea. despite multiple u.n. security council resolutions imposing international sanctions, the government of north korea continues its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. today treasury's financial crimes enforcement network has found the bank of dandong to be a foreign financial institution of primary money laundering concern under section 311 of the usa patriot act. this bank served as a gate he way for north korea to access the u.s. and international financial systems, facilitating millions of dollars of transactions for companies involved in north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. the united states will not for such action. this requires u.s. banks to insure the bank of dandong do

trish, to you. trish: all right. thank you, sir. breaking this hour, we are going to be hearing from president trump any minute. this is going to be his first face-to-face meeting with reporters since james comey's testimony. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump firing back at comey today after the former fbi director makes the bombshell admission that he asked a friend to leak a memo about his private meeting with the president to "the new york times." all this as comey confirms the president never asked him to end the russia investigation and, you know, the one bit of news that never did get leaked by comey, the president was not under investigation, and there is still no evidence of collusion. so why is the left still attacking our president? we are on it for you. plus, treasury secretary steve mnuchin in canada to talk trade and taxes with our canadian counterpart there. in just a few minutes, we will be hearing from secretary mnuchin where we hope to get a few more clues on whether

trish? trish: thank you very much. hillary joining me with more and bull's-eye brief founder adam johnson. what do you think is going on here? understandably he needs to mourn his mother's loss. he and his mother were very close. it is coming at interesting time when the company is under so much scrutiny he has taken a lot of heat. his whole management team has taken a lot of heat. >> god bless him. anyone who loses their mother, we do at some point in time but that is really a copout. integrity is one-shot deal. travis kalanick had more than one shot at integrity. sexual harrassment, no place for that. software to evade regulators, doesn't pass the sniff test. shouting at your own employees, drivers on the front line, that isn't acceptable behavior. too many times this man has gone over the line. trish: do you think he's the problem? >> yes. trish: with the company in general or is this just silicon valley and silicon valley needing to grow up? look, it starts at the top, right? >> yes. starts at the top. trish: you n

trish? trish: blake burman, thank you so much. let's check out these markets. we're off on both the nasdaq and the dow right now. there is some big news regarding ge. they're getting a new ceo, jeff i am pelt is out. stay with -- immelt. stay with us. full market coverage after this. raises your rates... y maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. .. .. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov trish: we have a market that is somewhat lower today. down 89 on the dow today. you can see it up about 53 points right now. investors aren't sure whether they can do that. the shares are up more than

>> trish: realizing that they cannot continue the narrative. been working on it for a year, before president trump was elected, they were talking about the collusion issue, russia, whether there were ties. none has panned out. but what has serviced is that loretta lynch, completely justified way back when when she was having the meeting with the plane, bill clinton, but a lot more questions from the democratic party should have been asked then. they were being asked by some republicans. but they are not going to do that. if they're not going to sacrifice themselves in that way. i think they are now realizing for their own credibility that they have no choice. >> meghan: do you think they were not asking because hillary clinton would win, and the president asked the same thing. we have the tweets coming up. he expected clinton would win, he did not want to rock the vote coming he concluded or obstructed, and it did the dems and crooked hillary no good. >> trish: they thought there was no way that donald trump could possibly win, so no collisions

>> trish: you and i are on the same page.s is one opportunity where you have that on washington. democrats and pelicans agree, we are taxing our corporations to death and as such, we are becoming increasingly less competitive. why should a company want to start in ireland and said right here the arises of america? >> kennedy: the need is there. >> shannon: phil estimated bipartisan reform, it was bipartisan. it's something that both parties agree needs to happen. >> kennedy: we'll see indeed. what about sean spicer? he's taken on a new role at the white house. we are told is a promotion, but it's coming amid renewed tension with reporters who are upset about if you are on camera press briefings, whether they have a point or are briefings not the best way for the president to get his message out? voters heading to the polls and they can tell us a lot about what to expect in the 2018 midterms. so much happening on the only place to be a part of it is right here on the curvy couch. more "outnumbered" in a moment having moderate

>> trish: you're going to respond depending on how the economy is. businesses say, we don't want to be in this area or any particular city that's putting these kinds of regulations on us. we can go somewhere else across to another state, to another city where we won't have -- i like this example in connecticut. g.e. had been there for a number of years. they raised taxes in connecticut so g.e. said see you later and they're moving to massachusetts. is the same thing. you can't over regulate. >> harris: breaking news now. fbi director james comey, we have a firm date on when he will testify and here's what we are being told. he will be testifying both an open and closed door session with the senate intelligence committee next thursday, 10:00 a.m. east coast time. we want to talk about this for a second. let me set it up this way. i'll remind everybody of what the stakes are at this point. this is a man who said that our president in no uncertain terms want him to back off of an investigation and general michael flynn. and potential russian connections

trish: dr. gorka, what's so challenging here is, you know, on the one hand free speech allows you to kind of think and say whatever you want. on the other hand, a lot of these guys that have pulled these attacks are people that we have known about. i mean, in the case of these guys, it's people that we know about. so i would only ask you why can't we do more to prevent the takes in the first place? are we that hindered by this political correctness or, you know, our inability to act even though we know someone is conversing with a jihadist, maybe has traveled to syria? one would only infer that they're not doing that for tourism. >> yeah. you don't go to iraq or syria to get a suntan. we have to get serious about this. if individuals, if young men especially are traveling for just a few weeks or a month to war zones where isis has declared the caliphate, that is your red flag number one. what do we do about it? trish, we are doing it right now. this is week 19. we are taking down all the politic

no skin. >> trish: people are believing what "the washington post" has written. this creates a problem. if you are not under investigation, why is he moving forward in a tweet insane, look, why is he taking this on. he's taken his own grave to a certain extent. don't even go near. there is no evidence or to kennedy's point, reference what you are talking about. the problem is, if you have 27 characters. it's hard in twitter, which is why this is a vehicle, yes and enables you to talk to the public. maybe you need to send out one, two, three, four, five to eight and clarify yourself as much as possible. >> harris: i have two questions. i don't think sarcasm always translates in a hundred and 40 characters. also when you're talking about the fbi director. when you extrapolates out with message and takes away the personal attack, he might have enough room to talk about what he wants to. all water all the people that are watching is tweets that he ? where are the war room? i thought we saw one or two. we have a much people here why is he still able to hijack the mess

punt the ball. >> trish: if we don't get this done, what happens to tax reform? what happens so that infrastructure bill? there are consequences to not getting this done. >> mike: they should have done those things first. those are less contemplated comd controversial. >> sandra: a firestorm our president trump's tweets lashing out at msnbc's morning joe anchors after more negative coverage. some say it's beneath the dignity of the office. the others defending the president saying he has a right to fight back. we will debate that. the roles you play in life are parlet's dance grandma! you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with nutritious calories 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals. that was the best one ever! giving you the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. and finish! from the number one doctor recommended brand... ensure, always be you. it's just a burst pipe, i co(laugh) it. no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could'

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trish: you make a very important point. jose, one of the things troubles me about the whole paris accord, if we agree to do something on climate change, gosh why not do it? why are we allowing china to continue polluting at rate they're polluting? why allow india to do that? why allow russia to do that? why not comp with an agreement that changes that? >> look, this is the agreement that we had in place. you want to talk about china. talk about the fact that now we're pulling out of paris agreement china can now produce more renewable energy, go towards solar while we stand back and do nothing. >> what stopped them before. >> the getting out of agreement is dangerous. this is huge mistake. trish: i you say it is dangerous. i keep hearing this. i keep hearing people on the left are so worried about what it is going to mean. i talked to a friend this morning on not really on left or right but buying into all the rhetoric she keeps hearing. she is worried somehow the world will fall apart as a result of all this really, truly,

hats off. >> trish: very good moment for him.n the country is dealing with tragedy and dealing with crisis, they need to look to a leader. they need to look to the president for some comfort and he definitely put that forth yesterday and we should commend him for all he's doing. >> jessica: it's been a few days, but it's wonderful to see her with him more. >> sandra: it's also a moment where you think to yourself, how many days are we at? it's unbelievable to think what has happened on his watch. so soon, so early. >> brian: this is a real domestic crisis that he has. yesterday, the shooting and today, it's all about steve's police. >> kennedy: the good news is, the baseball game is going on tonight as planned. lawmakers say the annual charity event is more important now than ever because it creates unity, but will that unity last when the game is over? >> we do hope people come to the game tonight. i hope it could be full. it goes to charity. it's the right time to play this game. some people thought we should not, but the speak

trish hartman is live on the scene. trish you've been in touch with investigators, what are you learning here? >> reporter: detectives are working hard at dobbins high school you can take a look behind me, the crime scene unit is here, behind that crime scene unit you can see just beyond the crime scene tape detectives are working back there beyond there's trees and benches in the grassy area next to dobbins high school that's where the woman's body was found. she suffered a brutal attack. let's go to video of police working early this morning. the victim was found on the property of the high school 21st and lehigh avenue, a 33-year-old woman suffered stab wounds all over her body. they believe she was sexually assaulted when she was found by a passer by at 3:20 a.m., police are fighting the elements collecting the evidence before it's damaged by rain. they are looking for a weapon presumably a knife. police know who the woman is based on on personal items found near her body, the way that they were strewn about there w

trish hartman was live in collingswood with some of the damage they have seen there, trish you've been surveying the area, hopefully no injuries have been reported. >> reporter: that's true, gray, i spoke to the collingswood fire chief. no injuries reported in the community. he said the damage is localized and this seems to be the heart of where most of the damage is. we're at ogden and park avenue. i want you to look behind me, two large trees uprooted and fallen across park avenue. they have fallen 0 opt power lines, the fire crews were here to survey to make sure there were no electrical hazards, the power lines are live. they want people to stay away from the branches or trees on power lines, especially if you don't know if the power lines are live. so far no injuries reported in the community, but degrees -- trees and branches are down. police say the storm came through in a matter of 15 minutes early this morning, but it will take the weekend to get things cleaned up. a lot of people we talked to say the storm was very loud and came through very quickly they had trouble of seeing

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trish: do you want to toss this a little bit? >> yeah. trish: and then you get the sugar.like the ones in my backyard, then you don't actually need to add a ton of sugar. brian: jamie, do you want to stand on the table? no? trish: so you put the sugar in but, again, if your blueberries are really sweet, you don't need a ton of sugar. >> what's your favorite part about making this pie? >> eating the blueberries. >> eating it. trish: good thing we got that sugar; right? good thing we got the sugar. ainsley: alexandra, how old are y'all? how old are the girls? trish: they're seven. ainsley: is it so much fun being a twin? i'm sure. what's the best part of it? what's the best part of being a twin? >> probably sharing. ainsley: sharing. and always having a friend. brian: jamie, the fact he's 4, and he loves having twin sisters; right? >> yeah. trish: and you have your own little friend right here that made t all the way to the studio. brian: trish, we only have a couple of seconds let of. what else do we do? trish: you put this into -- >> we would be bad as a cooking network. t

reporter: trish, l me stress right off the top these are documents just released moments ago. so we're going through them as we speak. it is believed to be the posted documents of jim comey's prepared testimony tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee. as i mentioned we had been reading through this. let me give you a just a little brief outline what we've been able to glean. in these documents, which former fbi director is prepared to talk about tomorrow, he will outline several meetings he had with president trump, president-elect trump and as president. comey writing in these documents there were nine different times they had spoke in person or over the phone in a four-month period. the first occasion comey says, took place on january 6. that would have been in the

trish regan. welcome, trish. >> my pleasure.have people with the right skill sets to fill them. i know for myself, apprenticeships are important both in television and the financial sector. no matter what sphere you're in, no matter what sector you're in, you benefit from learning on the job through pianistships or internships. the idea that you don't all need a four-year college education. for some people getting straight to the workforce and doing two years or internship, everyone is going to find their own route. but finding experts and different divisions, that's what's going to make this country great. >> i think that's a really important part of this; right? that we overlook. it has been part of our culture to just assume you go straight to college. and the problem is these kids are going straight to college at a young age without really an understanding or an appreciation for why they're there. they're taking on a ton of debt and then the next thing you know, they're lucky to get a job as a starbucks barista. this is a re

trish hartman, "action news." >> still to come, the bodies of seven missing sail ors have been founde wreckage of a destroyerplecoing up. >> and the condition of a congressman shot by a gunman on the baseball field. >> and jeff scaversky has details on sports when "action news" comes right pack. ♪ ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. >> we have breaking news to pass along. the u.s. navy says the bodies of seven missing sailors were found in the wreckage of the u.s.s. fitzgerald in the sleeping quarters. the u.s.s. fitzgerald suffered extensive damage when it crashed into a container ship four times its size. three

trish: good evening. i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on vacation this evening.t polls are now closed in georgia's 6th congressional district where voters are deciding the most expensive campaign in history. campaign spending want to off $55 million. vacated by health and human services secretary tom price, for democrats, a win in georgia 6th would give the party first major victory of the trump era. for republicans a chance to build momentum going into the 20

trish harp spoke with her family today including little jay den. >> reporter: 7-year-old jay den arrivedt the 24 and police department surrounded by family and friends of his father said he endured two surgeries, a fractured skull and pins placed in his knee, ankle and wrist before being released from the hospital on thursday. >> what was the first thing you did when you got home? >> laid in my bed. >> but he's come here way special message for the police officers who help him and his sister. >> thank you for saving me. >> i finally everybody, you know, did it for my son, i want to shake hands. >>> the mother was killed on june 10th near aramingo and tioga as she stood with jay den and his sister lione, when an suv jumped the curb. row has protected her children but was struck and died. the driver ryan mchugh has been charged with vehicular homicide, drivers under the influence and other crimes. one week larpt, rosa's children gave plaques to the officers thanking them. >> i did what any of us would do. immediately, you know, started first aid. >> when we get to help somebody during the