today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. not. >>> a very scary moment last night during the cubs astros game after a foul ball hits a young girl. coy wire has this story in the bleacher report. good morning, my friend. this was hard to watch. >> absolutely, dave. this heartbreaking incident in houston made cubs star chris bryant and jason hayward advocate for the protective netting to be extended even farther down the foul line. cubs outfielder, albert almora hit a line drive down the 3rd base line and the ball hits a 4-year-old girl watching the game with her family. almora overcome with emotions, you can see looks of horror in the stands. the girl crying as she is carried out of the ballpark. almora went to the area where they were sitting and broke down crying as a security guard held him in her arms. >> as soon as i hit it, the first person i locked eyes on was her, so that's what -- yeah, with god willing i'll be able to have a relationship with this little girl for the rest of my life. just prayers right now, and that'

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.aking news, u.s. stock futures are pointing to heavy losses at the open on this friday capping off what will be the worst month for wall street so far this year futures off 220 on the dow all this as president trump says the u.s. will impose 5% tariffs on mexican imports beginning on june 10th until illegal immigration across the border is in the president's words remedied those tariffs will only begin at 5%, and then he has threatened to move them higher in increments to as high as 25% until that situation at the border is resolved to the president's satisfaction >>> this new front in the trade war making big headlines in china as well where officials there are likely surprised and possibly pleased with this development. eunice yoon is live. >> reporter: china doesn't have any official reaction to the news but beijing leadership is probably pretty pleased with president trump's latest announcement, and that's because beijing had been wary of the usmca that the u.s. could potentially u

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today's xfinity service. mple. easy. awesome.i'd r. >>> now at 11:00, a psychiatric patient escapes. our i-team follows up, revealing new measures to keep other patients from slipping away. >>> only on news4 tonigt, a local author taking the world by storm. she is still in school, but her book is earning her international attention. >>> and we dodge the strongest storms today, but i don't think we'll get so lucky tomorrow. i'm trackind another rou of severe weather. i'll show you when it moves in. >> news4 at 11 star now. >> good evening. we begin tonight with a woman attackedy two pit bulldogs earlier in d.c. this surveillance video shows the same dogs cornering the teenager earlier in the day. >> neighbors say the animals have en terrorizing the neighborhood for months. the dogs attacked the woman in and around minnesota avenue in southeast. >> news4's jackie bensen joins us now with what police uncovered as they went inside the home. >> reporter: news4 has learned that the dog mauling incident where a woman was severe

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. jillian: welcome back. congress. mark morgan telling fox news lawmakers could quickly fix the crisis at the border. >> they have to fix the cylinder agreement which mandates tv pra, that is the child trafficking protection act that says if you are from mexico or canada we get to send you back. those things, catch and release, congress can fix those in 15 minutes. >> reporter: morgan adding those across the border are absolutely fake, this is coming to light through dna testing. he says illegal immigrants are essentially renting kids to get across the border as a family unit. >> nancy pelosi questions the merits of first lady milania trump's parents when asked about donald trump's immigration plans. >> i don't know if it counted for when his wife's family came into the country. i don't know. maybe it did. god bless them if it did. >> it is unclear when milania trump's parents moved to the united states from slovenia. they became american citizens last year. there attorney said they did not get special treatm

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> thank you for your service.h ellen, thank you for your service. john jay, thank you for your service. heather: well, thousands of volunteers placed american flags at head stones of american heros in denver, similar scenes happening at national cemeteries all across the country for memorial day. we honor all vets on this day. there's this one, 97 year's old still working hard, world war ii veteran bennie facido heads to stop and shop grocery every tuesday and thursday and he's become a local celebrity for quick wits and kindness to every single customer. watch this. >> i was a good-looking guy at one time. want these in a bag? >> thank you so much, sir. >> you're welcome. >> take care. be well. >> like wise. >> you're 97 year's old, why do you still work? >> because i enjoy work. i enjoy getting up in the morning. >> do you think working helps you live longer? >> yes, ma'am. i'm going for 100. >> great outlook on things, he loves his job, he loves talking with people, he's a joy to have around. >> nonstop, she do

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today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >>> history unfolding in oklahoma. the attorney general accusing johnson & johnson and its subsidiaries of creating the most worst man made crisis. and staying silent as the deadly grip of addiction took hold. the company claims its products are regulated by the government and only ea fraction of the pain killers consumed in oklahoma. andits rr pointed a finger at doctors and pharmacists. saying the state cannot prove that johnson and johnson caused the crisis. >>> a university of wisconsin student sentenced to a jeer off probation for entering a restricted area at the president's mar log eoresort last year. mark leaded guilty to unlawful entry. officials say he never encountered the president or it the first lady. he claims he was screened for whipens or other items but entered the restricted space through a tunnel. he was arrested once they realized he was not member or a guest of the club. >> a mountain lion attacked a little boy on monday. they say it the 4-year-old and his family were hiking when the boy's father

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> welcome back. 5:h3. a major drug company forced to pay up after accused of being a big part of the opioid epidemic. the big settlement and why the company still says it did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the state of oklahoma and the pharmaceutical industries reaching an $85 million settlement sunday days before the israeli owned company was set to go to trial over allegations they helped fuel the opioid crisis and other companies. the largest generic drugmaker saying the settlement does not stab lib any wrongdoing on the part of the company. but according to oklahoma's attorney general testify va, johnson & johnson and the makers of oxycodone used defective marketing campaigns, down played the risks and sent an over supply of painkillers. the settlement funds will help to fight the state's opioid crisis. it could help federal lawmakers. there is a court trial where the majority of cases are pending. the trials are still expected to start on tuesday. in new york, fox news. >> california lawmakers will debat

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not.n, wire fraud and identity theft. who is to blame for the long list of charges michael avenatti is facing? >> i'm facing the fight of my life against the ultimate goliath, the trump administration. i am intent on fighting these charges and look forward to a jury verdict in each of these cases. jillian: social media not letting him get away with this one. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with what you are saying online. carley: after pleading not guilty back to back arraignments, he lays his legal woes on donald trump. prosecutors say he stole stormy daniels book deal money to pay for things like his ferrari, hotels, restaurants it is being accused of trying to extort nike for $25 million. how does this have to do with donald trump? your comments are pouring in. lisa says it was trump's fault he tried to extort nike, that is rich. on facebook, michael avenatti blaming donald trump for all the problems, last time i checked nike and stormy daniels were not on the trump train. another twi

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. rather not. >> he told us enough to interpret what he said was in impeachment reading. >> this is as close to impeachment referral.osa >> these are impeachment proceedings. >> act now or lose our democrac see forever. >> laura: a little overstated there. of course there are the fanatics that are calling for president trump's impeachment. what else are they going to do tell us how they will raise the gdp faster than trump? even nancy pelosi, who has warned her party about russian impeachment, seems to be inching a little closer. >> nothing is off the table but we don't want such an ironclad case that the republican senate will be convinced of the path that we have to take out the -- as a country. >> laura: here to debate, dan bongino, chuck schumer. as it a democrat, are you thinking this is a good moment for your party? because it seems like pretty much all the 2020 candidates all 23 of them, seem to be saying the same thing, that this is tantamount to a referral of impeachment, do yo

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.e witnessing an assault on the rule of law and the foundations of our democracy. we have to correct the danger to our democracy, the growing disparity of income in our country present. >> my generation has failed you. we spent too much time debating. heather: democrats using college commencement speeches to push political agendas. is this the new norm or are our nation's leaders hijacking the location? democratic strategists antoine seawright. let's get started here. are they really taking the moment away from these grads and making it about themselves? >> it is supposed to be a moment for them to celebrate. they just graduated college but where's the optimism? liberals are hijacking these commencement speeches? the economy -- >> to hear this type of message, to hear about things, record low unemployment. it should be about opportunity, looking forward and so many students in the audience, libertarians, conservatives, hearing the message in the classroom the past four years. heather: t

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.>> it wasn't a good day to be michael avanati. the embattled attorney facing 2 arraignments in new york more multiple charges. bled not guilty from stealing 300 grand from stormy daniels and not guilty to claims he tried to extort $25 million from nike. >> for over 20 years i have represented david versus goliath across this nation in courthouses just like this. i am now facing the fight of my life against the ultimate coliath: the trump administration. i am confident when a jury of my peers passes judgment on my conduct that justice will be done and i will be fully exonerated. >> all right. he faces 400 years. one of the things, one of the defenses he wants to investigate the investigators. >> [laughing]. >> he wants to know how this fell. >> that has a certain ring to it. >> i wonder where he got that from. >> he should enjoy today because if he will number jail 400 years he won't have many busy days. i think a jury of his peers will let him go. but the jury of legal peers frown from

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.emocrats can't understand what happened. they thought they had people on their side, because the people doing the investigation were 18 extremely angry democrats. they were very disappointed. they can't get over the fact that they never spoke to russia. the only thing you can say about me that some people may not like is i created one of the greatest economies anywhere in the world. >> mike: president trump in japan references angry democrats. but he needs democrats support to get a trade deal with mexico and canada. >> that's a deal with universal praise. you won't have companies going to canada or mexico. i imagine nancy pelosi will approve that but we will see. >> mike: back with our panel. chris, your thoughts on the state of relations between president trump and democrats on capitol hill? >> this is all a blame shifting exercise to explain to voters why nothing will get done. we will be lucky if we don't have another shutdown in september. you saw a political stunt by one republic

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.>>> well, two navy officials have confirmed to cnn that someone in the white house's military office asked lower e lower-level flaf navy officials of keeping the "uss john mccain" out of trump's view while in japan. trump denies having anything to do with that. >> i would not have done that. i was very angry with john mccain because he killed health care. i was not a big fan of john mccain in any way, shape or form. i would never do a thing like that. now, somebody did it because they thought i didn't like him. okay? and they were well meaning, i would say. i didn't know anything about it. i would never have done that. >> let it go, let it go. what does it say about this president his staff apparently thinks he's so fragile that he can't even bear to see the name, mccain? governor john kasich, david axelrod is back with us. isn't that your first reaction? come on, man. just let it go. the man is dead. he's a war hero. his family is still grieving. like, just, i mean, what do you think,

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass.: michael avenatti facing charges of extortion, wire fraud and identity theft says it is donald trump's fault. >> i'm now facing the fight of my life against the ultimate goliath, the trump administration. i intend on fighting these charges and i look forward to a jury verdict in each of these cases. of the 20 carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the reaction and you can imagine what it is. blaming donald trump for your legal troubles. carley: those legal woes include allegations he stole stormy daniels's book deal money to pay for things like up for are a, dinners and hotels and trying to extort nike for $25 million. he pleaded not guilty to all of those charges in two separate back-to-back arraignments. where does donald trump come into play? your comments are pouring in, lisa says was trump's fault he tried to extort nike? michael avenatti is blaming donald trump for all his problems. nike and stormy daniels were not on the trump train. another twitter user says might be time

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. ♪ i'm feeling good. ♪ doing it my own way, ♪ every single day. ♪ and it feels good to feel good. ♪ start your day with sunsweet amazin! prune juice. and feel good. >>> president trump is on his way back to washington dc right now after a four-day trip to japan. before wrapping up that visit, he held a joint news conference with the prime minister. the president is opposing more tariffs on japanese auto imports. he also brought up the significance of north korea testing short range missiles. >> on 9 may, north korea launched short range missiles, this is the security counsel's resolution. >> i am very happy with the way it is going. and, intelligent people agree with me. >> that statement from the president contradicts statements from the national security advisor, john bolton. he also said that kim jong un said that he was a low iq individual. and that he agreed with him. >>> several tornadoes touched down last night, it is a miracle nobody died, and during overnight r

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.t's got some conflicting views on its outlook for apple. it doesn't see any significant impact to china tensions, others see reason for concern morgan stanley joins citi this morning in cutting its price target on those china tariff concerns citi slashed apple's china revenue and iphone sales estimates in half and took down its target to $205 that jim, how do you adjust to the fact some people see demand strong in china, some see it weakening. what convinces you that it is weakening? >> it's great to see you from san francisco live and as we say in china, ni-hoy we did a lot of local china checks where the local domestic resident in china is starting to feel the impact of these trade wars by shifting their preference to national brands. unfortunately, apple is not a national brand or domestic brand in china and we see this impacted more towards the september quarter and further on so we don't expect a miss in june but we are seeing our first evidence of a trade war implication, or ripl

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ck to "fast money," the market's wild swings are scary as you're saving for retirement and there's been key to make sure it's paying off in the end and here's a tip for maximizing, jean thompson and workplace investing at fidelity. welcome back to the show great to have you back. >> thank nice to be here. >> if investors are looking at volatility, you should make changes to your portfolio. you say no go. >> no. >> when do you do it then? >> sometimes the best move is no move at all especially in reaction to market volatility. typically, best time to do it is when you have a change in your own life, whether you're going through a dwrs or having a life event. those are times when you may want to change or your time horizon changes, if you want to retire earlier or want to retire later and those are great times to make a change and not a reaction to what's happening in the markets. >> if the market that we saw in december or the market volatility right now what is the advice do you use th

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.mega merger topping your five. they want to create the third biggest carmakers. the full details ahead on what would be an end-changing deal. >>> speaking of deals, president trump says we're not ready to make one with china over trade just yet we'll take you live to beijing and washington live with reaction. >>> alibaba looking to make billions some good news for your wallet at the pump as we kick off the summer and maybe it is prime real estate after all

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.happened after mueller. my guest this week admiral bill mcraven. fascinating interview. he had a quite a few interesting jobs, not just being the man that led the mission that got osama bin laden. i also have "the washington post" paul kanen and download it now wherever you get your podcast. that's all we have for now. "the beat" starts right now zbhch. >> good evening, chuck. i'm reporting on a historic night. >>> may 29th, 2019. this is the day that bob mueller broke his silence and resigned his office as the most consequential special counsel in a generation. mueller speaking publicly for the first time today in more than two years after 37 indictments, guilty pleas from five trump aides, a 448 page report all against the backdrop of intense obstruction of his probe and wider attacks on the justice department. some of that obstruction was charged by mueller himself. some was referred out to other prosecutors in case that's we know are still open. and tonight i can tell you some of t

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.d rather not. >>> breaking overnight, at least seven people are dead. 19 missing after a tour boat sank on the danube river in hungary. the boat was docked when a larger vessel collided with. at least seven people were rescued from the water and are now hospitalized. none of the victims were wearing life jackets. >>> new national elections are set for september in israel, now that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to put together a coalition government. this marks the further in israel's history a general election did not produce a government. oren liebermann live for us j -- for us in jerusalem. good morning. >> reporter: these results stunning for the reasons you just mentioned there. it has never been the case in israel's 71 year political history that a general election has not led to a government the prime minister given the job has always succeeded until now, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and the multiple times he has been given to put together a governm

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.i'd rather not. >>> a local congressman is holding a town hall in walnut creek called protecting our democracy and the mueller report. he plans to discuss the mueller report and how it details outside interference in the 2016 election. he also wants to discuss what needs to be done to safe guard our democratic system as we approach another big election year. the event will be held at the art center from 6:30 to 8:00 and is open to the public. >>> lawmakers in illinois are advancing a bill to expand abortion rights in e state. the reproductive health act would remove restrictions on abortions later in pregnancy. both supporters and opponents say it would be the most liberal abortion measure in the country and expand insurance coverage for medical care related to abortion. legislation was approved in a house committee and heads to the full house for a vote. the move in illinois comes as several other states have passed allows to restrict abortions. >>> search-and-rescue efforts are inten

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. want our freedom gradually, but we want to be free now. [ applause ] >> we are tired, we are tired of being beaten by policemen, seeing our people locked up in jail over and over again, and then you holler be patient. how long can we be patient? we want our freedom and we want it now. >> welcome back to "hardball," john lewis at age 23, youngest speaker at march on washington in 1963. bit of the hatred that lewis and others endured then is now rearing its head. asked congressman lewis to look to the future and what he hopes to hear from the 2020 presidential candidates. >> this debate should be about bringing the country together and building one america. one house where we live in peace with each other, where we help each other out, where no one is left out, left behind because of their race or their class. we all must move up together. >> do you think the african-american community is going to play a larger than in the past role in this election? that's what i hear from everybody, p

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> former u.s.enator thad cochran of mississippi has died. he stayed in congress for more than four decades. he used his influence as the head of the appropriations committee, after hurricane katrina ravaged the state in 2005. cochran left the senate last year because of health issues. cause of death has not been released. the senator was 81 years old rchlt measles cas-- >>> measles kacases in the unit states have reached the highest in a half century, there are 921 measles cases with nearly 700 in new york. clark county in washington state has the second largest outbreak with 70 cases reported. that county has a low vaccination rate. >>> police are searching for the person who wrote an anti-semitic message in front of the jewish children's museum in brooklyn. governor andrew cuomo ordering the hate crimes task force to assist with the investigation. he's also calling on the nation to stand united to condemn these decemb despicable acts and to root out hate in all of its forms. >>> growing concern f

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >> pres.rump: we've got the hottest economy anywhere in the world, the united states added 263,000 jobs just last month, far exceeding any expectations. when you have the best employment numbers in history. when you have the best unemployment numbers in history, when you have the best economy probably that we've ever had, i don't know how the hell do you lose this election, right? >> harris: president trump talking up the economy and battleground state of pennsylvania highlighting unemployment rate drop last month at 6.3%, the lowest since 1969. 263,000 jobs added in april, wages growing 3.2% year over year, the ninth straight month of 3% growth. this as "wall street journal" survey finds two-thirds of economists expect faster wage growth over the next year. the latest fox news poll show nearly half voters, 47%, say the economy is in excellent or good condition. in the last 18 years, that number has been higher twice, both times under the trump administration in 2018. among those were positive

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >> saying things like, we must >> they were saying things we must stop this president, we need an insurance policy against this president. we have people in the highest the salons of law enforcement of this nation saying things like that that sounds an awful lot like a coup and it could well be treason. >> reporter: lose cheney raising the possibility that anti-trump text messages between former fbi investigators peter stzrok and lisa page and whatever they were discussing could amount to treasonous activity. kim jong un work on robert mueller*investigation. let's talk to bradley moss, former doj council. welcome. in response to that, former us attorney said this. elected officials keep making casual, idiotic accusations of treason, trump does it, just saw liz cheney to go read the constitution and not get the hell off. that is the quote. >> i'm not sure i agree with liz cheney that it is treason or an amount to a coup but they did inappropriate things that no investigator

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. rather not. >> we did not make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. that is the final position and we will not comment on any other inclusions or hypotheticals about the president. >> robert mueller making his first and only public statement to conclude be russia probe but some democrats not happy. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here to break it down. no matter what people on both sides will not be happy. carley: that single phrase you heard from robert mueller sent a ripple effect across washington and added fuel to the impeachment flames in the group of people calling for impeachment the loudest are the folks hoping to run against the president in 2020. senator cory booker tweeting congress has a legal and moral obligation to begin impeachment proceedings immediately. elizabeth warren calling for action saying mueller's statement makes clear what those who read his report no it is an impeachment referral and it is up to congress to act, they should. sen

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.'d rather not. >>> welcome back to viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watching cnn newsroom live from the atl. i'm george howell. this hour, a search and rescue operation is under way in budapest, hungary. this for 21 people after a river cruise ship collided with a sightseeing boat in the danube. at least seven south korean tourists were killed on that boat. police have detained the cruise ship captain. >>> the u.s. president is telling the mexico president that there will be tariffs if they don't stop illegal migrants coming into the united states. the u.s. president also went on a falsehood-filled tirade thursday. among other things, he attacked special counsel robert mueller and he declared that mueller said he was innocent and called him a, quote, never-trumper. and he said that russia wanted hillary clinton to win the presidency. that's not true. the russian president himself said he wanted trump to win the presidency. it is clear that president trump

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.t. >>> a deadly crash on the bay bridge has left drivers sitting for hours, we have an update and how long it could take to clear that crash. >>> and robert mueller's first public statement about the investigation into russian interference into the 2016 presidential election. >>> and cell phones stolen in a matter of seconds, the warning from bart about safety on their trains and how to avoid being an easy target. >> from ktvu fox 2 news , this is mornings on 2.>> good morning everyone, welcome back. we begin with breaking news, several westbound lanes are blocked after a deadly crash, this crash happened around 4:30 this morning, just east of treasure island.>> chp says that a box truck rear-ended a bart express truck, one of the passengers was killed, the driver and the other passenger have been taken to the hospital. the crash created a huge backup on the bridge and at the toll plaza and beyond, we will bring in allie now, as this is continuing to impact traffic. >> just in the last

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ather not. >>> right now on "news4 today," waking up on this memorial daok with a l at the tributes to our troops, the special events happ aing all over ourea to honor those who have served. >>> and long weekend, but there long backups coming? aaa says today is going to be tough for travelers. we'll tell you the areas to avoid and when to hit the roads. >>> plus, the unofficial start to summer. if you're planning your next escape out of ltown, we'l show you the best places to go to fit your family and, of course, your budget. >>> 5:30 on this memorial day. starting with a live look outside at union station. you're up earlyo get a jump-start on your day off, you're in luck. today's going to be a beautiful one tonjoy outside -- >> yeah. sun's coming up there. >> want to welcome you in. wh us on this memorial day, thank you so much for spending part of it with us, i'm adam tuss. >> i'm molette green. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has a look at the holiday forecast. good morning to

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.. >>> intelligence people agree with me. >> you're not bothered by the small missiles. >> i am not. >> the president stands alone, he is not bothered by north korea, japan and his national security advisers say otherwise. >>> extremists are in, centrists are out. european voters deal a blow to the establishment. >>> a deadly

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. chloe, why is there a lamp shade on your head? shhh. my owner might have given me a little bit of catnip. uh. [ laughing ] that's great. listen... it is great, gidget. everything is grand. [ meow ] [ purring ] [ growl ] are you finished? [ cooing ] that was weird. oh sister it's going to get way weirder. campaign trail this memorial day, many are likely talking about the racial wealth gap including the fact that a typical black family has only one tenth the assets of a typical white family and that divide has only grown larger. first of all, wealth, we're talking about the wealth gap, wealth is considered to be the total market value of all assets like homes, property, bank accounts and securities. according to the urban institute, in 2016, the median wealth of families, that's the number at which half have more was 171,000 for white families, 20,000 for hispanics families and 17,000 for black candidatfa. cory booker is pushing for baby bonds. it calls for 1,000 bucks for every child

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. president trump set to remark memorial day in japan. he'll deliver a memorial day address to the troops aboard the uss fox news will bring that to you live when that happens. also during a visit to japan, he is held extensive talks with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. on the agenda, trade, north korea, and the military. and the governor of oklahoma touring the area where a tornado killed two people this weekend and seeing the destruction, governor said "it's unbelievable that anybody could survive." the area 25 miles west of the city hit late in the night and leveled a motel and tore through a mobile home park as well. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to our "hannity" special. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." two weeks ago, creepy, sleepy, crazy joe biden announced hisn: presidential bid. we actually took the time to vet this career politician. things they never talk about. take a look. >> crazy unc

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.. >> harris: arkansas is dealing with record-shattering flooding right now. the raging arkansas river is carrying flood waters to new regions closer to the state capitol. matt finn with more. matt? >> harris, this is one of many neighborhoods in fort smith hit hard by the flooding. city officials estimate up to 1,000 homes affected by flood waters. the images speak for themselves and the property owners of the home we're standing on right now says there's a birdcage or bird house at the edge of their property that is 12 feet off the ground. right now you can see it's nearly under water. inground pools don't stand a chance. this flood water could sit here for days. we've seen people that are right now going back and forth from their house to dry land on canoes. the good news is the river is receding. rescue crews have moved to jefferson county and the town of dardenville. rain on and off all day yesterday. the new precipitation caused water levels to increase. we talked to a man that he

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. numbers if you count them up.miliar to you in the united states. over here these are viewed as the more anti-imgrant and anti-globalization. the party is pushing for the european union to have less power as a big organization. they have gained some seats. it a% give or take in the new european parliament. those gains if you go back and look from the elections five years ago, the last time. there were fewer parties, number one and those gains, it was about 20% for those more far right forces. the gains not as great and feared. nic robertson with us live. some gains on the left as well, the greens and the like. what's your biggest takeaway of what's happening in european politics? >> reporter: you know, i think the biggest takeaway has to be the disruptive influences particularly on the right and the disruptive forces rather. they are stronger, but the center two parties migration was there among the big debates ahead of the elections, and it was certainly the kind of framing this idea of a referendum on europe's pe

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.rather not. >>> there i was, flying across the room. that's how one tornado survivor described it. at least two people have died. this is what was left. in the oklahoma city suburb of el reno, and stayed on the ground for four minutes. the region was already struggling from flooding. carrie, what's going on? >> and over here, this is the water. upriver, just to explain what a levee is, it's earth, and sort of the hill goes down, and as you come up. as we go way over there. we were a bit closer. you can see some video of the sandbagging that we're doing. the water you see over there has percolated underneath the levee, so what they're doing is trying to build up one more protection area in the event the water were to somehow make its was through a breached levee. we're going on now 140 hours, and we're looking at probably stretching into next week. it's never -- it's -- you have minutes to react. >> in fact, to give you an idea, when you have minutes to react, the residents on the other

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> laura: the war against american history threatens yet another one of our american heroes. martin luther king jr. king biographer david garrow reportedly discovered fbi documents that taint dr. king's personal life and, let's just say, a less than flattering light.th because of the details of the renovations are still uncorroborated, we aren't going to list them here. but despite the unconfirmed particulars, the fact a debate over his legacy is troubling and speaks to a slippery slope, when american figures are examined in light of today's standards but we know people are flawed, but this is the latest example of i do not think you can discuss the greatness of a man's contributions because of a complicated or even flawed path. joining me now is dinesh d'souza, conservative commentator. in the #metoo era, mlk jr. still be a hero to the left if they willllo have any credibility? >> i would say given these latest elevations, these renovations are based on fbi tapes, and

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.ty attorney general michael avenatti. he had two court hearings, one related to charges that he stole $300,000 from his former client, stormy daniels. he pleaded not guilty in that case to charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. he allegedly used the money to pay his employees and to buy luxury items and right now, avenatti's second hearing is underway. this is the one where he's accused of trying to extort more than $20 million from sportswear giant nike. he's also expected to plead not guilty in that case, as well. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you, as always, for being with me. let's go to washington. "the lead" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm brianna keilar in for jake. we begin with breaking news. any moment, we expect to hear from the woman who survived 17 days lost in a hawaiian forest. rescuers found amanda eller on friday with a fractured leg, injured knee, and sunburns so bad that it was infected. and she surv

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> welcome back to velshi & ruehl. e president's recent ban on chinese technology could put cell service for millions at risk. >> the company is a national security risk to u.s. communication. now, rural wireless companies are warning they could face prohibitive costs to replace their huawei equipment or they could go out of business. joining us now, nbc's ben popkin. is there any solution for this? the average person would say they don't consider their cell service a business, it's simply how they communicate. they view it like a utility. >> right now, wireless is electricity in the 21st century. what did we do back in the 1930s? we had a rural wireless -- sorry, we had a rural electrification act which subsidizes the building out of these systems. >> we don't have -- >> but we don't have that now, so a lot of these major companies that make lots of money by providing wireless in cities don't do it in rural areas. >> it's hard to make the business argument for them. which is why they've gone to huawei, because they're

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. >>> major delays on bart this morning, as the agency seeks new rail cars and other upgrades to improve service on the system. why it says the feds have thrown up a road block. >> and a key decision is expected today on pg&e's proposed plans to prevent future wildfires. good morning. it is thursday, may 30th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. let's say good morning to mary lee. >> you'll definitely feel that difference, once you step outside. we're starting out the day with may gray. low clouds, areas of fog. and even patchy drizzle. you can see that on our live camera this is our sudro cam looking east. the drop on the live cam. temperature running in the low to mid-50s. here's what you can expect. low clouds. area of fog, patchy drizzle. cloudy, cool and breezy start to the day. partly sunny as we head through the afternoon. more clouds in the afternoon. and much cooler. about 3 to 5 degrees below average for this time of year. and there is a chance to see

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> welcome back.le to deal with the surging number of migrants crossing the border the trump administration is taking the unprecedented step of flying over a thousand migrants to other cities for processing every week. an official familiar with the plan told politico the administration has begun flying migrants to san diego and del rio, texas and then bussing them to central california and laredo, texas where they are being processed and then often leased told to return for a court hearing at a later date. the plan was approved early in may and began working with i.c.e. to relocate migrants to other locations in the southwest united states for the foreseeable future. it's the first time in history that the u.s. has transported immigrants to other localities because federal officials cannot process them in time at their original point of entry the official said. joining us on set msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. good to see you. how could relocating these migrants impact the way they are being proce

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. snmp the whole world was watching the mueller report. the justice department was busy filing a formal appeal. it is an action that bernie sanders and democratic candidate finds inexplicable. >> it is really hard to understand trump's logic or the way he works. why he think that's throwing 32 million people off the health care they have, ending the protections of pre-existing conditions, doing away with the ability of young people to get haack on their parents insurance policy why he think that's makes any sense, or yes thinks that is good politics is beyond my comprehension. i will tell you what we are going to do. and i think we are moving aggressively and effectively. our antidote to what he is talking about is to have the united states drawing every other major country on earth through a medicare for all single payer program guaranteeing health care to every man, woman and child in the country. if there are not two different approaches to health care, that what trump is proposing,

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.president this morning is halfway around the world in japan. his fight back home with democrats is front and center. just hours after saying, get this, he would be willing to work with congressional democrats -- remember what he said last week -- now he's slamming them, calling democrats obstructionists and that they're doing nothing in congress. that's not true, by the way. 235 bills have passed the democratic-led congress. taking on a string of democratic investigations is starting to show leak cracks. ellie honing, former state prosecutor is with us. let's talk about how important these are. the fact that they're being expedited by these judges says a long. >> it does. so important that judges follow the examples set by the judges in d.c. and new york last week. here is the thing. if these cases are not expedited, meaning murrayed up, then the white house, the executive branch is going to get its way simply by running out the clock. there isn't that far to go until the next congress

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.l pass. ♪ >> tucker: we have a fox news alert for you at the top of the show we told you about the president's new plan to tax mexican imports. this is a big story and may have given it short. we wanted to bring out more details. june 10th the president says the united states will enact a 5% tariff on every single good of any kind coming across the border from 34ebgs mexico into the united states until the mexican government clamps down on illegal immigration into our country. this is mick mulvaney speaking to reporters a moment ago. very firm belief that the mexican government can and will do more to help the situation on southern border. we are asking mexico to do what it can because coming will not. we fully believe mexico can stop people from coming in on our southernward border if they do that the tariffs will not go into place. this is not the white house the is saying part of a trade dispute. this is purely about immigration. apparently the white house spoke to republican leader

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.'ll pass. ♪ >> tucker: during his press conference, robert mueller repeated a w claimant we have heard from official washington every day for the past two and a nhalf years. the claim is in 2016, russia made an unprecedented assault on the integrity of america's emdemocratic system. >> russian intelligence officers who were part of the russian military launched ays concerted attack on our political system. the indictment alleges the use of sophisticated cyber techniques to hack into computers and networks used by the clinton campaign. they stole private information and released that information f through fake online and identities and through the organization wikileaks. the releases were designed andnd timed to interfere with our election and to damage a presidential candidate. there were multiple systematic efforts to interfere in our election. that allegation deserves the attention of every american. >> tucker: that sounds compelling and terrifying. but as it actually true, have we r

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome.'d rather not. >>> president trump and the first lady are about to have dinner with japan's new imperial family and the country's prime minister has hosted them for the past four days. at a news conference this morning president trump was casting doubt about ending the trade war with china saying the u.s. isn't ready to make a deal. the president falsely claimed that american taxpayers are paying only a small percentage of the tariffs. shoppers may be in for a rude awakening. christina leshi is live at macy's with more. >> reporter: this plaza will be full of people shopping today. there are big sales. make no mistake about it. u.s. companies and consumers are starting to grapple with the results of the trade war. despite what president trump and his administration say it's the u.s. companies and the u.s. consumers who are paying the price of this trade war with china. these retailers, macy's included, walmart, target, home depot, all warning that they have to do one of two things. eit

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >>> shares of mcdonald's up more than 10% this year but down 2% today. we spoke with the ceo about what's working for the fast food giant and how mcdonald's is handling the economic slowdown in china >> we sound down with the mcdonald's ceo as they launched this new location in times square stocks have been on a tear up 22% over the last year but with all the tension regarding china, we asked if that is altering the company's strategic vision >> absolutely not. in the shorter term business slowed down a little bit as the economy is slowed down a little bit in china but in long term interest, it's an important market for us i think it will stay that way for as long as i can imagine >> and with all the attention beyond meat has gotten we asked if mcdonald's has any plans to get in the plant based burger business in the states >> we're trying to understand it better and understand customer's acceptability of that particular type of product. because if there's a buzz around it

today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> major averages in the red.s off session lows joining us at post nine to weigh in, allen patricof do you have a secret as to how to navigate this current investing environment? >> if i had the secret, i would be a miracle man we're in a crazy environment i mean with a $22 trillion deficit for this country, we have a president that is playing with the system every hour the latest of changing the tariffs 5%, what is it every other month to get to 5% i mean the world is -- and yet, the stock market is not going into chaos >> consumer confidence is high. >> yeah >> employment is great but the thing that i keep hearing from some is that you wake up in the morning and it's about managing global headlines. it's to longer about finding great ideas. what do you make of that >> i can't agree with that because i'm the world of great ideas. that's all i do. if you judge by the activity in our firm, you are monitored for a week you would say the world is in great shape and we have more exciting new projects happening whether