. >> rob: and i'm rob schmit. all eyes on the senate as republicans take one step closer to repealing and replacing obamacare. heather: griff jenkins live in d.c. with details on the health care showdown. good morning, griff. >> not much happening in washington except for the health care bill. it is going to be a very busy week for mitch mcconnell and senate republicans trying to pass the health care bill as the much anticipated congressional budget office could release their score as early as today and optimistic president donald trump telling pete hegseth that he thinks they're going to get there. >> i don't think they are far off. famous last words. i think we are going get there. i can't promise but i think we are going to get there. >> this is the question, how far are they? republicans can lose more than two votes to pass bill and there are currently five who said they cannot support it with even more saying that they are wait to go decide. louisiana's bill saying if changes are not made, he's not on board.

rob. rob: pentagon now in anialation mode. former supreme commander in nato, retired admirable, thank you so much for being here this morning. what we learned from mad dog mattis is they will be more aggressive. we have to go after these guys and bring the fight to them instead of sitting back. >> first, we have to get away from playing defense. secretary mattis is just the right guy to do that. i will give you three things he ought to think about hard, one is increasing what we are doing in iraq and syria, probably a few more thousand troops on the ground, maybe going from 8,000 to 11,000. rob: sure. >> number two get allies in the fight, nato, they have huge capacity. number three, go after cyber, cut off their financing, go after the social network, if we do the three things, we the move toward annihalation. rob: president doesn't get much credit from the media, do you remember during the campaign, we have a plan and we are not going share it with you and the media assumed we had no plan and he has a plan. >> let's go back

rob: beautiful day. i'm rob schmit. straight to fox news alert. totally vindicated as james comey prepares to testify. ellison barber is live with the details. >> we are hours away from former fbi director james comey's testimony before congress and we already have a pretty good idea of what he's going to say because the senate intelligence committee released his prepared opening statement yesterday and in those prepared statements comey says that he did tell president trump he was not under investigation. he also claims president trump asked for a so-called loyalty pledge and suggested fbi drop investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn, the latter happened three months ago in oval office. quote, we were alone, the president began by saying, i want to talk about michael flynn, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting flynn go, he is a good guy, i hope you can get this go. he felt the president was requesting the fbi drop the flynn investigation but not the broader investigation into russia. trump pre

rob? rob: days before fbi director james comey testifies on capitol hill, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee admits there is no proof of russian collusion with the trump campaign. >> there is a lot of smoke. we had no smoking gun at this point but there is a lot of smoke. rob: comey heads to the hill on thursday one month after being fired. the president is not expected to use executive privilege to block comey's testimony. although we have seen a lot of that kind of talk in the mainstream media. meantime, russian president vladimir putin is shutting down claims that moscow interfered in the presidential election. putin telling nbc megyn kelly last night what president trump has said all along that this is fake news. >> i haven't seen even once any direct proof of russian interference in the presidential election in the united states. you created a sensation out of nothing. and out of the sensation, you turned it into a weapon of war against the current president. well t

rob: see you later. heather: bi. >> the fact is london is falling. >> a van plow looking in a crowd of people at a mosque in northern london. heather: one dead and a dozen others injured. >> hero actually donating to isis. >> we can't let this relationship us apart. relationship -- rip us apart. let our rule of law turn into an eye for an eye. >> president trump is calling the investigation a witch-hunt. >> no notification of any investigation. not a target or subject of investigation. nothing has changed.

rob: evan are you surprised. we may have an obstruction case gain the president or an investigation into obstruction. but still no investigation into collusion? does that speak volumes to what is going? >> i think that investigation, again, special counsel goes out and follows evidence where it leads, they are trying to hunt down and find out whether or not there was collusion. i hope if they prove there is none, they make this public, and put this issue to bed. but you see president come out fire james comey for varying circumstances, depending on what you ask, you legally have to follow that and find out what is going on, if we actual ge gout and look at ha happened to general flynn with his dealings, it is clear he most likely has broken the law in several actions, and already under investigation by fbi for separate matters, with business relations with turkey and illegal lobbiesing. we're fudge -- we're pardon me, we're create a false equivalencey between russia investigation and flynn investigation, the pres

rob: for sure. heather: 20 minutes until the top of the hour and south-mouth democrats desperately trying to win back voters with profanity tirades. >> had he kept any of the promises, sorry. [applause] >> i understand there's a younger audience. it's okay. heather: so have they crossed a line of fair and balance debate up next. rob: fake photos, parents outraged after their kid's year pictures are photo shop today remove trump's name. looks like a golfer shirt there. stay tune. rob: well this morning a blow to the obama administration reportedly keeping a major iranian cyber-attack a secret. the washington free beacon revealing iran hacked the emails and social media accounts of state department officials during a critical stage of the nuclear deal back in 2015 and critics say the administration hid this attack from the public because they feared it could harm support for that deal that they were so proud of. obamacare may give you health insurance but it doesn't mean it's good quality. more people

rob and jackie back to you. rob: 91 on monday? janice: 91. rob: too early to call in sick on monday? thanks so much. janice: you've got it. rob: ten minutes after the hour, pulling the plug, major insurer that made problems with obamacare even worse. jackie: thanks to amazon taxpayer money given those with benefits, now can rent movies, order groceries. rob: proud american, the pint-size patriot and his secret salute that'll make your money. stay tune to see it again.. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. . . . jackie: good morning, we are back with the fox business alert for you. thousands of americans now expect today lose health care plans after another major insurer pulls the plug on obamacare. rob: tracee carrasco from fox business telling us exactly what we need to know. >> good morning. anthem will pull out, now this comes after huma

rob: thank you so much. heather: it didn't take long for the mainstream media to go into meltdown mode. rob: predictions from president obama and former vice president al gore. >> on a sunny day in the rose garden what could be defined and construed as a dark speech. >> the day the united states resigned as the leader of the free world. >> we just watched a dangerous a man giving a very scary speech. >> one of the most bleak depictions of america after all in the world as an environmental partner. >> this was full nationalist america first, damn the rest of the world. >> almost like mad libs for conservatives. >> it was profoundly sad. he portrayed a very dark vision for the future of the country. heather: former coalminer who confronted hillary clinton on the campaign trail about her stance on clean energy says this proves donald trump is following through on his campaign promises. >> speaks volumes to the links he's willing to go to try to hold up to his promises on the campaign trail. for him to say we ar

rob: they hope they will. heather: calling out the left for it's hypocritical whining. >> first things first which i take issue with the democratic party calling this a secretive process when one of the leaders said you have to pass the bill to find out what is in it or one of the architects saying lack of transparency and american stupidity that allows the bill to pass but also in regard to president obama's statement obamacare is failing, and the premise that healthy individuals will be able to support the higher risk on healthy individuals hasn't happened, so trying to stabilize a marketplace that is not stabilized and help americans with premiums. rob: the new york times, the daily mailed, these pictures show former fbi director james comey stopping by the newspaper office in manhattan after he admitted to leaking private conversations with the president exclusively to the times, donald trump revealing he does not have any recorded tapes of those conversations. >> his story may have changed, you have to ta

rob: what do you think? >> is it fair for the media to attack the president for his tweet while ignoring the negative and often times personal comments made by the morning joe anchors. send your comments on facebook, twitter and email. heather: striking an agreement, and the july 4th recess. skipping a weekly meeting on tax reform. and the negotiating table. moderate and conservative republicans find a compromise after delaying the vote. if they could get a tentative deal in place they would reschedule the week of july 10th. rob: donald trump ushering in what he calls the golden era of american energy. >> these incredible resources my administration will seek not only the american energy independence we have been looking for so long but american energy dominance. rob: making that announcement as part of the administration's energy celebration, he will put forth actions to review existing policies, expand offshore drilling and increase oil, natural gas and coal. heather: in a few days donald trump will sit do

i would like to see rob with a man bun. that is just me. rob: keep dreaming. thanks so much. 38 minutes after the hour. major victory for donald trump as the supreme court allows parts of his travel ban, the biggest parts to take effect, why our next guest, a constitutional attorney says it is a fine of things to come. >> maybe we should turn the cameras on. why don't we turn the cameras on? >> tempers flaring with sean spicer. wait until you hear what donald trump junior just said about it. and epic response with carly shimkus. ♪ >> some drug users who overdose one too many times could be out of luck, ohio city considering a 3 strikes and you are out policy that would prevent first responders from administering a life-saving antidote to repeat offenders who are overdosing. middletown medics in ohio responded to 600 opioid overdoses. it is a real problem costing taxpayers more than $1 million. the state of ohio has the highest number of overdoses in the united states. >> some college students could bring guns to school starting this saturday, kansas will all

rob: is that mustache real? foxbusiness alert, the united states now a victim of a major cyberattack. rob: huge disruptions across the globe. heather: here with what you need to know, good morning. >> reporter: yesterday a similar attack, it appeared to target the ukraine where government officials and business reported interference to the power grid, government offices, banks, pharmaceutical giant merck became the first major company impacted, confirming the ip on twitter. the largest advertising company in the world confirming their system was breached, computers would receive the message that all the data was held hostage until the payment was made, $300, but coin was demanded. rob: illinois won't have any lottery winners anytime soon. >> reporter: the illinois lottery has suspended all powerball and megamillion sales because of the ongoing budget crisis and inability to pass the state budget. ticket sales of powerball with a jackpot of $92 million will be suspended tonight, ticket sales of mega millions with

is this another bad idea to fire rob rosenstein? >> the problem isn't so much with rob rosenstein, i think it's with these leaks coming from the department of juice. we saw jeff sessions bringing this up earlier in the week, saying there were several ongoing investigations, we saw the statement from rob rosenstein, talking about leaks that people are seeing outside the media. i think that's what the department of justice is dealing with at the moment. i think from the president's aspect, he's probably frustrated that there seems to be a daily set of leaks that are coming out. >> i appreciate what you're saying, but that's not what the president was saying this morning when he seemed to be going after the attorney general there, i'm being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, not a single mention of leaks in that sentence. i'm asking if it's a good idea, bad idea to taunt the deputy ag like that? >> i think ultimately the bigger picture going on this week, at the beginning of the we

rob: sean spicer as an answer to that cryptic tweet. that is next. ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah! . . rob: finally this hour press secretary sean spicer getting in on the ongoing debate over the word covfefe. >> do you think the president should be concerned that the president posted incoherent tweet last night and then it then stayed up for hours? >> no. >> why did it stay up for so long is nobody watching this? >> the president and small group of people know exactly what he meant. heather: responding to the late night tweet saying despite the late night covfefe. rob: tweeting later who could figure o

rob: thank you. heather: republicans and democrats showing solidarity with a standing ovation vowing to play the congressional baseball game is scheduled. >> refusing to let the violence. the century-old tradition. doug luzader from national ballpark. >> reporter: good morning. this is a big event in any year but especially this year. there was speculation that maybe the game would be canceled because of yesterday's attack. it will go on as planned with republicans and democrats may face one another on the field they ultimately play on the same team. >> let these people know they can't change the way we live in this country. >> important to show solidarity, the we are together on this end have a good time playing america's pastime. >> republicans will miss the services of steve scalise who was set to play second base. this is the guy who is a baseball fanatic. he has bats on capitol hill. paul ryan talked about this yesterday. >> knowing steve scalise as we all do he is likely really frustrated that

rob: it doesn't? head let more than 16 million misinformed milk drinkers that's more than the entire population of pennsylvania. >> half american high schools doing away with class rankings and valedictorians. creates unhealthy competition between kid. instead honoring students who score within a certain range. one kid had 48 valedictorians. everybody is a winner out there. we are winners right here. summesummertime is here. rob: that will do it for us. get ready for "fox & friends" coming up and some music. we will see you later. heather: happy friday. thanks for joining us. >> steve in his own way, may have brought some unity to our long divided country. >> everyone watched as the democratic team and the republican team all headed out to second base to take a knee and pray on the spot where congressman steve scalise would have been standing tonight. one of the men who helped stopped the gunman david bailey. >> i think everybody, republican or democratic can appreciate those moments that bind us toge

mike: rob, mike maloney. nice to meet you. rob: good to meet you. rob dyrdek. -lemonis: what's happening, my man? rob: appreciate you, man. how you been, man? i would have never thought the day you show up at my office with a skateboard. i mean, i'm -- i'm just -- i'm so happy right now. lemonis: i'm carrying it. i'm not riding it. rob: okay. sit down. show me what you guys got going here. lemonis: well, rob, i'm gonna have them give you a little background on who kota is. -rob: sure. -mike: kota stands for "knights of the air," a moniker that was given to the earliest fighter pilots. so, that's the essence of the brand. i flew f-14s in the navy out of san diego, actually. -rob: i've been in one. -mike: have you really? rob: threw up a little bit. -mike: nice. -rob: the g's got me. -nikki: [ chuckles ] yes. -lemonis: [ laughs ] the g's got you. -rob: and so, what happened? you made the skateboards and -- and -- mike: people started buying them right out of my driveway. then we developed this clear, non-porous grip finish so that we could move the primary art su

rob: i understand that. from places other than mexico which is the convenience of a land border and people wait forever trying to get in and pay money to marry someone illegally, much tougher. >> do the right thing to come here. rob: we appreciate you coming on. heather: coming up, the time is 5 minutes until the top of the hour. license and registration please. why this tiny tot was pulled over by the police. this these missed with the wrong person. a mom fighting off a would be person snatcher. ♪ ♪ you got the music in you ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great offers up to 40% off now through july 4th. find great deals now at booking.com. booking.yeah! . . heather: time

rob: let's get back on topic. everything is so political, nancy pelosi said there is nothing, can you give dianne feinstein credit for doing the right thing in the situation saying there needs to be an investigation? >> i hope there would be, there should be, she is exactly right about that but there needs to be more than an investigation. there is no collusion with this administration and russia, so we can drop the independent counsel, special counsel, there is no further need and now that we have collusion between comey and mueller, before he testified, also ran things by other people in the justice department when they did their memo. so much collusion. >> are you saying mueller should recuse himself completely? to be under investigation to leak those memos with a lot of other issues. >> apologize -- for destroying his life. and recuse himself from this matter. we don't need a special counsel. that was a ruse from the dishonest comey. with his 101 meeting with bush he lied about that too. this thing stinks to h

rob: when you think of 9 minutes on tv, that is a good time. the capital police officers who took down the shooter now hailed as heroes. congressman roger williams was on the field when those shots rang out. without those brave officers things could have ended a lot differently. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more. the thin blue line held today. law enforcement officers everywhere should be proud. americans everywhere should be thankful said this is the kind of country that produces these heroes. >> it is expected to be okay. heather: the president and first lady making a surprise visit to congressman steve scalise in the hospital carrying white flowers. they sat at scalise's bedside to visit the family after donald trump condemned the attack calling in a brutal assault and thanked those officers for their heroism and taking down that shooter. >> we may have our differences but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital, above all, they love our country. >> trumps visiting one of th

rob: got to be the best cud ler in the world. one in four americans have no money saved up for rainy day. >> show me the money! show me the money! rob: that's nearly a quarter of adult americans have zero savings to pay for emergency situations including a lay off for major medical bills. that is not good. heather: finally the ugly, a surprise for one person in texas. truck driver, take a look. >> oh my gosh. what the hell? >> get out of the truck. heather: that is a make calling out of the hood. slithering around. believed to be nonvenomous bull snake. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. we will see you later. heather: bye. >> prepared to send the first republican woman to. >> democrats 0 for 5. >> democrats still literally have no idea why they keep losing elections. if they did, they would would have wo run a real candidate with a real job. >> this is a race where they had all the money in the world where they were not able to deliver. >> belgium police believe they foiled a

. >> she now meets this individual, rob marku, online. a young man from new york. >> reporter: marku is 23. he lives in brooklyn, new york, and works as a furniture mover. he meets shelly playing xbox live. >> she sent me a message and i responded and it kind of went back and forth and we took it from there. >> reporter: as rob and shelly grow closer from afar, his family gets suspicious. >> a lot of them would say things like, oh, maybe she's not even real. they're using you and all types of stuff and i said, no, i know for a fact that she's real and i'll prove it. >> reporter: rob doesn't know he's falling for the woman we now know as the catfish. >> she makes me laugh a lot and she's cute. >> reporter: and despite the warnings, he heads to canada to meet her. >> when i first got there i was nervous in the car, it was a five-hour ride. i went to knock on the door and she just appeared right by my side and kind of scared me. >> he showed up and came do my room and asked ple if i want to marry him. and i said okay. >> reporter: soon the m

heather: live with details. >> good morning rob and heather. we have seen these attacks all too often a vehicle being used to mow pooh people down indiscriminately. this was targeted at muslims. just finishing ramadan prayers. being called a terrorist attack and being investigated by the counter terrorism yiewcket here. happened just after midnight near a muslim center just behind me. one man is now dead. over 10 injured. and it happens at a time when many muslims are out on the streets trying to celebrate the end of ramadan and now community members here trying to avoid division. but the stories that we hear are bodies strewn across the road. desperate attempts to save one person and still anger here. police arrested the driver as you say 48-year-old white man. weighs grappled to the ground by two by standards until police arrived. two men are being called heroes. eyewitnesses have also reported he said a number of times i have done my bit and i want to kill muslims. >> wait outside the mosque targeted muslims

. >> rob is covering it all this morning. good morning, rob. >> good morning, guys. it's warm out west. it has been. on the weather map, we have oranges, purples, reds, never a good sign. excessive heat warnings this dangerous heat wave going on now for over a week that has helped spawn wildfires which today continue to grow. this morning nearly two as soaring temperatures continue to bake the region. >> we're dealing with just absolutely unprecedented fire behavior out here. >> reporter: in utah, the brian head fire growing overnight, scorching more than 40,000 acres. high winds and the record-breaking heat fueling the blaze. charring everything in its path. >> it's terrifying. i mean, when it first started, it was scary enough. then it looked like it was out. and then, bam. >> reporter: crews working furiously to evacuate at least 700 residents as fires destroy homes, leaving families with nothing but memories. >> i see them save one cabin after another cabin after another cabin. they worked their -- they literally put their lives on the line to protect people's pr

chris: rob cites shocking numbers. three-quarters of the people sent to prison have some link to foster care. more than 70 percent of foster children will become homeless. his goal -- >> that every single child in foster care no longer carries a trash bag. but i really hope that we as a community realize that the over 400,000 children deserve the same thing that we give each of our children, and that's love, and that's letting them know that they are wanted. chris: i told you it was special. scheer says they raised $100,000 last year, and no one took a penny of salary. if you want to learn more, go to our web site, foxnewssunday.com. that's it for today. have a happy father's day. more all you kids out there,

you know rob rosenstein right now, what do you think is weighing on him? do you think he might step aside? is this the type of decision you see him making? >> what i see going on is that he is a potential witness to the obstruction of justice case, which some of my panel think that that is a fact, but he is a witness, he wrote the memo that is the basis for firing jim comey at the time. so he is, i know wrestling with that right now, because i'm sure he doesn't have clear visibility as to whether or not director mueller is actually investigating that yet and he knows that if that happens, then he's going to have to recuse himself. and i don't think ultimately this president is going to fire rob rosenstein, who he and i served together in the bush administration, but rob is certainly under investigation right now, and quite frankly, one of the reasons this investigation is spinning out of control. the appointment of bob mueller was not appropriate under those circumstances. >> i just want to make one thing crystal clear right now, the reason he could be a w

stone claim rob shaw imposes discipline in a desperate and arbitrary manner. other officers who did not se more serious misconduct, but were never forgetted for investigations. the fired officers claim a rogue colleague was involved in a hit-and-run dui accident that was intentionally not investigated by the department. another, they claim, has been padding his time card for years in his town showing him going home early will prove it. they accused chief rob shaw of correcting his white officers, if they saw a black person out late at night, they would ascertain why they were in the town, and officers were ordered, quote, if there's more than one black person in a car, there's marijuana present and they should investigate. this all comes off sounding like a police department here. that might be out of control. >> it's a public meeting. >> mike callahan didn't like it when i asked about the case at a winter town council meeting. council members said they couldn't talk either. >> it is, you know, currently being litigated. >> town leaders never opened of rob sha

rob? >> the list of records keep growing. san rafael, 105, livermore 106 and toward concord 107 degrees today, san francisco 88 degrees. san francisco airport up to 97. and san jose officially at the airport topping out at 103 degrees. now all of the local airports, san jose and oakland and san francisco, the hottest day in june since 2008. it has been a while since it has been this warm. this morning we started the day in the upper 70s. in the right, that is the noontime temperatures closing in

rob long and charlie hurt. thanks for watching. make sure to follow us on social media at twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" coming up. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier. what's being handled by the fbi, an act of terrorism. in our homeland. a police officer was stabbed in the neck this morning at an airport in flint, michigan. witnesses say the attacker shouted allahu akbar, arabic for god is the greatest. a canadian resident, who entered the country legally. look at the correspondence latest. >> confirming just minutes ago, investigating this incident as an act of terrorism. the

rob: thanks for starting your day with us. to donald trump taking a victory lap as he rallies supporters in iowa. >> it is always terrific to be able to leave that washington swamp and spend time with the truly hard-working people. >> we are proud of what we have done. we are 5-0. we will never be intimidated by the dishonest media coverage fighting only for themselves, not fighting for you. it lies before us to do extraordinary things. history has written by the dreamers, not the doubters. heather: ahead of today's big obamacare replacement reveal, good morning. >> reporter: a big day hours from now, senate republicans unveiled their plans reveal and replace obamacare but what is it remains a mystery. mitch mcconnell rolling out a draft discussion to its members behind closed doors this morning followed by some documents are not necessarily the entire bill, expected to be posted online later this afternoon. whatever is in it the president said it had better have heart. >> i have been talking about a plan with heart. had some

one victim 86 years old, police believe the two female suspects robbed two cab drivers earlier in the week. martha and maria never sbebt expected to be robbed here at gun point in the united states. >> i heard good things about this country and that they never think about this happening in this country. >> last friday morning around 10:00 a.m. the women were outside a relatives home in the unit block of kent road in upper darby. two women pulled up in this car believed to be a newer model dark sedan, they robbed maria and marta at gun point. they let the woman take the bag and the woman take out a gun and look at her and give her a quick bunch. >> the suspects got away with $700 from maria purse and $200 and a cell phone from marta. a cab was called monday night to coply road and one talked to the cabby and one when into the passenger side and put a gun to his head and took hundred. and then in glendale. a gun was there with a gun to his head with the female comes into the passenger side of the car. take a look at this car. police are certain that the public can help end this two woma

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book manuscript that rob and his mother held onto. and it's a fascinating document. half of it is about race and racial policy, and the stance that barack and rob taken that manuscript about civil rights process and civil rights policy is a very significant window looking forward into barack's political life. >> how would you describe your own politics? >> i'm a pro forma bernie sanders donor. in years past, when michael harrington was still alive, i was a very active member of democratic socialists of america. in the context of chicago politics, but i realized not everyone will know the names, i made up somewhat more serious contribution jesus chuy garcia, a progressive challenger to mayor rahm emanuel. >> did you vote either time for barack obama? >> yes. >> both times. >> i was england the first time, still living in england. >> rob fisher, i know that i've heard you say this out loud is an important part of this book. tell us more about who he is. and by the way, is he white or african/american? >> rob is white. he's originally fr

tonight, stephen welcomes jon stewart, john oliver, samantha bee, ed helms and rob corddry. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woo! ♪ ♪ hey! what's going on? ( cheers and applause ) how are you? what's going on, man? >> jon: what's going on? >> stephen: how was your weekend? >> jon: great. ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey! welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) huge story that broke just minutes ago, like, less than ten minutes ago. f.b.i. director james comey has just been fired by donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: wooo! >> stephen: wow, huge, huge donald trump fans here tonight. that shows no gratitude at all. >> jon: man. >> stephen: i mean, did trump forget about the hillary emails that comey talked about? i mean "thanks for the presidency, jimmy. now don't let the door hit you where the electoral college splits you. ( laughter ) i'm shocked. my heart is pumping. my puls

they usually did not rob passengers. they robbed trains going the right direction. it was flowing south at a time when they were flowing south for the cotton harvest. these are not rubes finding some easy excuse. -- i couldit better try to make an exaggerated thing to say jesse james is a terrorist. i use terrorism very carefully to say this is the kind of framework in which we need to be gay about him. in some ways he is a front runner. -- kind of framework in which we need to be thinking about him. in some ways he is a front runner. i was even more careful afterwards not to push it too far. and yet we have to argue against the evidence of we say there was no politics involved in his desire to be a public figure and in his public impact. and again, it is the lacked of a political context that turned him into a generic outlaw, a very daring and flamboyant one, but a generic outlaw at the end of his life and turns him into someone you could write folksongs about and people living on yankee land are seeing is a great folk hero fighting the appropriation. so, how my go

thank you very much, rob. great story, appreciate it. >>> coming up on "gma," johnny depp explaining himself for joking about assassinating the president. what he says he was really trying to do. trying to do. smoking with chantix. everything i did circled around that cigarette when i started taking the chantix that urge just slowly diminished and it was a great and empowering feeling. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix and get help right away if you have any of these. tell your healthcare provider if you've had depressio

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incredible heat, rob. thank you so much. as rob mentioned, much of the east bay tripped triple digits. and christie smith is live at the alameda bay fair in pl pleasanton, and yesterday five people treated for heat issues? >> yeah, that is right. i did check in with the division chief here a short time ago and it is looking like slightly f fewer people treated for medical issues related to the heat today and spokesperson for the county fair says that when it is hot like this, the crowd the tends to thin out in the heat of the day with those crowds returning as the sun starts to go down. >> reporter: at the alameda county fair, the misting the tent is a popular spot where the firefighters say they have treated three people heat-related illness. >> it is certainly hot, and everyone is taking care of themselves, and lot of people stopping by to use the mister tent to get a break. everyone walking around seems to be hydrating. >> reporter: anne strickland and her son from idaho and they did not expect the heat. >> going inside o

the rain reeling coming down so i went below deck. >> hold on there, rob. one more job for you to do. >> what do you want me to do. >> we got to swab the decks. >> oh, come on. this is a big deck. >> our students scrub better than you do. >> i'm trying, captain. >> let's go. >> scrub, scrub. >> reporter: needless to say i was not hired to be a crew them on that ship. this regatta was put celebrate the 150th anniversary of the canadian that say say -- speaker of the house but being assail lohr and swabbing the deck, i say no mas. to see them handle the boat -- >> i like how you toggle between french and spanish. really good. >> hess english is good. >> fair to middle -- >> don't you think he was fair to wicked good? >> wicked good. >> having a good time to boston. >> you did a great job. >> tell captain tom -- >> i got to nurse my blister. >> come on back tomorrow. >>> also coming up in "pop news." could michael phelps swim faster than a shark. >> my money is on the shark. i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my do

let's talk to rob mayeda, even hotter temperatures on the way for tomorrow. >> yeah, tomorrow, speaking of the tri-county fair, in the valley we're seeing temperatures at 55 into san francisco, let's talk about pleasanton and dub n dublin, 80 degrees for places in the valley, in the case of the tri-valley, temperatures up to 105, but north, up to contra costa county, and solano county tomorrow could see highs as warm as 108 degrees. spare the air day tomorrow and fire danger risk going up with the hot and dry weather. so the headlines to wrap up the weekend, a heat advisory except the coast in san francisco, the heat may be part of a seven-day forecast heat wave, we'll let you know when the hottest temperatures arrive, and more on the cooldown coming up in about 12 minutes, back to you. >>> already looking forward to that, rob, triple digit heat exhaustion, also grass fires to contend with in the east bay, and they expect it to be start of a heat wave here. nbc bay area sergio quintana here in the live team coverage at the alameda county fair grounds, so sergio, how hot was it here toda

. >> rob. two extraordinary fathers. ron, i don't know if you have any children, but if you do, happy father's day. >> thank you. thank you for that, i think. >> we're going to start with the breaking news in ron's personal life. >> we're going to be celebrating with some of our dads on set. one of those dads, rob, you a lot cooking in the weather department. we want you to look at this video of a huge downpour in kansas city, missouri, overnight. there is a massive storm system moving across the country. 80 million americans at risk for severe weather through monday. >> robert tells us there's also some stuff brewing in the tropic, so we'll talk about that, as well. >>> but we're going to start here this morning with true breaking news overnight. the search for the seven missing sailors aboard the "uss fitzgerald" has now been sadly called off. the bodies were found in the flooded compartments of the u.s. navy destroyer, which collided with a container ship off the coast of japan. >> and this development comes as we are

my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shocked, but they send me letters every day. they get mad when i don't talk to them. you know, they still love me because they understand how difficult this is for me, an i'm doing nine months for a first offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he hadn't allowed himself t