many international folks outside of the states were killed. bryan, thank you very much for that report. meanwhile, president trump is going to be departing hawaii for his first stop on a crucial asia trip. kevin corke is waiting for him in tokyo, and he joins us. kevin? reporter: david, my man, good to talk to you as we say good evening from tokyo, japan, as the president is now set to begin his 11-day visit here to asia. by the way, longest trip to the continent by an american president in more than a quarter of a century. as you know if you ve been following along, the president did make his way to the 50th state of hawaii before making his way to asia, stopping with the first lady, melania. the two had a chance to stop in honolulu, the president then had a briefing with pac-com and the two had a chance to visit pearl harbor. we re looking forward to learning more about that opportunity for the first family. the president is on his way to japan, then south korea, and
d.o.j. this afternoon, my blood began to boil. cops are hurt every day. cops are killed in the line of duty. i find this statement to be absolutely outrageous. welcome back to the 11th hour. new york city s mayor and police commissioner there firing back at the president and his attorney general jeff sessions. sessions just yesterday sparked outrage for his islands in the pacific comments that happened to be about the 50th state of hawaii. today turned his sights on so called sanctuary cities, cities who don t detain someone solely because of their immigration status. the d.o.j. again threatened to cut off federal funding to those cities. new york got something extra. in a statement accompanying the letters, the justice department specifically called out what it called new york city s soft on crime stance as causing an increase on murders.
duty. i find this statement to be absolutely outrageous. welcome back to the 11th hour. new york city s mayor and police commissioner there firing back at the president and his attorney general jeff sessions. sessions just yesterday sparked outrage for his island in the pacific comments that happened to be about the 50th state of hawaii. today turned his sights on so-called sanctuary cities, cities who don t detain someone solely because of their immigration status. the d.o.j. again threatened to cut off federal funding for law enforcement to those cities. new york got something extra. in a statement accompanying the letters, the justice department specifically called out what it called new york city s soft on crime stance as causing an increase on murders. quick fact check here. new york city s crime stats thankfully have been trending down and not up. another way of thinking of this story is this. six blocks from here on a foggy