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A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. later we learned exactly the opposite. president trump s legal team wrote in a memo to the special counsel robert mueller and i quote: have you received all the notes, communications and testimony indicating that the president dictate add short but accurate response to the new york times article on behalf of his son donald trump jr. he dictated it sanders did not answer questions about how that could be that districted her original statement, which it did. instead she referred reporters to outside counsel. president trump s admission on twitter comes as legal team and special counsel robert mueller negotiate the terms of a possible sitdown between mueller and president trump our chief house correspondent john roberts is live this afternoon on the north lawn. hi, john. good afternoon to you. the president and white house staff keeps saying they like this mueller investigation to wrap up as quickly as ....
Katy Tur hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. that s right, katy. you know, the president tweeted sunday in response to our article that he is not worried about don jr., but people who have been talking to him on the phone say in fact he is worried about his son. he is worried about a lot of aspects related to this russia probe, which is getting closer and closer to him, to his family, to his associates, to his orbit. it s uncomfortable at the moment. there is some concern that he has that his son may be found to have violated the law somehow, you know. one person speculated maybe his son could have perjured himself in interviews at some point. i mean, the president just doesn t know at this point what could be in store for his son. it is a source of concern and it s one of many things that s fueling what we re seeing, which is a real public lashing by the president of mueller again and again and again, tweeting more than he has befo ....
A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. acknowledged that the police have asked him questions about mollie. he told me does not know the results of that lie detector test and he insists he has nothing to do with her disappearance. shep? shepard: matt finn on scene brooklyn, iowa. the judge in paul manafort s trial has apologized now to the special counsel robert mueller s team for being too harsh on them in font front of the jury. yesterday the judge criticized prosecutors from allowing an expert witness from the irs to stay in the courtroom while other witnesses were testifying. prosecutors pointed out he had already okayed. this now the judge says he was wrong. more on that ahead. the feds say president trump s former campaign chairman was the master mind of a multi-million-dollar scheme to evade u.s. taxes and banking laws. he faces more than a dozen charges connected to lobbying he did for a pro-russia political group in ukraine. paul ma ....
dana: thanks for being here today, set your dvr and never miss an episode of the five. he is the news guy you can t help but like, up next it s mik mike. mike: the final frontier becomes the next frontier, russia says the new u.s. sanctions over the poisoning of a spy are unacceptable and a deeply disturbing look inside the mind of a teenager behind the parkland high school massacre. this is special report . good evening, while welcome to washington. a new kind of space race is underway tonight and it does much more concerned with weapons and war than peace and exploration. the trump administration is formally launching its new military branch called the space for submitted what the vice president called a crowded and adversarial landscape. correspondent kristin fisher starts us off with what could be the epic and expensive expansion of the pentagon s power and responsibility. we are talking about a major reorganization of the u.s. military. the trump administration ....
mcdonalds for life. let s get to it now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. shepard: first from the fox news deck this friday afternoon, the teenaged girl who you may have heard about surviving, getting pushed off a bridge and falling 50 feet into a river is now talking about what happened. she says she could have easily drowned but a group of people nearby helped her, including an off-duty emt. cell phone video of the push has gone viral. 3, 2. no i won t. ready? [screams] shepard: 50 feet. the girl who fell into the water is 16-year-old jordan holderson. doctors say that she has five cracked ribs and a collapsed lung. jordan says the person who pushed her was a friend. she says the two of them climbed up to the molten falls bridge near vancouver not ready and then she pushed me. watch again. know won t go. 3, 2. once you say no. no. ready? [screams] yeah, you could hear the teen say she no longer wanted to jump. holderson says she ....