Dagen a big show this morning everybody. Of course well be covering the weekend shootings in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. And the political call even the nationwide call for something to change. Joining the conversation this morning, barons associate editor, jack howell, lee carter and mitch rochell. Welcome, all. So much to cover. So much to cover. I dont even know where to begin today. Dagen a somber morning for this nation, most certainly. Lets start with trade and whats going on in the market. So our top story, trade tensions, Global Futures and markets around the world, u. S. China trade talks at a standstill and possibly taking a step back. The chinese yuan taking a step back, many see it as a response to President Trumps planned tariffs and a sign that any trade agreement is on hold. China hitting American Farmers, asking china asked state owned companies in that nation to stop importing american agricultural products. This is according to bloomberg news. China denying the a
A roundup of the days events. A roundup of the days events. Both officers fire, Shooting Blevins four times. Blevins later dying. At a Press Conference today, members of a police union said the two officers acted heroically and believed their lives were in danger. The whole time, hes looking back, getting position on where the officers are at to acquire a target to shoot them. Reporter at a later Press Conference, the county prosecutor took to the podium to defend the police department. But before he could announce charges would not be filed against the two officers, family and protesters rushed the podium, cutting him off. We want the cops arrested within the next 48 hours and prosecuted to the fullest degree of the law, because this was murder. And alex perez joins us live tonight from minneapolis. Alex, emotions raw there. We saw the family and the protesters at that News Conference today. They want justice for their family member. And the city bracing for possible more protests . R
In a few hours the secretary of state will travel to meet here with leaders from japan and south korea to update them on his conversations in pyongyang over the past couple of days. To the secretary, he made progress. The North Koreans, the talks were regrettable. The secretary, this is one third trip to pyongyang and north korea. The first one where he had no meeting directly with kim jongun. The state Department Says there was never an expectation that they will meet on the trip. As for the discussion with his negotiating team, mike pompeo said they work through difficult issues and set up a framework to accomplish more. The North Koreans also confirmed the facility, we talked about what it would look like for the structure and facility as well. The progress there as well. I know we have laid out a path for further negotiations. So that the two teams can get together and continue discussions. The North Korean Foreign Ministry statement criticizing u. S. Demand also included a message
Deadly fireworks explosions. More than a dozen killed in backtoback blasts, including police and firefighters pluse rks stunt gone horribly wrong. The mother that took on that c carjacker. The crook taking off with her and good evening. Its great to have you with us on a busy thursday night. Im tom llamas, in for david. Tonight, we begin with that breaking news. The epa chief, scott pruitt, has resi resigned. President trump stood by pruitt as he relentlessly rolled back environmental regulations, carrying out the president s agenda. But claims of legal and ethical violations mounted, about that 43,000 phone booth, first class travel, 24 7 security and his use of his staff and his position for his personal benefit. The balance finally tipped, and tonight, the president has accepted his resignation. Shuffling his cabinet one more time. Abcs chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl starts us off at the white house. Reporter he was front at center at the white house fourth of july pi
Police and firefighters responding to the scene. Plus, the fireworks stunt gone horribly wrong. The mother that took on that carjacker. The crook taking off with her car. Her kids in the backseat. What she says she was forced to do. And good evening. Its great to have you with us on a busy thursday night. Im tom llamas, in for david. And tonight, we begin with that breaking news. That epa chief, scott pruitt, has resigned, amid growing ethics scandals and calls for him to step down. President trump stood by pruitt as he relentlessly rolled back environmental regulations, carrying out the president s agenda. But claims of legal and ethical violations mounted, about that 43,000 phone booth, first class travel, 24 7 security and his use of his staff and his position for his personal benefit. The balance finally tipped, and tonight, the president has accepted his resignation. Shuffling his cabinet one more time. Abcs chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl starts us off at the white