aishah: this is a fox news alert. i'm aishah hasnie in new york. we are waiting for a police news conference from gilroy, california, where there has been a mass shooting at an outdoor food festival. we are hearing at heat three fatalities and multiple people injured. this is about 30 miles south of san jose, 80 miles south of san francisco. you can see a lot of media waiting for police to tell us something. we haven't heard anything from police aside from this is an active crime scene. let's go live to claudia cohen who just arrived on the scene. what are you hearing, what's the latest on the scene? reporter: we are here awaiting the press conference with the gilroy police chief, the mayor of gilroy and the ceo of the garlic festival. this is double as a reunification center as people were separated as they raced to escape from the gunfire. i spoke to one of the vendors and she described the horrifying scene. she said she saw the gunman, she describes himming a a white man between 25-30 years old. she says he wore a khakis and green vest. she said

aishah: this is a fox news alert. i'm aishah hasnie in new york. we are waiting for a police news conference from gilroy, california, where there has been a mass shooting at an outdoor food festival. we are hearing at heat three fatalities and multiple people injured. this is about 30 miles south of san jose, 80 miles south of san francisco. you can see a lot of media waiting for police to tell us something. we haven't heard anything from police aside from this is an active crime scene. let's go live to claudia cohen who just arrived on the scene. what are you hearing, what's the latest on the scene? reporter: we are here awaiting the press conference with the gilroy police chief, the mayor of gilroy and the ceo of the garlic festival. this is double as a reunification center as people were separated as they raced to escape from the gunfire. i spoke to one of the vendors and she described the horrifying scene. she said she saw the gunman, she describes himming a a white man between 25-30 years old. she says he wore a khakis and green vest. she said

aishah: this is a fox news alert. i'm aishah hasnie in new york. reports of a shooting involving multiple victims in california. we are hearing reports from one to three possible fatalities of councilmen on the ground telling us there were three fatalities. we have not yet confirmed that. this is all happening in gilroy, california. we have confirmation from different hospitals of multiple injuries. several people injured. the medical center said they received two victims and we are expecting three more a half-hour ago, and stanford medical center said they are treating three victims. this is 80 miles south of san francisco. a councilmember in that community telling us there is a gunman in custody, but right now we don't have that confirmation from police. >> how many were shot and how many were hurt. i have a family waiting to get back inside. you said you left your dog at the festival? yes, i did. i wasn't thinking very clearly. i thought that was a safe place for her, but i should have put her in the truck. >> ought guy started shooting in the a

," i'm aishah hasnie. the international space station getting 5,000 pounds of supplies saturday. the supplies coming on a spacex dragon. two astronauts will conduct a space walk to connect the cables and high-definition camera. david ortiz is out of the hospital after three surgeries after being shot in a bar in the dominican republic. he'll continue his recovery at home now. the team says there will be an update on his medical condition next week. i'm aishah hasnie. show" for all headlines log on to foxnews.com. greg: is it worth it? they have more than ten items with the democratic georgia lawmaker to claim a lawmaker told her to go back where she came from at a grocery store. if it didn't start over race or politics but a guy with too many items in the express lane. >> he called me lazy and to go back where i came from because he had a couple of items i wanted to go in front of me he said i had 20 instead of ten. what makes you that angry? >> she later backtracked on racism because actually the lawmaker

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. california officials say it could have been worse. but they are relieved that's damage to buildings and roadways and gas lines weren't worse after the worst earthquake to hit southern california in 20 years. but they warn aftershocks could continue for days or weeks. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency and president trump has expressed a commitment to help the state recover. police say 21 people were injured in the blast in florida it's not confirmed it was a gas leak that caused the explosion. i'm aishah hasnie. www.foxnews.com.♪ ♪ greg: time for the summer movie trivia quiz. i asked multiple choice questions you hold up paddles marked a, b, c or d to answer. the winner gets a copy of my book, the greg gutfeld monologue now in paperback. we cannot afford prizes. , keep your own score. what movie is the first summer blockbuster film earning 100 million theaters? king kong, raiders of the lost ark, godzilla or jaws? we have three right it was jaws. [applause] so

aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. southern california reeling from back-to-back earthquakes centered in the mojave desert town of rim crest. the larger of the two is the strongest to hit the area in two decade damaging roads and sparking fire. seismologists warn more quakes could come in the days ahead. vice president joe biden says he regrets the comment he made about his ability to work with segregationist senators. biden telling crowds at at south carolina event that he's sorry for any pain it might have caused. i'm aishah hasnie, now back to. "watters' world." jesse: frederica wilson made this remark. >> those people online making fun of members of congress are disgraceful, and there is no need for anyone to think that is acceptable. we are going to shut them down and work with whoever it is and they should be prosecuted. jesse: joining me now is diamond and silk. you can't make fun of congress women on twitter? >> i believe that anybody and everybody should make fun of congress, especially this democrat congress

. ♪ [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. the east coast going through another weekend of hot weather. the temperatures soared up i to the upper 90s and combined with the humidity it felt like 110. the heat claimed the lives of six people nationwide. protests in hong kong turning violent with police launching tear gas cannisters while protesters attacked train passengers. they have been protesting against a proposed extradition bill. even editorial says beijing views this protest as a challenge to central government and will not be tolerated. i'm aishah hasnie. mark: profess, we hear a lot of talk today slavery, systemic racism. more than i can remember 20 years ago. seems to be a crucial part of rearadical agenda. does the -- >> the best line about declaration, i think, was spoken by bernard beylin great harvard historian of the revolutionary period, saying that declaration did not solve the problem of slavery, it created the problem of schif slavery. of their way of life, they saw no contradicting between the two, but you s

i'm aishah hasnie. authorities in italy says two american teens admitted to killing a police officer in rome. in an apparent drug deal gone wrong. they were being investigated for attempted extortion. the judge has not ruled on whether they will be kept in jail beyond the three-day period. police in canada releasing surveillance video of two suspects in the slaying of an american woman, her australian boyfriend and a third man. this after authorities are going door to door in an area where the suspects were spotted. i'm aishah hasnie. >> thank you very much. you guys are crazy. jesse: that was congresswoman rashida tlaib getting tossed from a speech by candidate donald trump. that's just a small taste of the rage sweeping across the country. watch. [bleep] [bleep] here with her diagnosis, psychotherapist dr. jen nan. has rage in america existed for a long time and now that everyone has a camera in their phone we are seeing more of it or are americans being more angry in public. >> i think it's both. we

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. the fbi and police in oregon are asking for help to find a missing 2-year-old boy. official say he disappeared after his parents died in an apparent murder-suicide. the couple was wanted in oregon on burglary charges. they tried to pull them over in montana thursday. and by the time police reached the vehicle the couple was dead and aiden was nowhere to be found. police say 3,500 people poured into the streets to protest the expulsion of opposition candidate from the ballot. the demonstrations lasted 7 hours. i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: a big win ine president's battle to secure our southern border. the supreme court ruling the president can use $6.5 billion in defense department fund to build the border wall. democrats don't care about border security, they refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the loopholes and asylum. it would be so easy. they want open borders which means crime, crime, crime! joining me now, the acting commissioner of

i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "life, liberty & levin." . >> so you're trying to pull this meeting together, you want the jews and the christians to get together, what happens. i told the man i'd like to have. [inaudible] he looked at me like i had a communicable disease. he was just shocked. that last community meeting, i ran by the orthodox rabbi and after the debate has been going for a while he said you know we know how to handle our enemy. what if this man is a friend. what if he actually intends to do what he said and so they agreed. we had a press conference the next day, the rabbi and i. when our picture came out the paper the next morning, death threats were coming to the church, tell the preacher we will shoot him before he ever has that night to honor israel. we had the night to honor israel, the building was packed. there is enough tension in that room to give a glass doorknob headache. we had a marvelous night. our choir was there, the hebrew was prude, it probably had him turning over in h

i'm aishah hasnie. police in canada on high alert as they up the manhunt for a pair of alleged killers suspected in the deaths of three people north of the border. officials releasing this video of two suspects. authorities are going door to door in a town near where the suspect were spotted. fox news is told fear are growing they escaped the area. protests turning violent in russia. 1,000 demonstrator arrested. 3,500 people poured into the treats to show opposition to the ballot in the upcoming elect. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." i'm aishah hasnie. judge jeanine: a big win in the president's battle to secure our southern border. the supreme court ruling the president can use $6.5 billion in defense department fund to build the border wall. democrats don't care about border security, they refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the loopholes and asylum. it would be so easy. they want open borders which means crime, crime, crime! joining me now, the acting commissioner of border enforcemen

essilor [♪] aishah: this is aishah hasnie from "america's news headquarters." two people were killed when a balcony and staircase collapsed at a south korean nightclub. one member of the u.s. water polo team sustained injuries. hundreds of people were at the club. police have detained two nightclub toners and two workers. back at home, we are planning to honor the 9/11 first responders. congresswoman karen maloney wants to hold a ticker tape parade. the mayor's office is trying to decide whether that's the best way to honor them. the president will sign a bill that guarantees medical care to the first responders for decades. where the suspects were spotted. i'm aishah hasnie. >> thank you very much. you guys are crazy. jesse: that was congresswoman rashida tlaib getting tossed from a speech by candidate donald trump. that's just a small taste of the rage sweeping across the country. watch. [bleep] [bleep] here with her diagnosis, psychotherapist dr. jen nan. has rage in america existed for a long time and now that everyone has a camera in their phone we are see

i'm aishah hasnie. "justice." judge jeanine: the democrats are attacking each other and apologizing all while the * catches heat for saluting america on the 4th of july. so figure. politics never takes a break for the long weekend, and neither does my political panel. stephanie hamill and host of the pro questions give product cast. this is the 4th of july weekend. everybody is all excited 4th of july, but i guess the left is not so excited. i am getting fed up with them, chris. they said it would be a show of tanks like north korea and it would be political, and the president had the speech on the national mall and he doesn't do anything political and all those tanks are there, there is nothing political about this. do you think they should have had the tanks and all the other stuff? >> i don't care about the tanks. i do care that rnc got tickets and donors got tickets. bull whatever. if the president wants to give a speech on the 4th of july that fine. i think he needs a few new speech writers. we know the battl

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. southern california reeling from back-to-back earthquakes. a 7.1 magnitude temblor struck last night it was preceded by a 6.4 quake northeast of l.a. the day before. larger of the two is the strongest to hit the area in two decades, damaging buildings, cracking roads and sparking fires. experts warn more aftershocks could be coming in the days and weeks ahead. a ride in new hampshire to honor the seven bikers killed in an area highway last month. it drew thousands of cyclists from around the country. the bikers were killed when a pickup truck hauling a flatbed crashed into them. now back to "justice." judge jeanine: the democrats are attacking each other and apologizing all while the * catches heat for saluting america on the 4th of july. so figure. politics never takes a break for the long weekend, and neither does my political panel. stephanie hamill and host of the pro questions give product cast. this is the 4th of july weekend. everybody is all excited 4th of july, but i guess th

i'm aishah hasnie. a size mowl just at caltech says the two epicenters from the earthquakes in southern california hit in less densely populated areas. but warning that a quake 6.0 or larger is likely to hit southern california every few years. and she says it will be worse if the quakes hit faults under large metro areas. admiral moran will retire. he. r. >> i see basic threads here. look at the democrats and the house judiciary committee and oversight committee and those who think the constitution. [inaudible] there is a disregard of the constitutional order. the same people who are attacking this president sam hughes violated the constitution, for the life of me i can't figure out how, that he wants to be a dictator, i can't figure out how, you look at this and use it myself but look at the elements. there would be no country but for the compromise on the electoral college. the bill of rights, there would probably be no bill of rights because it protects the individual rights but if we can vote, they

aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. concerns about a global recession growing today. china reported its growth has slowed to its weakest in 27 years. this raise is expectations the government needs to do more to increase investment. its trade war with the u.s. gets longer and more costly. novak djokovic beats federer. djokovic has 16 grand slam single titles to his credit, four behind federer. revolution. welcome back everyone. it's great to be here with so many fired up people. there really fired up about this topic of immigration. we will move on to a different topic but there's still lots of issues to discuss. we will stick with that topic for a moment. we have another question from jody. >> thank you for coming. my question is, my god, i forgot, how does the facilities on the border compare to how our homeless are living, for example in los angeles. does anybody. >> this is a question a lot of people are talking about this. you've been on this issue. >> if i have. >> i have indeed. what's your response. >> you're ex

aishah: this is a fox news alert. i'm aishah hasnie in new york. reports of a shooting involving multiple victims in california. we are hearing reports from one to three possible fatalities of councilmen on the ground telling us there were three fatalities. we have not yet confirmed that. this is all happening in gilroy, california. we have confirmation from different hospitals of multiple injuries. several people injured. the medical center said they received two victims and we are expecting three more a half-hour

i'm aishah hasnie. the worst may not yet be over. chilling words from the governor of louisiana as tropical very continues its destructive trek north. it has now lost much of its punch but it is still drenching the gulf states with heavy rain and threatening to bring tornadoes overflowing levies and power outages are expected to be major problems for days to come. new york senator chuck schumer is calling for federal investigation into the outage lf 72000 apartments and businesses in manhattan without power yesterday. schumer wants the department of energy to see what can be done to improve the power grid. the park outlasted five hours and utility crews admit they are still in the dark about what exactly happened here. i'm aishah hasnie and now back to more fox nation special. for all your headlines log on to fox nation .com. ♪ >> today is my privilege to award the highest military honor to an american soldier who demonstrated exceptional courage to protect his men and defend our nation. will you please join me in welcoming staff s

i'm aishah hasnie. once a hurricane, barry is now a tropical depression with winds of 35 miles an hour but forecasters are warning the flooding and tornadoes are still possible as the weekend storm moves into northwestern louisiana and western arkansas. louisiana governor says he is quote, extremely grateful the storm did not cause the disastrous floods that forecasters have been calling for. financier jeffrey epstein is due in federal court in new york city on monday for a bail hearing. he faces federal charges accusing him of overseeing a sex operation ring with underage girls. the government's case could hinge on testimony from longtime employees who allegedly recruited underage girls for him. they have not been charged. i'm aishah hasnie and now back to our vaccination special. to more fox nation special. for all your headlines log on to fox nation .com. ♪ >> today is my privilege to award the highest military honor to an american soldier who demonstrated exceptional courage to protect his men and

i'm aishah hasnie. back to tucker. >> tucker: the 2020 democratic president of candidates made it known what they want the most, illegal immigrants, radically extending the border, taking away the second amendment, helping families thrive is way down in their agenda present at all, but accidentally democratic candidates stumble ea the right idea. elizabeth warren may have doneen that. in economics, recently, she has been single republican -- been saying what republicans should been saying a long time ago. we praised what she said in their academic program, only warning what would happen if republican ignores it. let's begin with a thought experiments but what if the republicans bothered to learn what if they cared enough to do that? what if they understood and embraced the economic nationalism that was at the heart of donald trump's presidential campaign? what would the world look like now two and ap' half years later? for starters, republicans in congress would regularly be saying things like this. "i

i'm aishah hasnie, now back to. "watters' world." jesse: frederica wilson made this remark. >> those people online making fun of members of congress are disgraceful, and there is no need for anyone to think that is acceptable. we are going to shut them down and work with whoever it is and they should be prosecuted. jesse: joining me now is diamond and silk. you can't make fun of congress women on twitter? >> i believe that anybody and everybody should make fun of congress, especially this democrat congress because they are nothing but a joke. and you know what? i cannot believe we have a congresswoman calling for the criminalization of america because they call them out on their foolery. who should be prosecuted? this democrat congress for allowing the crisis to happen at the border because they wouldn't give the border patrol the resources they need to do their job. >> not to mention all the things they say about our president and his supporters. look they call him racist, they make fun of him. we should be able to do the same thing

i'm aishah hasnie. >> thank you very much. you guys are crazy. jesse: that was congresswoman rashida tlaib getting tossed from a speech by candidate donald trump. that's just a small taste of the rage sweeping across the country. watch. [bleep] [bleep] here with her diagnosis, psychotherapist dr. jen nan. has rage in america existed for a long time and now that everyone has a camera in their phone we are seeing more of it or are americans being more angry in public. >> i think it's both. we rewarded for it now. you will be the headline of a reality show if you throw over a table. you will be on the front of the news if you are starting a fight on a plane like this. i think the attention seeking is giving a lot of reward for acting out the rage. jesse: whether it's a baseball diamond or supermarket or airplane. you think they will think in the back of their head, maybe this will make me go viral? >> i think there is a misperception that rage and anger and violence perception is somehow powerful. it's not power. it's more power to show restrainltd

todd: aishah hasnie joins us with more on the korean peninsula. >> reporter: the regime is calling out south korean warmongers demanding they stop importing weapons and carrying out military drills. according to state media, kim jong un claims north korea is developing superpowerful weapon systems to remove the potential and direct threats. the regime testfired two short range ballistic missiles on thursday. for the first time since kim and donald trump agreed to revive denuclearization talks. even china is asking the us to strike a deal soon. >> restarting talks as soon as possible. this is a shared aspiration of international community. >> reporter: the president told sean hannity we are on the right track. >> haven't tested missiles, even smaller ones. and that doesn't mean it will continue. we have a relationship, president obama had no relationship, we would have been at war. carley: iran testfired medium range ballistic missile amid, shooting down the us drone and most recent capturing a british oil tanker. iran's actions will determine how the us responds. >> they engage in my l

aishah hasnie joins us with reaction, their attention turns to the aftershocks. is that a possibility? >> air happening right now. there was a 4.5 magnitude aftershock an hour ago and seismologists are warning there is a high possibility that there will be a magnitude 5 or bigger earthquake in the next couple days. thursday, 6.4 magnitude quake, the strongest quake that hit california in 20 years. have happened near the town of richcraft, 150 miles from la. this surveillance video shows bottles and food all over the place in a convenience store and this video shows panicked folks running when they feel the quake happen. the quake caused multiple injuries, house fires, gas leaks and cracked roads. >> really shaking, it is really happening but it was in sense. >> a rolling earthquake, 30 seconds long. >> it was rolling. >> reporter: account heard on fox sports when experiencing it and millions of viewers, watch this. >> suddenly bj -- having an earthquake right now. we are having an earthquake. i thought somebody was grabbing my desk. i have never been in an earthq

carley: aishah hasnie has reaction, everyone has turned their attention to the aftershocks. >> reporter: having overnight into this hour, there was an aftershock an hour ago and more than 100 have been reported across california. seismologists are warning there is a high chance there might be a magnitude 5 or bigger earthquake in the next few days. >> we should be prepared for the big one. this does not make it less likely. there is a one in 20 chance that this location will be having an even bigger earthquake in the next few days. >> thursday's 6.4 magnitude quake is the strongest quake to hit california in 20 years. it happened 150 miles from la. this surveillance video shows bottles and food thrown from shelves in a convenience store. look at this video showing panic crowds running when they feel the quake happened. the earthquake caused multiple injuries, house fires, gas leaks, even cracked roads. >> i could see the ground shaking and it is really happening. it was intense. >> a rolling earthquake, 30 seconds long. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom approved an emergency

aishah hasnie here to break it down. >> reporter: this is pretty bizarre, the country denying any strike down. the foreign minister says, quote, we have not lost any drone in the strait of hormuz or anywhere else. i am worried uss boxer shot down their own us by mistake. the president has a different story saying an iranian drone was spotted 1000 yards from the uss boxer warship in the strait of hormuz, the drone ignored calls to stand down and that is when marines took it down using a new picture coming in, specialized electronic jamming equipment to take the drone down. a pentagon spokesperson says the ship took defensive action to ensure the safety of the ship and crew. the president is calling on the rest of the world to help protect the gulf. >> this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels operating in international waters. >> this is refueling tensions after iran shot down a us drone on june 20th claiming it crossed its territory line. the country sunday captured a foreign tanker from the uae claiming the crew of 12 was smuggling oil. the state

aishah hasnie has more on what led police to the suspect. >> he is charged in the murder of allie and we are learning about his arrest and the hours leading up to her death. she is from -- down the road from where we are standing, last seen friday night outside a car near campus. she went home at midnight, no one seems to know why. later she and brendan were seen on surveillance video at a market 30 minutes from oxford and the campus. that's not far from where cops on routine patrol found her body the next day. they have not said how she died. allie's friends and family devastated. >> you never think it will be your friend, you just don't think that. >> i was out of breath when i heard about it. >> in memphis it appears brandon had blood on his clothes and a weapon when police arrested him at a convenience store in south memphis walking into that store wearing it ole miss baseball shirt. cops closed in on him, investigators tracking his cell phone and credit card activity. his father claims he's innocent, he released a statement to local nbc affiliate here and he says i know my son is

. >> aishah hasnie is in oxford with what led police to that suspect. a horrible story. >> at 22-year-old is here at the lafayette county jail charged in the murder of allie castillo who was 21 years old and taking summer classes at all this down the road, friday night outside a bar near campus, she went home around midnight and left again, she and brendan were seen on surveillance video at a market, that is not far from where cops found the bodies the next day. there are reports that she was shot multiple times and her family and friends are devastated. >> never think it is going to be your friend. >> i was out of breath and i heard about it. >> sources tell our fox affiliate it appears brendan has blood on his clothes and weapon in his car when police arrested him at the convenience store in south and this. this is a surveillance picture of him walking into the store. moment later cops close in on him. investigators tracking his cell phone and credit card activity, his father released a statement to the local nbc affiliate saying i know my son is inno

cecil spurlock opening up, aishah hasnie joins us with details on this case. >> reporter: he said he knew his daughter was gone. savanna spurlock went missing on january 4th. a lexington bar, police recently got a tip, from the garrett county home. belong to the parent of one of the men lasting with savanna. her remains were found on the property and according to police, beneath the ground. he had been begging god to bring the search for his missing daughter to a end. >> it was really justice for savanna. >> savanna had four sons, a 4-year-old, a new set of twins, his new job is to make sure they are happy and taken care of. david sparks shortly after finding remains, in charge with tampering with physical evidence and abuse of a corpse. the court entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. missing or murder charges, pretty early into this investigation, and how she got it. >> hopefully they will come up with answers for family too. thank you so much. 26 after the hour, iran tries and fails to steal a british taken with american aircraft flying overhead. what does this mean for the us?

. >> arsht center -- aishah hasnie joins us with more. >> it was inevitable the candidates away on this. julian castro supported the decision to pull the sneakers featuring the betsy ross american flag. the company did that after it spokesperson and former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick raised some red flags of his own. >> i was glad to see that. my hope is they didn't just do it to do it, they understand the significance. there are a lot of things in our history that are still very painful. >> data o'rourke telling jewish insider, quote, i respect the decision and grateful for the conversation it is producing. gavin newsom looking to profit off of this after arizona's governor announced his plan to withdraw incentives for big nike plants to be built in his state. newsom tweeted hey, nike, we are quick johnson over the border, thank you for doing the right thing. california is open for business and welcomes those that represent the best of our american values but not all americans think the flag is offensive. the tennessee smoky posting this picture of the betsy ross flag design on it

aishah hasnie breaks it down. >> the country denying any strike down. the deputy foreign minister said we have not lost any drone in the strait of hormuz nor anywhere else. i am worried they shot down their own spy by mistake. the president telling a different story saying at 10:00 local time thursday an iranian drone was spotted within 1000 yards of a warship in the strait of hormuz, the drone apparently ignored repeated calls to stand down and that is when marines took it down themselves using electronic jamming equipment. a pentagon spokesman said the ship took defense of action against the you have to ensure the safety of the ship and its crew. the president is calling on the rest of the world to help protect the gulf. >> the united states reserves the right to defend our personnel, facilities and interests. it calls upon all nations to condemn iran's attempts to disrupt freedom of navigation and global commerce. >> this, tensions after iran shot down a us drone on june 20th any claims crossed into territory lines in the country on sunday captured a

aishah hasnie has more on praise and backlash. >> 2020 candidates weighing in on this. julian castro supporting nike's decision to pull the sneakers featuring the betsy ross american flag. the company chose to do that effort spokesperson in former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick raised objections. >> i was glad to see that and my hope is they didn't just do it to do it but understand the significance. there are a lot of things in our history that are still very painful. >> fellow 2020 contender beto o'rourke telling the jewish insider i respect the decision nike made and grateful for the conversation this is producing. california governor gavin newsom looking to make a profit off of this after arizona's governor announced his plan to withdraw incentives for a nike plant that was supposed to be built in his state. he tweeted this, we are just a quick jaunt over the border, thank you for doing the right thing. california is open for business and welcome to those who represent the best of our american values but not all americans think the flag is offensive. this picture

. >> stand up and give applause to aishah and stephen curry. >> kids at the town camps, this is a moment years in the making for steph and ayesha curry. >> if you ever doubt yourself for a second, i want you to know you have two people in your corner. >> each are the pillars of the foundation kicking off at lake side park. a collaboration of their passions that gets kids out from behind the screens and gets them everything they need to succeed. >> obviously for me the nutrition side of things is important. i feel like that gets the ball rolling for them have an education. >> sports, learning about myself and building confidence and meeting people. >> in between the races, the healthy kids that keep the 71% of kids in oakland who qualify for free or reduced lunch, and sentiments from the children. >> came out here to help us. >> keeping a program like this in oakland where it is so needed even when the warriors move across the bay is what touches this community the most. >> it does mean a lot. i think as young philanthropists, it's also saying to a group of millennial leaders how to take

aishah hasnie is live in the studio with the post offense. >> the denver post made one thing clear, police must ask permission before using their pictures to solve crimes. this centers around an immigration protest last friday. protesters were pulling down an american flag from an i.c.e. detention facility. they tried to burn it. and then they replaced it with a mexican flag. aurora police tweeted this plea for help, posting pictures of the suspect they're looking for. one photo of a masked man with the american flag actually belongs to the denver post newspaper and the newspaper didn't waste any time, sending a cease and desist letter to police. so police responded by tweeting this blacked out photo instead. now why is this such a big deal for the post? well, the newspaper's editor writes that it's, quote, not a tool of law enforcement and that, quote, the aurora police department's use of our photographies a clear violation of copyright law and the denver post terms of fair use. now, aurora pd is regretting the way they responded originally, adding that, quote, we will continue to commun

lauren: aishah hasnie has the latest for us. she filed this report. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. there was just a 3.5 magnitude aftershock reported just about an hour ago and seismologists are warning everyone in the area, there's a high chance that there might be a 5 magnitude or even bigger earthquake coming in the next couple of days. now, this surveillance video here near the epicenter shows bottles and food just thrown all over the place from the shelves inside a convenience store. and this video, take a look, shows panicked folks running when they feel the quake happen. now, the quake caused multiple injuries, house fires, gas leaks, and cracked roads. >> i could see him really shaking and it's like it's really happening. it was intense. >> a rolling earthquake, long, like 30 seconds long. >> it was rolling. >> reporter: the moment was also captured on live tv as the herd on fox sports 1 experienced it in front of millions of viewers. watch this. >> suddenly you think obj and olivier vernon. >> we're havin

i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "the ingraham angle." ♪ >> laura: welcome back to this special edition of "the ingraham angle." tonight, we take you inside the radical left's plot to undermine not just the rule of law but our traditions and our culture, too. the launching point for most of their subversive begins at universities and destroying patriotic symbols. it happened at colorado state university recently. a task force's traffic of an inclusive language guide deemed words like "america" and "male and female" as nonincluesive offensive teams. i wish i were joking. call this trend anti-american chic. patriotism on campus is considered passe. trashing the red, white and blue is considers edgy and courageous. the new voices on the left have taken it a step further by questioning the very ideals on which this country was founded. >> this country was founded on white supremacy. every structure in our country reflects the legacy of slavery and segregation. >> the force that has come closest across ameri

aishah hasnie as more live on talkback and get our troops out of danger. >> the military releasing few details about exactly what happened but it was an apparent insider attack in the southern city of kandahar. the afghan soldier accused of killing the 2 americans wounded and taken into custody. the combat deaths bring the number of american soldiers killed in action in afghanistan to 12 so far this year. that number set to outpace the 13 servicemembers killed in action in all of last year. until the us is lost 2400 soldiers in the 18 year war. the trump administration working to bring home many of the 14,000 troops still serving their following eight rounds of us-led peace talks with the taliban but the group refusing to sit down or even recognize the afghan government. before the second from the killings monday secretary of state mike pompeo reiterating donald trump's order to pull troops from the country. >> director from the president, he has been unambiguous, end the endless wars, tens of billions of dollars in expenditures and enormous risk to your kids and grandkids. >> pompeo h

if we don't tackle from aishah, it will not make much difference. that region emits more carbon dioxide than anywhere in the world. the reason is coal. two-thirds of china and three-quarters of india's electricity was generated by coal. as "washington post" notes, emission emissions could increase. the green new deal focus on the west ignoring this inconvenient truth. poor countries won't be able to turn away from fossil fuels unless rich countries help them get access to cleaner, often more expensive forms of energy. leaders have known this for some time but they have never quite figured out how to act on it. the harvard economist offers an idea, a world carbon bank. he said in an interview to "gps" could be modelled on the world bank with secretary and technical staff. there would be a lot of details to hammer out but it would help poor countries wean themselves off fossil fuels by new technologies and projects. it would funded by world bank through bonds backed by rich countries. it could partially be funded through a carbon tax on rich countries

aishah is in the newsroom with breaking details for us. horrible news. >> so sad. deputies search for the escape suspect. that murdered deputy was chasing a stolen vehicle when it crashed in gainsville late last night. and that is when the suspects jumped out and

aishah hasnie joins us with the latest details. police are releasing new photos in the search for the suspect. >> reporter: yes, they are. the families are worried there's a killer on the loose in canada as they come to terms with the brutal murders. 24-year-old china dese from north carolina and her 23-year-old boyfriend, lucas fowler, were found dead on the side of a highway in british columbia. a woman claiming to have seen the couple said their van broke down sunday on the side of the highway and she asked the couple if they needed help. lucas' father said we're just in a very bad place. to add to the mystery. australian media reporting that police found another man dead not far away on the same road next to a vehicle. china's brother said he's worried there's a killer on the loose. >> this isn't enough. this is not enough and there's a huge safety concern for people traveling in canada, around that area this summer and right now. >> reporter: canadian authorities are saying this is not related to the murdered couple. >> there'

rob: aishah hasnie joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this north carolina woman was brutally murdered, on vacation with her boyfriend. china deese and lucas fowler were found dead on the side of a highway in british columbia. they were on a road trip through canada driving a 1986 chevy van. a woman claiming to have seen the couple, said she saw the van broke down on the side of the highway. china's brother said the family isn't getting a lot of information from police. >> this is not enough. there's a huge safety concern for people traveling in canada around that area this summer and right now. >> reporter: this is all unfolding amid fears that there's a serial killer on the run. australian media reporting that police found another man dead not far away on the same road next to a burnt vehicle. but authorities insist this is not related to the murdered couple. >> we have nothing to indicate that their deaths are linked to any other active and ongoing investigations in the area of the province or that there's a heightened risk to public safety. >> reporter: canadian police have not rel

. >> aishah hasnie has details. >> reporter: we learned this was in the works for weeks and is not a direct response to the recent iranian provocation. they explained that this movement of forces provides an additional deterrent and ensures our ability to defend forces in the region from emergent threats. iran seized

aishah hasnie with us now. how is it there? >> reporter: they've been having aftershocks all through the night, overnight hours. in fact, just about 15 minutes ago there was a 3.5 magnitude quake, so it's really scary and seismologists are warning there's a very high chance that there will be a magnitude 5 or even bigger earth quake in the next couple days. >> one should always be preparing for a big one. this does not make it less likely. there is about a one in 20 chance that this location will be having an even bigger earthquake within the next few days. >> reporter: so thursday's 6.4 magnitude quake is the strongest quake to hit california in some 20 years. it happened near the town of ridge crest, it's about 150 miles from la. and this surveillance video really shows what went down there. this is close to the epicenter. shows bottles and food thrown all over the place inside a convenience store. this video shows panicked people running when they felt the quake happen. now, the earthquake caused multiple injuries, house fir

steve: all right, aishah, thank you very much. pete, you are a military man. explain to me why iran would say wait a minute, all of our drones returned to home base. they didn't shoot anything out of the sky? pete: because they are not held to accountability. of course if one ever our drones was shot down some colonel somewhere is held accountable to somebody else. pete: they have to save face. they would never admit this type of a situation they will use their propaganda to say what they want to say. we know the truth, they know the truth. this was coming. they are feeling the pressure right now. we can take steps to continue to say we're the big dogs in the neighborhood. ainsley: we sent out several warnings according to reports and used electronic jamming some say to bring it down. steve: we showed that device. pete: give them every chance. they continue to be provocative you shoot it down. steve: iran is in trouble now, the ambassador to the united nations was in new york yesterday. he said the united states is trying to starve our people and deplete our t

steve: all right, aishah, thank you very much. meanwhile we start this with fox news extreme weather alert. the state of louisiana currently under a state of emergency as severe flooding has stunned new orleans and a major storm now bearing down on the gulf coast potentially could become a tropical storm or, perhaps, a hurricane by saturday. ainsley: flash flooding turning the streets into rivers, forcing some of the residents to cut across town in coul kayaks. dark clouds and waterspout touching down on a local lake there. griff: meteorologist adam klotz is live with us tracking the storm. big easy is getting hit hard. adam: couple days out initial rain bands hitting new orleans. a lot more rain before said and done. still a low pressure system. before the day is over likely turning into a tropical storm. current there is forecast to run up to a category 1 hurricane. very late friday or very early saturday morning before making landfall. pay attention to that speed. this is crawling across the gulf of mexico which means there is

aishah is in the newsroom with breaking details for us. horrible news. >> so sad. deputies search for the escape suspect. that murdered deputy was chasing a stolen vehicle when it crashed in gainsville late last night. and that is when the suspects jumped out and they opened fire. the deputy involved returned fire and actually hit one of them. that suspect was taken to the same hospital where the deputy died. their condition is still unknown at this hour. that deputy, by the way, has not yet been identified but, as you can imagine, his fellow officers very shaken up. >> the agency as a whole is taking it hard as any law enforcement agency does when this loses an officer or a deputy and processing through that but, you know, no closure now with suspect still on the loose. >> this marks the 24th officer shot and killed in the line of duty just this year. just a couple weeks ago deputy troy chisholm was shot and killed responding to a assault and battery call. they are using helicopters and infrared term and condition nothing to search for the suspects of course still

. >> aishah hasnie has details. >> reporter: we learned this was in the works for weeks and is not a direct response to the recent iranian provocation. they explained that this movement of forces provides an additional deterrent and ensures our ability to defend forces in the region from emergent threats. iran seized two oil tankers from the strait of hormuz on friday. one was released. one is still captured. iran's revolutionary guard claims the ship was seized for noncompliance with international maritime laws. the president saying iran is nothing but trouble and taking a swipe at former president obama for agreeing to a short-term deal with iran's leaders. >> the ridiculous agreement made by president obama expires in a very short period of time. it was a short-term agreement. when you're dealing in countries, you have to deal in 50 years and 100 years, you don't deal in the short term. that was a ridiculous agreement. >> reporter: u.s. already has a large military presence in the persian gulf and very few oil tankers because of increased energy production here at a home. but germ