to fox or not to fox? - fox news is a hate-for-profit racket. i'll talk to fox news reporters, but what i'm not gonna do is give them a full hour of my time, so they can raise money, and they can raise credibility off it. - that's right. elizabeth warren, for one, is refusing to go on fox news, which is a little ironic because her tribal name is woman who talks to fox. but i do understand where warren is coming from. you see, fox news at this point often acts more like a propaganda outlet than a news outlet. so, why would you go on there and give them legitimacy? you don't argue with a crazy person on the subway who says, "the earth is flat." we all know that the earth is round, right? with a little handle on the top so that god can spin it. that's--yeah, i mean, what do you think? it just spins on its own? you guys are crazy. but seeing as there's 200 democrats running for president, there's bound to be differing opinions on how to deal with fox news. while elizabeth warren and kamala harris are avoiding fox news like cooties, bernie sanders, v

why fox nation? it is simple. fox news brings you the headlines you need fox nation goes in-depth bringing you more of the stories you want in the history they did not teach you but for example, have you heard of george welch? >> george has been called a forgotten american hero. he's not forgotten. he was a very good pilot. he was a maverick. he was very smart and tough. he was basically indifferent to fame and fortune. abby: joining me now, someone who's familiar with george welch, retired u.s. air force colonel and author of the book, chasing the demon, dan hampton. dan, thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure, abby. abby: can you tell me more about the story behind george welch? >> george welch is a fascinating man. most people are familiar with him in connection with pearl harbor. he was one of the few army pilots they got airborne that they to go fight the japanese. he was the son of a chemist and went to purdue, studied in engineering and got into the military before pearl harbor and happen to be in the rig

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fox news is at it again. now new fox polls which have always been terrible to me, they had me losing big to crooked hillary have me down to sleepy joe. fox runs a very professional polling operation, why is the president suggesting that somehow these numbers were deliberate or twisted? >> well, i think if you look at his experience last cycle which he alludes to in the tweet that poll after poll had he losing, he ended up winning with electoral votes, a president frustrated with public polling. i know that the data operation at republican national committee that's working hand in hand with trump campaign is giving us robust ability to understand exactly where all of the voters are that the president needs to talk to that are on his side and gettable ones and if you think about it, national poll when you're really talking about an election that's going to come down to handful of swing states. >> i understand, probably come down to a few battleground states, i'm just interested in attacks on fox, the president

fox news alert. north korea is issuing a solemn morning vowing to carry out more missile test. >> this in response to joint military exercises between the us and south korea. rob: things are tense on the korean peninsula. >> reporter: the regime is calling out south korean warmongers this morning demanding they stop importing weapons and carrying out military drills. according to state military a dictator, north korea is developing, quote, superpowerful weapon systems to remove the potential and direct threat. the regime testfired two short range ballistic missiles on thursday for the first time since kim and donald trump agreed to revive denuclearization talks last month. now china, north korea's closest ally, is even asking the us to strike a deal. >> reporter: the d prk in the us should restart talk as soon as possible. this is a shared aspiration of the international community. rob: the president told sean hannity we are right on track. >> haven't tested missiles other than small ones, which is s

the instructions for you are thinking why "fox nation" it is simple fox news brings you the headlines that you need but "fox nation" gives you the stories that you want in the history worker for example. >> a forgotten american hero. a very good pilot. very smart and tough. abby: joining me now someone who is very familiar with george welch colonel and author dan hampton. thank you so much for joining me. >> my pleasure. abby: tell me about the story behind george welch. >> a fascinating man in connection with pearl harbor with the airborne that day the son of a chemist went to purdue got into the military. >> why do you think this is a forgotten story? >> what made him a forgotten hero is he was a test pilot in early test flights and the contention is for a large number of people faster than the speed of sound broke the sound barrier before chuck yeager did. he got all the credit because it was a government operation and there were political reasons so nobody ever heard about what george did. abby: what made you so fascinated with the story? >> i like the underdog. despite the fact t

core, the parent company of fox news. he is now a senior vice president at the network. at this point the fox-trump relationship has been very well established. the new book american carnage looks at how this began. you a tore tim alberta joins me now. it's been a hot seller all week. you argued figures leak sarah palin broke the ground, loosened up the ground, how did that fox relationship manifest? >> it's pretty interesting, brian, when you think of the convergence of events around the obama presidency, the time he was elected in '08 and taking officer in '09, we focused oand the political polarization. all of that plays a huge role in what we see today. the other important thing is the explosion of social media, the continued advancement of fox news and the cable news ecosystem and how that played into the information or misinformation in some cases that voters were receiving. obviously, the tea party wave and the ascent of trump. much of that was intertwined with fox news consuming an ever growing share of the sort o

i'm back for "fox news @ night" at 11:00 p.m. eastern. please join dana perino for fox news sunday. she'll have democratic president just ended and colorado senator michael bennett among her. also this sunday on fox sunday , united states will battle netherlands, kickoff is at 11:00 a.m. eastern. good luck to "the "the women. "the story" hosted by ed henry start right now. speed to go have a good weekend. this is the story tonight. >> we had great numbers this morning. it was 224,000 jobs. really unexpectedly dead. our country continues to do really well. really, really well. well. >> ed: presidents from putting them in solid position for the election. and the latest job numbers, look at this. 220,000 jobs created last month alone? that was on

"fox and friends" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert was a person of interest is being questioned in the case of the mixing kentucky mother of 4. this coming as human remains are found overnight where police believe savanna was last seen more than 6 months ago. >> reporter: police got a crucial tip at 5:00 yesterday and just before midnight they found human remains. they are questioning one person. this is happening in garrett county, kentucky, it is believed to be the last known location of savanna spurlock. the human remains are heavily decomposed so they have been sent to the state medical examiner's office to be identified. savanna is a mother of 4, just gave birth to twins in december. she went missing on january 4th. she was last seen on surveillance video meeting in a bar with two men. those men told police savanna left the garrett county home by herself the next morning but her famil

fox nation, fox nation, check it out, fox nation and foxnation.com. we appreciate it. carley: 27 minutes after the hour, michelle obama opening up about leaving the white house. >> to look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country, it was just such the opposite. it was a lot emotionally. rob: there you have, will the former first lady endorse a 2020 candidate and what difference would that make? we debate coming up next let's get down to business. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately

"fox and friends" continues right now. jillian: iran now denying their drones shot down by a us warship in the strait of hormuz in what donald trump call the defense of measure against the rogue regime. rob: are simmering tensions about to reach a boiling point. we have the breaking developments. >> people in the media go crazy with their outrage. they couldn't pass a resolution condemning anti-semitism by itself. >> marco rubio sounding off on the left's selective outrage when it comes to the president. jillian: as donald from condemns both send her back chad heard around the country will everyone see eye to eye? war of words in one liberal city. rob: apparently words like manhole and man-made are so offensive to some people they need to be banned. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: singing if you want to call it that. rob: puts everybody in a pleasant mood every time and you are like -- jillian: i was lip-synching. rob: doing a spectacular job. we hope you continue that. you are watching "fox and f

he is hearing a lot of them on fox news. look at the mentions of alexandria ocasio-cortez on fox, cnn and msnbc basically from january up until this weekend. she has talked about on fox a lot more than than cnn or msnbc. >> that is true as well for ilhan omar. we decided to compare them to a couple of the leading house democrats. democrats actually have a lot of power. we chose jim clyburn, for example, one of the leaders of nancy pelosi's house. we can put you on screen the mentions of clyburn compared to aoc and omar. you will see he is barely in the news compared to these freshmen congress women. tara, is that a legitimate complaint, the press is focusing so much on the freshmen, not on the actual leaders of the house? >> that is, of course, a

heather: you're watching "fox & friends first", we are back with fox business alert for you, boeing allegedly outsourced software development for troubled backed jets to earnings making $9 an hour, according to bloomberg which also say it is temporary workers often made errors, boeing denies the accusations, faulty software is believed to be responsible for two crashes overseas that left 346 people dead. former inmate is suing florida over bill that limits voting rights, nonviolent felons can cast ballots but state is discriminating against her wealth by not allowing her to cast a ballot until she pays $4,000 in outstanding fines, released from prison for drug charges in 2011. well, facebook is cracking down on ads that discourage americans from voting, according to facebook coo sheryl sandberg, the don't vote policy prohibition will go into effect this fall before the 2020 election, the company will ban all types of voter suppression by blocking posts that spread misinformation on voting methods, election dates or times and polling locations. and get ready for more pain at the pump, gas taxe

welcome to fox news at night. we start with kristin fisher who has the inside scoop on latebreaking developments. >> this is the room where both hearings will be testifying before the house judiciary committee at 8:30 in the morning and then testify before the senate intelligence committee and by mueller's side will be his attorney and longtime aide aaron deveney. this is a controversial move being billed as a last-minute decision. the house judiciary committee is not going to swear him in but the house intelligence committee is which means he may be able to testify as well in addition to mueller and the exact details are still being hashed out. nancy pelosi think this last-minute request is acceptable but donald trump describes this as, quote, a last-minute change allowing a never trump her attorney to help robert mueller with his testimony before congress tomorrow. never heard of this before. very unfair, should not be allowed. a rigged witchhunt. somebody else would prefer to have mueller testify alone, congres

"fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: more boots to the border, the pentagon deploying more troops as the border crisis spirals out of control. rob: will this be enough to help me agents in those migrant hotspots and is this a wake-up call for congress? letting team usa celebrating washington. jillian: it won't be at the white house. what she just accepted. >> your home run derby. heather: this may have been the most explosive home run derby major league baseball has ever seen. rob: a competition between two rookies. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i can make your hand clap every night ♪ i am the only living soul around ♪ rob: over there. jillian: that what you come up with? rob: a home run. jillian: go ahead and think that. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. congress's plan to move forward with terminal contempt proceedings against william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross. rob: the controversy over whether there should b

that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us, it will be a busy day. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> i will see a little bit of it. you can't take those bites out of the apple. >> behind closed doors were a year and a half. >> tuesday, july 23rd. the countdown is on to robert mueller defending his russia report before the american people. rob: what questions will be asked and what will way they find out? the rulebook handed down by the doj. disrespect for the badge. jillian: the video of nypd officers showing great restraint as they get down with water drawing anger and frustration from both sides of the aisle. a blast from the past to make your summer sweeter. rob: one of your favorite frozen treats is heading back to store shelves thanks to justin bieber. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: we got lit up last night. storms came through in the evening in new york city and it was like the end of the world. jillian: some areas with downed power lines, downed trees. rob: h

mike emanuel and the fox news at night team, take it from here. >> this is a fox news alert. the most significant escalation by iran in months, the rogue nation's revolutionary guard season a british oil tanker surrounding it with boats and helicopters and bringing it to an iranian port. the british government warns of serious consequences after holding emergency meetings in london. the question facing the president in a time his america first impulse, the british, asking for help, what will we do? welcome to fox news at night. our coverage kicks off with jill turner putting her national security background to work late tonight. >> fast breaking developments on this situation. we heard a short while ago the uk government has ordered all british cargo ships to stay out of the strait of hormuz intel otherwise notified. a spokesman is threatening serious consequences if the situation at sea soon. to fox news the acting secretary of defense, warning saudi arabia to defend against any iranian moves. centcom says this movement provides an additional deterrent insuring the ability t

they are coming up later on on "fox and friends". rob: they are coming to our city and if you want a little thing in your zing saying. jillian: i wonder what happens when they write those lyrics, it does make sense. rob: we have waited a minute to do the intro. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: thanks for starting your day with us. we hope you had a great fourth of july. i spent mine the best way possible with our "fox and friends" family and fans, it was great day. todd: but crushing it right now. i was at a party with my lovely wife. and at the party, i would make it, still a question whether i would make it. carley: a salute to america striking a patriotic court in washington dc as donald trump praises our country and the military but not everyone is feeling that american pride. todd: griff jenkins joins us with more on the celebrations and the clashes. >> reporter: the party was in washington dc _me skies and rain, donald trump marked his 243rd birthday by honoring the us military epicenter of hi

on the east coast, fox news alert for you, ice conducting deportation raids in major cities nationwide, live in washington as battle enforcing the law and protecting illegal immigrants boils over. extent of damage along the louisiana coastline, barry downgrade today -- downgraded to depression. the pentagon just fired a warning shot, "fox & friends" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, live shot from new york city, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm heather childers, thank you so much for starting your day with us, we begin with fox news for, you nationwide crack-down of illegal immigration underway this morning, ice raids planned in 9 major cities as agents try to round up 2,000 immigrants already ordered out of the country, kevin corke live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. good morning, kevin, good to see you this morning. >> hope you had fantastic week, white house officials say it's enforcement actions and they also add, heather, frankly enforcing immigration law, let me show you a map so folks at home get a sense of what we

rob: fox, the other fox, fox network, shepard -- jillian: also in the fox family. >> that was a wonderful transition. jillian: i thought you were going to say that was the worst transition. >> you can always count on me, wonderful. forecast not horrible, on the warm side. if you are tired of the heat it is sticking around the next couple days. we are talking temperatures early this morning in the upper 70s, 90 ° once again. pay attention to a cooldown in minneapolis, that is a little bit of a cold front, no surprise. when you get one of those you see the possibility of thunderstorms firing up on the frontal boundary, something we are watching along there. otherwise in the middle of the country temperatures will run up to 90 ° or so and that is working its way to the east coast, looking at 70 °, 72 right now. the time we get going to the fourth of july that is going to be getting closer to 90, 95 °. it will be incredibly hot all the way into the holiday weekend. jillian: it is july. rob: it is 94 in phoenix. jillian: for rob it is. might transition -- my transitions are better. rob: 38

ray open, fox news. todd: the white house ripping a federal judge's decision that blocks asylum policies. in a statement, stephanie grisham rights in part, quote, a tear any of the dysfunctional system that permits plaintiffs to find a single district judge who will dictate immigration policy to the entire nation must come to end. and obama appointed judge block the policy required migrants to seek a file in other countries before reaching the us. hours earlier the judge appointed by donald trump ruled in favor of that policy. todd: alexandria ocasio cortez will follow up on these remarks about meeting with nancy pelosi. >> are you interested in having a conversation face-to-face? >> absolutely. ainsley: the freshman democrat will meet face-to-face after a public disagreement on twitter over a border and packages sources tell fox news nancy pelosi is warning democrats not to disparage colleagues if they aren't in favor of impeaching donald trump. democrats renewing their call to oust him from the oval of

mike emanuel and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. ♪ >> mike: this is the fox news alert, it is the most significant exhalation by iran in months. the revolutionary guard, seizing a british oil tanker surrounding it with both helicopters and bringing it to an iranian .2. president trump heading to new jersey golf course as the british were government forms of serious consequences after holding a meeting tonight in london. the time where is america first is truly ascending among the british come asking for help, what will we do? hello and welcome to fox news and akamai mike emanuel , our coverage kicks off briley and, putting her back onto an work. good evening, jillian. >> good evening, lots of fast breaking developments, we just heard the u.k. government has ordered all british cargo chips to stay out of the straight until otherwise notifies. in its threatening serious consequences if the situation resolved soon. also breaking tonight, u.s. central command's confirms fox news the acting secretary of defense that's up mark, is authorizing the point of force to defend agai

in concord, ktvu fox 2news. >>> a mountain lion a crash tha nine people. it happened just before 10:30 last friday night near soda bay road. the chp says sanchez of kelseyville was in the northbound lane when she struck the mountain lion and then swerved into an oncoming suv. sanchez and three other people were flown to the hospital with major injuries. five others were treated for less serious injuries. the mountain lion was kill on impact. >>> in the south bay a pool heater set off a series of small explosions that forced evacuations in san jose. it happened just before 11:00 this morning on townson park circle. residents reported smelling gas and hearing a number of explosions inside the pool house where the pool's heater and other equipment were being stored. emergency crews shut off the power and gas and cleared the area of any leaks. no one was hurt. >>> the firefighterring efforts. >> battling wildfires could have a big impact on firefighters. the new study set to look at how the stress will impact their mental health. >>> and there we are tracking

lauren blanchard, fox news. heather: just days ago you may remember house speaker nancy pelosi was the target of the four freshmen congresswomen and now she's defending them. newt gingrich says this shows just how divided democrats really are. >> i think nancy has a huge problem. partially generational. she's a grandparent. this new group are people who look at her as two generations older. they think she's the problem, not the solution. they think were elected to clean out the congress, not to become part of the congress. so i think it's going to get worse and worse and of course what president trump did, is he forced pelosi to defend the people that she spent all last week attacking. and so if you watch it, it's almost crazy. last week guess who the racist was? it was nancy pelosi. this week, it's donald trump. because the only battle cry the hard left has is to call bad names. heather: president trump describing the democrats' new-found community in part of the dems were trying to distance themselves from the

let's get to a fox news alert and an update. the mystery deepening in the murder of a north carolina woman and her boyfriend in canada. police in british columbia say this man was seen in a heated exchange before they were killed and the surveillance video shows a couple hugging at a gas station just the night before. 2 days after their murder two teenagers were reported missing nearby. a man after body later found near their abandons burning car. police working to determine if all those cases are linked. how play is suspected in the death of one or miss college students, nbc affiliate reports alley was shot eight times. police have not confirmed the report so far. a deputy discovered her body near a lake on routine patrol about 20 miles from the mississippi campus. the 20 when-year-old was last seen on security camera walking near a bar on friday night. >> the department of justice sending a letter to robert mueller detailing some specific guidelines ahead of this testimony, his testimony on capitol hill tomorrow. griff jenkins

that's why i formed team fox business with chris hahn, our democratic strategist here at fox news and fox business, to compete this sunday for our eighth new york city triathlon. you have been so generous for the last couple of days, look where we stand now. $55,000. i cannot believe it. so many of you have stepped up. but we are aiming to beat last year's donations which were around $85,000. i would love to see more of you. i will take anything. $5, $15, $500. join liz's army, team fox business. all you have to do is go to building homes for heroes.org and you can put smiles on faces like we did for kirstie. it's just amazing. okay. >> i don't know how you top that. that's an amazing story. liz: you don't. >> you just take the vow. she's an amazing person. liz: they all are. all the sacrifice. >> the sacrifice, and she's doing great. by the way, it's a great organization. liz: you want to join and do the triathlon with me? >> no. you know what, i want you to know, i ran six miles this morning. six miles. liz: in 90 degree heat. >> it was 86. liz: uphill both ways. >> no. it was on a

we begin with a fox news alert for you. the search is on for a killer in canada after a young couple is found dead. police say american china dese and australian lucas fowler were murdered while traveling. 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 e

heather: friday, july 4th -- july 12th, this is "fox and friends first". on the east coast, justice for savanna spurlock. the family of the kentucky mother speaking out in the fox news exclusive after her remains were found 6 months after she vanished. one suspect behind bars as investigators try to uncover exactly how she was killed and who was involved. millions of americans bracing for wh

that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> we can't let iran have a nuclear weapon. we are in a position to do far worse. >> tuesday, july 2nd, fox news alert, donald trump has a fresh warning for iran after the rogue nation violates a key condition of the obama era nuclear deal. >> and what comes next for the white

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we've got fox news coverage tonight. bret baier, peter doocy, howard kurtz, and we start with correspondent kristin fisher, live just outside the box theater with some make or break debate performances. good evening. >> good evening, shannon peered heading into tonight, there was so much talk about the two most progressive candidates going head-to-head, senator elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. but instead, this turned out to be a fight between the more moderatern candidates and those two progressives. for really the soul of the democratic party, no issue was that more point than the issue of health care. here is senator bernie sanders responding to some of his opponents who called his plan for medicare for all political suicide.e. >> you're wrong. [laughter] [applause] right now, we have a dysfunctional health care system. we should deal with the tragedy and give everyone health care is a right, but why do we have to be the party of takinge something away from people? >> no, where the democrats,

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>>> this is the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2. >> a freeway shooting shut down a stretch of interstate 880 for more than two hours tonight. one person was hit by gunfire and wounded. the investigation into that freeway shooting created a mess for countless drivers heading north on 880 to oakland and points beyond. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the shooting happened in the northbound direction of 880 at 98th avenue in oakland. that's just south of the oakland coliseum near the oakland airport. police say the shooting happened about 6:30 tonight. the freeway didn't reopen until 8:40 tonight. that's what you're seeing here. our traffic camera was rolling at the exact moment when the highway patrol allowed drivers to resume using all lanes of traffic. developing news from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she was on that closed stretch of freeway but has moved near the coliseum where the road re-opened. jenna, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, frank, what a difference it makes, this is moving freely. an hour and a half ago it was such a mess. a lot of frustrated dri

"fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: this is a fox news alert. two us soldiers killed by an afghan soldier who turned his gun and opened fire. >> a suspected insider attack as the us wants to strike a truce with the taliban. we are live with

"fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us was a person of interest is being questioned in the case of a missing kentucky mother of four. rob: human remains were found where savanna spurlock was seen 6 months ago. >> reporter: this could be a very tragic end to the 7 month search. at 5:00 yesterday, just before midnight they found human remains, now they are questioning one person, this is happening at home in garrett county believed to be the last known location of savanna spurlock. the remains are heavily decomposed. that is why they have been sent to the state medical examiner's office to be identified. a mother of 4, she had just given birth to twins in december. she went missing on january 4th. he was last seen on surveillance video leaving a lexington bar was three other men. those men told police savanna actually left the garrett county home by herself the next morning but her family doesn't believe that. police have searched this house. at least one other time. >

heather: live look at new york city, big and rich performing on fox square all morning long on "fox and friends" for the all-american summer concert series. definitely head down. you don't want to miss that. i bet there will be a huge crowd today, very fitting of the day after 4 july. finally, the island featured in the film fire festival's promotional vehicle is up for sale. you can buy it, a private island in the bahamas for just $11.8 million, the fire festival ended up in a different island. with fema tents, canceled performances and cold cheese sandwich. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a patriotic proposal for a special couple. us airman james macarthur getting down on one knee during a local fourth of july parade in minnesota. he deployed for 9 months. he had one big question to ask his girlfriend, she said yes. congratulations. now the bad. fourth of july getting an early start forcing firefighters to dodge rockets. exploding out of control at a south carolina store, the fire sparking in a storage unit nearby destroying containers of fireworks the store sells.

good morning from fox news in washington. heather: tony snow was the first host of fox news sunday and former white house press secretary under george w. bush. he passed away from colon cancer in 2008 leaving behind a wife, jill, and their three children. we are told all of them are doing very well, his youngest daughter graduating college one year early. he was 53 years old. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump outlining his executive order to find out who was in the united states illegally. >> ultimately this will allow us to have a more complete count of citizens than through asking the single question alone. heather: why our next guest says the president's new strategy makes perfect sense. out and do putting itself on the map for the wrong reasons. the mistake that has social media schooling the company on geography. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business.

fox called her a republican strategist. be but there is no evidence she's ever been employed by campaign. she did run for a local position and lost last year. they call her a republican strategist. then she starred getting booked on tv again and again as a so-called strategist on the hill and fox and other shows. her linked in profile says she's a commentator "not under contract" which means she's going on for free. earlier this month she decided to take on cummings by making videos about baltimore's run down neighborhoods. here is where the president is getting his information. she was booked on fox again on saturday. the president was watching and lawyer later he tweeted. first listen to what she said on fox. >> there is a crisis at the border and also a crisis in baltimore. congressman cummings represents the most dangerous district in america. >> she went on to use words that trump would parrot basically exactly. watch. >> there's abandon row holes filled with trash, homeless addicts, empty needles that they have used a

a tense calm >> fox news alert. tends, descending on hong kong early tuesday hours after police fired tear gas to disperse protesters demanding the territory keep some of its autonomy from beijing. >> it is almost noon in hong kong and the demonstrations continue but at this moment they seem to be peaceful. video from the last 2 hours, that atmosphere could change in a matter of minutes, 22 years ago july 1, 1997, hong kong was turned over from the united kingdom to china. there is concern among those who live there about a proposed law that allowed china to extradite citizens of hong kong. pro-democracy protesters broke into legislative building in hong kong spray painting pictures, paintings and furniture inside that neighborhood. it was chaos. protesters and kate they have no plans to stop the demonstrations. terry lamb condemned violence, protesters and police. >> nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. . police in riot gear fired ryan just to clear protesters from that building. >> we have

have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ >> buzzfeed this sunday, media frenzy over sex-trafficking charges against jeffrey epstein with some pundits pointing fingers at former friend donald trump and bill clinton. >> he said jeffrey was a lot of fun to be with and donald trump knew, donald trump knew as he said publicly at the time that jeffrey epstein pursued girls, quote, on the younger side. >> donald trump and bill clinton knew jeffrey epstein very well, and a lot of powerful people in new york knew him very well and they all knew the stories, every one of them. >> i think it's highly unfair of people like you and others to be guilt by association whether it's donald trump, bill clinton, al gore, allen dershowitz just because they knew the guy. >> the media is trying as much as they can do to connect the administration with horrific charge with democratic donor jeffrey epstein, trying to make it about trump, members to have administration when the real story that epstein and bill clinton. >> are the journalists investigating epstein targeting trump and othe

this is a fox news alert. the trump administration issuing an emergency disaster declaration for louisiana tonight ahead of tropical storm barry's landfall. marlon still trying to dry out from torrential rains earlier t. let's go to our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth and the fox news extreme weather center for more. good evening, rick. >> good evening. hurricane season, here we go again. we are getting started early. a big storm, hurricane warnings everywhere you see this read, all the louisiana coastline, south coast line. i will tell you, the hurricane potentially getting toward hurricane, officially we are saying that it will get to around 70, 75 miles an hour sustained winds, 75 is where it becomes hurricane. is not really matter. that kind of a storm want to cause a lot of damage because of that hurricane but it will bring them out of moisture. one of the reasons that will bring so much moisture is because it is moving over really, really warm water, water temperatures are at historic records for this

we'll begin with fox news alert. we've got a "fox news @ night" exquisite with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and we are hours away from one of the most anticipated congressional hearings this year. former special counsel robert mueller set to appear before the house intelligence and judiciary committee as democrats claim the white house is trying to silence mueller and republican say they've got plenty of questions they can't wait to ask. two former justice department officials join us live for an in-depth review. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we start with correspondent kristin fisher who's who's gote inside scoop. good evening, kristin. >> shannon, this is the room where both of the hearings will be taking place tomorrow. first robert mueller will testify before the house judiciary committee at 8:30 in the morning and then he will testify before the senate intelligence committee. by mueller's side will be his attorney and longtime aide, aaron zebley. being billed

dan springer, fox news. jon: an international murder mystery unfolding in canada as police are investigating the murders of an american woman and her australian boyfriend. both found dead last week alongside a highway in british columbia. meanwhile, the state department says its personnel are closely monitoring the situation. lauren blanchard has more on this developing story from our washington bureau. >> reporter: jon, it's being called a suspicious death. canadian investigators want to talk to anyone who may have been in the area where the two young travelers were found, just south of the hot springs. they're specifically asking for anyone with dash cam footage. 24-year-old china deese of charlotte, north carolina, and her boyfriend, 23-year-old lucas fowler, the son of an australian police inspector, were found on monday morning last week along a rural highway in northern british columbia alongside an old blue chevrolet van. australian authorities have now sent two homicide detectives to act as ally yea

homicide detective and fox news contributor. we were talking about a press could be forensic that could happen at any moment. what do you think we are going to learn from this press conference? >> whether they have anybody in custody and perhaps even as to whether they are looking for other individual. i am deeply -- i understand the councilman did come out and say there are three dead. and he also said there is somebody in custody. it could very well be the person taken into custody is not one of the active shooters. it could very well be someone who they thought was shooting and they are looking for someone else. but we shouldn't have to speculate at this stage. that's why it's significant and important for the commander object that scene, be it the chief of police or some other law enforcement officer to step up to the microphone and engage with the public to let them know what's going on. this is a crime scene. you need all the help you can get. one of the officers stepping up to the mic may be able to trigger someone's memo

joining us now is white house chief of staff mick mulvaney and mick, welcome back to fox fox ns sunday. >> not much going on this week, good to see you. >> president trump attacked democratic congressman elijah cummings on saturday saying that his district in baltimore area of maryland is worst, worst conditions, more dangerous than along the southern border. i want to put up the president's statements, his district is considered the worst in the usa, cummings district is disgusting, rat, rodent infested mess, no human being would want to live there. in fact, medium household income in cummings district is in upper half nationally and colombia, maryland, part of cummings district has been called the safest city in america, so what is the president talking about? >> i think maryland per capita basis the richest state in america, you see pictures of complete poverty in baltimore, maryland. what this is the president fighting back of being illegitimate attacks on the border, you can see the questioning that elijah cummings did of kevin mcaleenan and mr. cummings saying that kids were slee

rob: the best producers in the world on "fox and friends first". change the musical selection to minutes before air. jillian: he wanted so desperately bad. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting the day with us. bracing for the worst in new orleans, louisiana. tropical storm barry churning toward the coast of louisiana and overnight donald trump declaring a state of emergency. jillian: it could be the first hurricane of the season expected to bring storm surge and life-threatening flooding to new orleans as early as tonight. rob: residents wants to take shelter is several states remain alert. jillian: tracking the storm's path. what is the latest? >> reporter: interesting situation across louisiana. if you think may be a hurricane or strong tropical storm wouldn't cause you to damage it is what has happened in the last 6 months that makes the storm interesting. we have hurricane warnings in coastal areas of louisiana and the storm goes to the west turning west northwest, a little bit of a turn. it will be somewhere on th

another fox news alert. the marine corps announcing 16 marines at camp pendleton facing charges ranging from human smuggling to drug-related offenses. other marines from the first marine division taken in for questioning, unrelated to today's arrests. officials say up to the tune of 20 navy seals from seal team 7 were sent home to claim san diego for drinking alcohol. general order one prohibits alcohol use on deployment. a new medical study raising eyebrows. here is how the washington post describes it. donald trump's presidency may be making people sick, growing number of studies suggest. researchers have begun to identify correlations between trump's election and worsening cardiovascular health, anxiety and stress especially among latinos in the united states. medical contributor doctor mark siegel joins us, great to have you. we asked you to look at these studies. they have been published, one in a very reputable medical journal and others from prospective universities. what did you find? >> all of it is

shannon bream and the fox news night team, take it from here. >> we start with a fox news alert, two night starting tomorrow. it will fast-track deportations of illegal immigrants across the country. if they've been here less than two years, they will be deported without a hearing, in the wake of congresswoman ocasio cortez's call for a 9/11 commission style investigation into donald trump's immigration policy. you will hear from pro trump media person because of an anti-conservative bias. fox news night investigates a trio of government workers blowing the was line officials they say never implemented a program for the dna of people apprehended at the border. katherine herridge goes inside the dhs for this exclusive report. we begin with trace gallagher on a deportation case, amid more squabbling with the squad. >> the president is angling to position immigration is the focus of his reelection campaign and ginning up immigration enforcement. last week they announced a regulation that would ban migrants who pass to the country and route to the us receiving assignment tomorrow the dep

women's team defeats the netherlands good evening i'm jon scott you're watching the fox report. the u.s. women's team getting goals from megan rapinoe in the 2-0 victory as millions of americans in the united states and throughout the world celebrated and watched team usa taking their fourth world cup title and second championship in a row. president trump praising their big achievement tweeting " congratulations, the u.s. women 's soccer team on winning the world cup, great and exciting play. america is proud of you all." greg palkot is live in france at the site of the world cup final with more. greg? reporter: jon we watched it all and as you can see the folks are still gathering and celebrating and we in fact watched it at the sports bar not far from the stadium where they played with a whole bunch of american folks and the team did indeed make history extending their record of four world cup wins and the netherlands gave them a run for their money at least for the first hour of the match and the team came back and scored the first of two goals and she in fact won honors for