>> there it's something to worry about. thank you for that parting shot spch thank you, gang. that does it forward "bulls and bears." thank you, have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. we'll see you back here next time. liz: reports coming in, the president saying he's open to talks with iran. the white house not backing off military as options on iran. this just in. the u.s. forces preparing to evacuate hundreds of lockheed martin and other contractors from an iraqi military base over potential security threats. also tonight, the outrage over officials in the dominican republic. they are defiantly downplaying the growing number of american tourists dying after vacationing there. even trying to blame the media for quote exaggerating the

story. what's behind the defines and the death? more caravans. up to 4,000 people heading to the border. news coming in that i.c.e. may do targeted raids to deport 2,000 families out of 10u.s. cities. they already have deportation orders. to the 2020 race. democrats telling 2020 contenders, cool it, stop attacking joe biden. you will get trump elected. fbi emails showing an unusually cozy relationship between the "new york times" and the fbi during the trump russia probe. the president hollering media collusion. that story of tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right

now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. let's get to the fallout over the president's decision about iran after shoot they shot down our drone. reporter: the president said he called off the airstrike because 150 people would have been killed. he says that would have been a disproportionate response. the president wanted to deescalate the situation while watching to see if any attacks happened on tankers or any other situation. president trump: the drone was unarmed, there was no man in it. it was clearly over international waters. we didn't have a man or womb in the drone.

we had nobody in the drone. reporter: leaders on capitol hill say the president should have kept his decision making to himself. the president watching iran and his administration getting ready to take on china. his trade delegations are expected to meet before that and restart talks. the administration going forward with putting everything else, the china imports into the united states, under a tariff. however, it may not be a 25% tariff. >> we haven't said what the car river would be. that's not set in stone. that's a function of these hearings. and we will evaluate that. >> the chain a trade issue could be connected with another meeting president xi jinping had

this week. that's with the north korean leader kim jong-un. we'll have some see how this all plays out. a big week next week for trade. liz: the faa issuing an emergency order, banning u.s. airlines from flying over tehran's controlled air space. several airlines now tree routing -- now rerouting flights. john bolton will head to the middle east next week for security talks. don, the u.s. does have several options short of a full war with return. can you spell them out? >> i think the biggest part of our access, let the sanctions continue to work. they are working, they are

strangling iran. each of these acts whether it's the oil tanker bombings, it shows they are lashing out, and trying to put the blame on the united states. liz: commander calen der, iran's revolutionary guard' corps are in the middle east. we are evacuating contractors out of iraq. your reaction to that? >> i think it's a prudent action by the united states to remove our contractors from iraq. iran has already taken actions in saudi arabia and yemen. removing those contractors is a good safe move by the u.s. at this time.

liz: iran is now saying it could have taken out a manned -- people on a u.s. spy plane near the drone. it chose not to shoot down that target. that's addressive behavior there, right? >> absolutely, it's aggressive. they are trying to move the line. this move by the president allows us to strategically place our forces around iran. the president has given them every opportunity to negotiate and come to the table. it's you have to them to take that. liz: i have seen reports out of the united nations calling iran end quote an abnormal regime. it's not a normal regime. when you see the coverage today that president trump is now the

bad guy and iran is the victim, what's your reaction to that. >> this is a case of some in the media, and some of the democratic members of congress. they were going to find fault with it. the president took the exact be correct action don said earlier by calling off the strike. he warned iran to let them know this was imminent. this will give space to both the u.s. and iran. giving them the opportunity to come back to the table. but let them know the u.s. has military options on the table. and it gives us time to bring the democratic members of congress behind, show them the evidence, and bring the european members who have been reticent, bring them behind. liz: stocks fell flat on the last day of the week. and iran tensions offset

tradeoffs. gerri willis has more from the new york stock exchange. gerri: the markets swing negative in the last few minutes of trade. what was going on? a lot of possible currents. good news on the trade front. but bad news with iran. that didn't stop this market from reporting its third straight week of gains. apple asking the trump administration, robert lighthizer specifically, to exempt their products from tariffs, including iphones. and they say paying tariffs night jeopardize the stream of income. liz: steve harvey, he's pulling his jazz festival out of the

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liz: the dominican republic tourism minister triggering outrage. reporter: the tourism minister speaking to a room full of local and international journalists stressed that this island, the dominican republic has thog to hide. he describes the situation as an

exaggeration. he pointed out it was the dominican republic that called the fbi and requested their help. one of their major concerns is the impact it will have on tourism. we asked the minister if he has anything to say to the at least 11 tourists who have died in the last 12 months. he said he is sympathetic. but he stressed there is no mystery when it comes to the death. what people are waiting for is the results of toxicology tests. these are the tests the fbi is said to be helping out with. we could get the results next month. liz: let's get topnotch response. >> i think it main thing going on is they are trying to put a cover-up over this situation.

here is what i do know. they don't do great autopsies. here is what i do know. they don't do great toxicology reports down there. i was suspicion when this couple die simultaneously. i looked at the autopsy and saw that hol holmes had liver disea. and they say his wife died of the shock of seeing him dead? it's much more likely both of them were exposed to the same thing. liz: two theories. methol alcohol, pesticide, another theory. remember terminix wiped out this

family. they were spraying in the condo up from them. i think the father is still pair lied from it. >> i don't think it's wood alcohol. even though mini bar have been contaminated with that in the past. the problem is it doesn't cause sudden death it causes coma and visual problems. pesticide does fit this scenario. pesticide can cause the respiratory problems and the fluid on the lungs. people out there should know a - should know sarin gas is a pesticide. that's a category the fbi is probably looking into. also other poisons.

cyanide and arsenic. these chemicals cause this kind of respiratory failure and sudden death. >> there is no regulations that would decrease the amount or keep a lid on it. another thing, we don't know if it' an inhalant or something in the mini bar. could it be something that got in through the ventilation system? that's possible. i agree with the overall idea that 2 million tourists travel down there every year and these are isolated cases. but what i'm not clear on is that we can let the ministry of health wave their hands and say nothing is going on. the possibility of homicide still exists and i'm glad the fbi is involved. liz: we had a toxicologist say a

colorless, odorless toxin, he's telling "fox and friends" this story. what is that? >> that could be a pesticide. something like cyanide, you have a smell to it. how do we know it isn't something that smelled. they are not there to tell us. i'm not convinced it had to be an odorless colorless glass or liquid. >> what do you want to see the dominican republic do? >> stop calling this natural causes. i looked at the autopsy reports. a 41-year-old woman with a coronary lesion. that doesn't look like the cause of death. i wish they would say they don't know for sure. that would be more honest. liz: we have a major development in the jussie smollett case.

a special prosecutor assigned to review how the prosecutors handled the case. could knot that prosecutor reinstate the charges against smollett? reporter: a veteran judge in chicago stated the state's attorney kim fox went against the law when she recused herself then assigned her right-hand man to be the quote state's attorney. the judge said there is no role of an acting state's attorney. illinois law requires that a special prosecutor should have been assigned. now an out of county pegs prosecutor will investigate the smollett case and he could bring criminal charges or recharge jussie smollett. and a special prosecutor will

probe fox's office and its decisions. >> i think they owe all of us answers. as the judge indicated, the confidence in our judicial system will be restored. this will be hand by somebody that does not have a conflict. reporter: she feels there was a conflict in this case because kim fox recused herself for communicating with smollett's family members. in a statement, fox responded writing in part, i am pleased the court agreed there was no conflict of interest. i followed the exis of my chief ethics officer.

kim fox can appeal this decision. chicago police say smollett sent the death threat letter to himself. liz: matt finn, thank you so much. coming up, new reports that inside two caravans that arrived here, that there were more than 1,500 migrants that had been convicted of crimes, including sex crimes, assault and even murder. we have the details. later on, joe biden getting criticized by 2020 democratic rivals. but top democrats are warning his fellow democrats, hey, stop attacking joe biden because you will get trump re-elected. that story coming up.

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liz: mexico now taking president trump's tariff threats seriously. the trade minister says it will meet with 14 countries next week to device a plan to stop illegal immigration. >> he thinks with this new deal the dow could hit an all-time high. >> we are hitting on all cylinders. the dow and s & p are record high. if we pass the usmca. those are the things that are going to move markets. that doesn't mean they are escaping tariffs. last night the president told

telemundo he's taking it week by week with mexico making sure they hold up their side of the deal with immigration enforcement. donald trump mexico has been great for a week and a half. they honored the agreement. if they weren't grate would put tariffs. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau was on the hill yesterday and met with nancy pelosi. i asked trudeau how the meeting went. leaving the meeting pelosi said she had a good conversation with the canadian p.m. about the' meeting. liz: according to "washington post," starting sunday morning, i.c.e. agents will begin

deporting 2,000 illegal migrant families in the u.s. but did not leave the country. the report says i.c.e. agents will be in houston, los angeles, and other countries. the mayor of los angeles says the city will not help i.c.e. over the weekend. what's your take on this? >> we have got to enforce the law. we need to secure the border. we want to treat everybody with proper respect. but we are a country of law and order. we have got to enforce the law. liz: deportations are down under president trump. under obama, 409,000 deported compared to 200,000 under president trump.

we have caravans up to 2,000 continuing to head to the border. we have homeland security director saying 1,500 illegals who came here had convictions and deportations for criminal offenses including aggravated assault, murder and sex crimes. >> we need to close loopholes in our law. we moved $4.5 billion which the administration asked for to address the need at the border. this is fundamental to any country and part of having law and order. and making sure we protect our citizens. we want immigration but it should be legal immigration. and people should go through the proper process. so again that's what we need to

do as a country, and the administration is work on it. we took a first step in congress through the appropriations committee. but also close the loopholes. liz: we had reports that hundreds of illegal migrant children are livingn under inhumane conditions. reports are the justice department argued this week in a federal report that detained migrant children do not need basic hygiene products like soap and toothbrushes. these conditions are not great in these facilities. >> homeland security secretary and the administration have asked for $4.5 billion to make sure they can adequately address all of those need. we are working to get that to them. we need help from our colleagues

across the aisle to pass that bill across the senate floor. that's what this is about. certainly it's for security. but it's also to make sure we are able to take care of people and that's what dhs wants to do. >> this is so dangerous what's happening with the border. more than a dozen illegals had to be rescued in arizona. they got lost and accidentally crossed into a military bombing range. a federal judge in massachusetts i banning i.c.e. from arresting illegals as they enter the courthouses in the state. the state is saying it stops defendants and witness from showing up. your take on that. >> that's why we can't have this sanctuary city approach where we have selective following of our law. enforcing law is what protects

all of us. we are a humane country. i would compare the united states to any country in terms of what we do with legal immigration. but in term of how we work with people. we are a humane country, but we have got to enforce our laws. liz: we have more stories we are tracking for you. big story coming in. philadelphia officials trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire this morning at a refinery complex triggering explosions that rocked nearby homes and it shot up into the sky a massive fireball that people as far away as south jersey could hear the explosion. four workers suffered minor injuries. this did hit gas futures that shot futures. the refining come electric is the largest on the eastern seaboard. now, wait for this.

we have disturbing video now from the u.k. fair warning. it's not for the squeamish. prime minister theresa may suspending mark field after this video showing him shoving and grabbing a female climate change protesters by the neck and shoving her out. the u.s. women's soccer team tentatively agreeing to discrimination. fifa is going to award $20 million to the 2015 world cup chapel quons. last year the men's team from france got $38 million out of a $400 million pot. coming to a mcdonald's near you.

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reporter: events hosted by clyburn, the democratic party and planned parenthood. it's a state where african-american voters make up and two african-american candidates are in 5th and6th. but clyburn isn't counting them out. >> i think the key to harris and berke is the same key that was there for barack obama. what you do in iowa will determine how you do in south carolina. reporter: berke and harris turned on biden three days ago. clyburn wasn't kidding when he said this is a can't miss event. any democrat who wants a shot at

the' nomination. liz: joe biden refusing to apologize after saying he worked with segregationists. >> so what? >> republicans call for it. >> he should apologize. he knows better. is there not a racist bone in my body. i have been involved in civil rights my whole career, period, period, period. liz: joe biden called berke last night to d cory booker to reportedly ease tensions. >> it's not about me and not about him. we have real race issues in our country and we need leaders plural, presidential candidates or not that can bring folks together and deepen understanding and empathy and get us to a point where we can work on a lot of the issues that

have deep scared legacies in our country. liz: but other democratic senators saying cory booker, liz warren, cool it. you could end up helping president trump win reelection. >> i think we'll see more of this as the crowded campaign goes on. if you are polling low and not getting that national platform, you take on the big guy. i think that's what berke is doing. he's manufacturing outrage. but i think, you know, berke is seizing on this as a political moment. i don't think it calls are going to work for him to stop

attacking biden. it will be brutal and bruising the next couple months. >> we have 72 democrats demanding impeachment and former republican ohio governor john kasich saying trump is becoming vulnerable. >> ohio has become more red, don. but if you look at pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, of course they will have to reach out. of course, in ohio they will have to get some of those voters who traditionally voted democrat. to say i'm going to rely on my base? that's why republicans are getting increasingly worried about donald trump. >> there are things he could do to reach out and broaden his base. it has to be focused on suburban

educated women and black voters. every time go to a black urban neighborhood, one thing i hear is we are fed up with democrats. they promise us things they don't follow through on. with women it's the personality issue. many of them find him abrasive. liz: when you walk into the booth you say who's going to do what for me. we have the "wall street journal" saying the president could make hay with saying i'm going to drain the swamp, cut back the payroll and reduce the size of government on the backs of taxpayers. >> you can't rest on your laurels. you have got a record it's great that there has been deregulation. i want to hear about what you are going to do in the next four years. >> look what the democrats will do if they get in.

why should bill clinton and the things he said about the era of big government. >> the era of big government is over. liz: then you had hillary clinton in 2016 saying there isn't a magic wand that is going to pay for big government program. what a flip. when you get into the base and see what democrats are for, watch what taxpayers and voters have to say. >> this isn't 2016. trump was lucky he was running against hillary clinton. there are a lot of democrats that are trying to promise voters you get free college. you get free all of these things. the question is who is going to pay for all of this. is it expensive. it's something that can't be financed by billionaires. ultimately it's something the

middle class will be paying for. liz: why aren't they going to have their own climate change debate. >> that's a smart move. if you look at aoc's plan, it's a reimagining of the whole economy. all of these things will be more expensive and that's not a winning message to the poor. liz: we are going to take you to california. residents fleeing high taxes and ridiculous moves by the state. you won't believe what california is doing now that got its residents hopping mad. president trump ripping into a story we brought you about fbi emails showing a cozy relationship between the "new york times" and the fbi. we have that story coming up. je.

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there is only so much money they can soak out of the taxpayers. the reason many people are fleeing california is because of the salt deductions. all of these insane decisions by our leadership, our tax burden is up, they are going to states without a state income tax. at some point the music is going to stop and they will have to pay the butcher. by the time you add in debt and unfunded pension liability, you have talking about a trillion and a half. liz: residents in los angeles are saying to mayor garcetti, get out, we don't want you anymore. residents are saying they want to recall the democrat mayor because he's making the matter worse. your reaction to that?

>> if you look at the homelessness increase from last year, they are fed up. he's starting to badly mismanage the city. liz: president trump slamming the "new york times" about the the cozy relationship between the "new york times" and the fbi. we'll break that story down next. stay with us. in my line of work,

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>> president trump after story last night but you fbi emails obtained by judicial watch sure a new york times reporter said quote - i'm going to flag information to the fbi in an fbi email during the trump-russia probe. the reporter was sent an email to the fbi the new york times said it was merely running information by the fbi for a story that ran a few days later. but the reporter sent an email to the email was not an author on this trip let's bring in doug burns. let's break down email. the email from the new york times reporter michael schmidt to a top fbi public affairs official said quote - mike, wanted to flag you on something. three of my colleagues are working on a story about the russia investigation. they told the russian

ambassador set up a meeting with jared kushner and a russian banker. krishna rep met with the banker. the public affairs official when and send it to peter strzok criticism flagging information to print an email he did not ask for a response. >> i first saw the said that it was very unusual because i was in law enforcement nine years, a attorney, we dealt with the media obviously. and we would sometimes give the media a headset may be an arrest was coming down but i rarely saw situations and i was thinking about this i first saw this where women in the media appears to be providing information to law enforcement. some like the acting like an informant. no of course the bad news is, characterization and we see that everyday and cable t.v. all day long.so the media says we were just running information by them so they can help us be accurate. that is a spin and the point is i think you are right.

very surprising to see them emailing in this fashion and turning around and saying you know, we have information that this meeting is going to happen.surprising. >> we have another email within the fbi appeared to indicate that the times is giving the fbi advance notice about what would be coming up an upcoming story. this is 2017 email between fbi official peter strzok, lisa paige and others. the subject line says new york times last shot editing is near completion.one last shot to here with the end result is yet a time for listening session, your reaction for that. >> a rash which is my god, a listening session to listen to information that helps law enforcement do their job, who is the source? if the public because it is with them but if a journalist is supposed to be objectively presenting is different.

a different discussion. >> and covering the fbi. >> is accurate. >> defined emails concerning? course i do. they have to be looked at closely. >> doug burns, will you come back? >> yes.>> thank you for joining us. thank you and hope for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody i am david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. president trump such to ramp up interior immigration enforcement this weekend. the present directing immigrations and customs enforcement to gather up 2000 illegal immigrant families facing deportation.the attorney general, william barr, has a radical dems in the deep state on notice, the review of the russia witchhunt origins now looking into whether the intel communities assessment that russia wanted donald trump to win was politically motivated. and