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>> and yesterday's call they asked the u.s. and north korea to tone down the back and forth. president trump agreed he wanted peace but also said the u.s. is locked and loaded. if north korea acts on recent threats against the u.s. territory on guam. >> if he does anything with respect to guam, or anyplace else that is an american territory for an american ally, he will truly regret it. and he will regret it fast. >> despite being the largest economic power and ally, china says it alone cannot force north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. the president has been critical of china for not taking hard enough stance, china did vote in favor recent united nations security council sanctions. something both presidents called an important and necessary step. >> julie: thank you.

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the first white house chief of staff, john kelly told us the island was well protected. that was reiterated by the president. he then talked about the islands increased exposure and visibility since being pushed into the international spotlight as a target of a missile strike. >> i just want to pay my respects and we are with you 1000%. you are safe, we are with you 1000%. i have to tell you have become extremely famous all over the world they're talking about guam and you. >> quam has about 15000 tourists today. mostly from japan and south korea. which is about three hours away by plane. despite kim jong-un's colorful threat to engulf this island in flames, tourists shrug it off, either doubting his truth, their accuracy or simply rolling the dice. hotels remain about 95% full. by the looks of the beaches you would not know this is the focal

point of an international crisis. >> it is a crisis but to many of us we realize there's very little we can do. we cannot control. >> all the people here and join feel the same. if there's going to be a war, there's going to be a war. let's enjoy whatever we have left. >> it tourism at the lifeblood of wants economy. you can imagine how nervous officials and residents were when kim said he would make the skies rain with missiles, either they would be destroyed or their economy would be devastated. instead, tourism is booming. >> julie: thank you. back to the top story. president trumps speaking out about is that deadly violence in charlotte's will, virginia. saying he condemned in the strongest possible terms. i guess is a former correspondent of the white house association. thank you for talking with us.

first, the reaction among the american public and the media as the media is reporting trumps response about what's been going on. it seems i was have something to say the way he reacts. many in congress have been reacting to him not coming down and condemning white nationalist movement strongly enough. >> i think you played some of the comments at the top of your show. senators and lawmakers from both parties who feel present trump didn't go far enough in his comments when he condemned the violence. he raised his hand and said, on many sites. some people feel that the concentration should have been on the white nationalist there were there and condemning specifically the hatred and bigotry coming from the. >> a lot of people are tweeting me that there has to be more of an acre on behalf of democrats.

this movement as it began as white nationalist, the fed this rally planned for sometime. they had to get permission and get it cleared the city of charlottesville to have the right to protest and they had every right to do that. then you had the anti- protesters who came in and then it started to get violent. >> indeed, it did. i'm sure both democrats and republicans would condemn violence on any side. the criticism that has been leveled a president trumps comments are about whether or not he was specific enough on white supremacy. >> julie: let's talk about some of trump's tweets today area and one in particular, we all, and this is before you the news conference must be united in condemn all that hate stands for. there's no place for this violence in america. this come together as one. then he had a second tweet, we all must be united in condemn all that hate stands for. i'm sorry, once again he tweeted that in the went on to say that

essentially there is no room on both sides. he mentioned there are two sid sides. the white nationalist that scheduled and the anti- protesters. what are people waiting for the president to say in particular? do they want him to name david duke by name for example. some might argue that by naming him you're giving him the attention he seeks. >> indeed. i don't of the people who are criticizing him are asking him to name david duke specifically by name. they're asking that he specifically condemn white nationalism and white supremacy is the root of what the protest was organist for today. >> julie: so moving forward, what can if anything the white house do or say in order to try to convince those who are involved in the protest that they need to go home. you heard the governor earlier from virginia telling people there was no room for the kkk.

and these nazi types that came in and invaded a peaceful college town. for strong language from the governor. does moore need to come from the president? >> it's not my job to say whether more needs to come from the president or not. i'm sure the white house is looking at that. the fact that the president is continuing to tweeting comment in addition to coming out and speaking about it publicly when he had his event today, shows that he is watching it closely. he's clearly concerned. he clearly did condemned the violence overall. we'll have to see if the criticism continues a few specific or not. i'm sure the white house is watching closely as the situation continues to develop. >> julie: he was very clear and condemning the violence there. typically when a president speaks on behalf of of a local

crisis such as this, they need to stay somewhat neutral. he did that. we need to wait and see what follows. >> there are some in this case you don't think you should be neutral. this is different. this is different from other situations. and that's a rid of that criticism. >> julie: we appreciate your time. more at today's events in a moment. how did we get where we are? how did we get where we are? recent history inv depend silhouette briefs feature a comfortable, sleek fit. as a dancer, i've learned you can't have any doubts. because looking good on stage is one thing. but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sample at depend.com. is america's number-one you kmotorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice.

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>> julie: i'm julie. this is the fox report. the virginia governor declared a state of emergency had after a white nationalist protests descends into deadly violence today. all related to the violence, three people killed, more than 20 other century. a woman, 32-year-old pedestrian hit by car today. two virginia state police killed in a helicopter crash. that being the source to the president who tweeted about it. the chaos and charlottesville highlighted its racial unrest. the latest confrontation since april the city council voted to remove a bronze statue of generally robert e lee. that sparked protests and rallies. brian, give us the background behind all of this violence and how it came to play today.

>> this rally on paper was about the city's decision to remove the statue of confederate general robert e lee from a public park. was also about hate and racism. that decision was made in february. the rally was allowed in downtown charlottesville, only after federal judge, last night overruled the decision by the city to have the rally moved away from the statue for safety reasons. the violence today was predated by three major rallies there. last night torch wielding supremacist marchand college campus. in july members of kkk should travel to charlottesville for a rally who are met by hundreds of counter protesters. and private white nationalists also protested there. we've seen this nationwide. in south carolina, protesting they did over the fit confederate flag after the murders of nine members of a historically black church.

then nikki haley signed a law removing the federal flight from the state capital. though the issue is now currently being debated in the congressional race. after this, it was a chain reaction. august 2015, university of texas removed its statue of confederate of jefferson davis. in 2016, university of louisville in kentucky moved to 70-foot tall 12020-year-old -- off campus. april and may protest in new orleans and louisiana, the remove for confederate statutes. but it was contentious. the last was a statue of robert e lee moved to the sound of cheers. there are an estimated 718 confederate monuments and statutes across the country. given what we call we can expect more contentious debate. not only the legislature but likely mistreats. >> julie: thank you.

for more in this on the violence let's bring in dan, former nypd officer. thank you for talking with us. what we saw today was unbelievable. the level of violence the protesters had toured law-enforcement was startling. the fact that more people were not arrested after lashing out on police is remarkable. either way, the police and governor made it very clear today the death and injuries related to today's incidence had nothing to do with police brutality. >> this was an unspeakable tragedy. with that is a lot of the conversation if you're in social media now is seen everybody talk about size. the only sinuses, there's a side full of violent thugs and savage criminals and a side of other people who showed up to a rally. this is not a republican or democrat issue. every sensible, same republican

or democrat would condemn violence in all forms. once you engage in violence you forfeited your right to engage in political activism. this is set on social media is blowing up. everybody looking to blame someone. we'll never get anything done if we continue to do that. >> julie: see this picture here, this picture was over twitter today. basically white nationalist on the left and anti- protesters on the right fighting back. there were two sites. the president address that when he held his news conference. he talks about condemning the hatred, bigotry a many sites. he's the word many sites. many people want to question every word that comes out of his mouth. what has producer comes out and tells us that a white house

official has passed along an additional statement on background regarding what the president was referring to when he set a many sites. here's what it brett. the president was condemning hatred, bigotry, violence from all sources and all sites. there is violence between protesters and counter protesters today. it's important to mention there were two sides. >> but the president is making my point or maybe i'm making his. there were violent people to were attacking people and they should be condemned by everyone. i don't think everyone involved in the movement should be associated with democrats. i don't think everybody showed up with this rally today should be associated with white nationalists either. there are people who showed up from out of state who are looking to do harm and committed to violence. let's think about this rationally for second.

what do they want the president to say? he came out and said i condemn in the strongest possible terms. if's people speak english correctly that means what he says. there are no stronger terms to condemn it. i don't understand what they want him to say. i don't remember any responsible republicans blaming bernie sanders for the shooting of steve scalise in the alexandria incident question i do neither. i clearly stated the skies responsible for his own actions. why are we trying to pin this on donald trump? i don't know what else they wanted him to say. he condemned it. and in the harshest possible terms from david duke it has nothing to do with it. there still people trying to make the connection. >> julie: thank you dan. we appreciate your comments. thank new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one.

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>> julie: a fighter jet makes a. the pilot ejected on harm. that suffered engine trouble. john is in our middle east bureau with more. >> the pilot involved in today's crash survive. but it is yet another accident after several deadly once in recent weeks involving u.s. military aircraft. the navy f-18 pilot took off from the uss in the persian gulf when he experienced an engine malfunction. he is attempt attempted to divert the flight. unable to get beer base he rerouted to the international

airport and because of the malfunction, the jet would not stop so the pilot ejected. he was able to do that safely according to navy officials. this comes after the navy grounded one of its jet squadrons above the george w. bush in july due to problems with the jets. and one day after the u.s. marine corps announced it will be grounding its entire fleet of aircraft for 24 hour operational pause following to deadly accidents in the past few weeks, killing 19 service members. it's unclear how it malfunction. the navy didn't elaborate. sin only the incident is under investigation. >> julie: thank you. vice president mike pence about to embark on four nation tour of latin america. is making his first stop in columbia. the government there distancing itself from president trumps recent remarks on its neighbor, venezuela. he was referring to a potential military option there. the president floated the idea for military intervention. that's a response to a political

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flood watch is because heavy rainfall is moving through. here's your future radar. these are the cells i'm talking about that are moving through southern oklahoma. that will be drifting off. this continues to be a slow mover and a rainmaker. if you're in this area you could be seen substantial rain. it will take a little while to fall. eventually clearing off but we will see rain linger across the southeast for tomorrow. how much more rain? this is your bring fall forecast. you see it filling in. when you get to orange, red and deeper colors you're talking about six or 8 inches across these areas which is why were talking about the potential for flooding also what we have happening in the tropics. an 80% chance of becoming the main storm in the next five days. this went off the coast of the bahamas will be lifting up for the coast of the united states. even if it becomes the main storm machinery the models.

it turns before it makes the u.s. will pay attention to it but i'm not expecting landfall. this track that's taken a center early next week. adam, thank you. >> julie: taxes actually lead the nation in the number of deaths involving children left in hot cars. the issue is inspiring this young inventor what he calls oasis. it detects motion in the backseat after the engine is shut off. it sends an alert to the parents mobile phone. it sends gps cordons to local authorities. when it comes to protecting hot car dangers one says why timing is key. >> they don't release the heat like the way we do. their respiratory system will be compromised and they can get into cardiac problems with irregular heartbeat and that's how they get into a fatal situation. >> if i could save just one life

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