protection bureau. continue the conversation on twitter. i'll see you back sunday with the latest buzz. [♪] reporter: police in london making another arrest in connection with friday's subway bombing that injured 29 people. the suspect caught late last night in west london after the first suspect was caught at the port of dover. eric: london officials suspect fly days attack was a coordinated plot. the u.k. is lowering its threat level from critical down to severe. >> it's interesting to see that threat level reduced back to

severe today. it clearly means authorities believe an attack is no longer imminent and authorities and police feel the risk has been lowered since these men were taken into custody. a second suspect was defeigned. a 21-year-old man. the police made that arrest under anti-terror laws west of london near heathrow airport. the arrest happened just before midnight. just a 10 or 15 minute drive away from the area where this latest arrest was made. police are continuing forensic work at a house that belongs to an elderly couple who often took in refugees. they have an 18-year-old in their care and he's thought to be the same 18-year-old arrested

yesterday in the port of dover. he has been questioned by police in london. the police officers are trying to piece together who may have planted that bomb on the busy commuter train. 30 people were injured, mostly. yesterday they told us they were looking for more than one person. eric: concern about the possibility of those refugees. laura? laura: president trump and the president of south korea say they need to impose tougher sanctions against north korea for their latest missile test. the national security advisor h.r. mcmaster says type for dealing with this is running out. >> this regime is so close to

threatening the united states and others with a nuclear weapon that we have to move with a great deal of urgency on sanctions, on diplomacy and on pro pairing if necessary, a military option. laura: greg palkot is in south korea with the late pest. reporter: all attention on the co-rian peninsula is focused over to new york and those u.n. general assembly meeting this week. in a phone conversation between president trump and south korean president moon, to agree to strengthen collaboration in the face of repeated provocation from north korea. the two will meet for a luncheon meeting with prime minister abe in new york after president trump's speech to the u.n. general assembly tuesday with

the u.n. north korean delegation sitting note too far away. the president sent out a tweet where he calls kim jong-un rocketman. president trump speak out as well. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley saying north korea will be destroyed if it continues its current behavior. and if negotiations fail, military action will be the on option left. kim jong-un has a habit of making trouble at home when there are big diplomatic avents happening elsewhere. they don't want to be left out. eric: what president trump will

say about it when he addresses the u.n. tuesday. joining us is normer ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. it's good to see you in person. what does ambassador haley mean when she says there are quote plenty of military options. john: that's something the administration seems to be moving toward. i think it's regrettable that we hear about more sanctions and more diplomacy with north korea. we tried sanctions and diplomacy for 25 years. there is no tangible evidence that that strategy has slowed north korea down. if anything the pace of their activity is increasing. the idea that we finally found the right sanction or we finally found the right verbal formulation and negotiation to dissuade north korea from the course they have been pursuing

these past 25 years is a waste of time. >> it appears that we'll not dissuade them at all. giving up the nuclear facility is absolutely non-negotiable. john: what the north the really wants ultimately is to reconquer the south. this is what has motivated them since june 25, 1950, when they invaded south korea. ultimately when they get this capability, if we pursue the same course we are following now. they will use it not to launch missiles at the united states immediately, but to extort what they want from us, forcing u.s. troops out of the south korea, making the south more vulnerable. forcing u.s. troops out of japan because they don't believe any administration will stand up to the threat.

eric: war would be untenable. millions dead. 20 million dead in seoul. >> i think the predictions are exaggerated. nobody wants war on the korean peninsula. but here is the question americans should ask themselves. when this current crisis is over in a month or 6 months or a year. do you find it acceptable north korea would have the capability to hit targets in the united states with a miewk jar weapon? if you don't want to live under the threat of blackmail by this bizarre regime, and the same question could be applied with respect to iran. that's why the military option has to be on the table. eric: what do you think he will say to diplomats? john: i was there for the first two. i have been through this drill. the definition of insanity is keep doing the same thing over

and over again and expecting a different result. we are not going to get a different result. the president has to make the case that it's sun acceptable for piece and security to have this kinds of regime with these kinds of weapons. we can get rid of the regime or get rid of the weapons. since the north isn't going to give them up voluntarily. this narrows and constrained what your options are. this doesn't do our administration any good to blink this away. it's not going to change anything. eric rrm i'm reminded the president used that word. he said the u.n. was insanity. here are some of his comments. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. it's not a friend to freedom. it's not a friend even to the

united states of america. it's total insanity it's either the most of corrupt thing going not world, which is saying something. outer's one of the most of income tent things i have ever seen. eric: either the most of corrupt or the most of incompetent. and it's insane. do you have think he will say those things to the diplomats. john: i think the president will give what the state department will describe as a speech that won't inflame anybody. when president george w. bush gave a speech he would refer to it always a speech to the wax museum because the diplomats would sit there and wait for it to be over. eric: will he use the words radical islamic tear film that

hall? >> he should. these are heads of state from all over the world. he needs to lay out the case to them as he has to the american people. eric: ambassador john bolton, we'll see you back over there. looking forward to a long week at the u.n. laura: violence erupting in the st. rules area for a second night in a row after a judge acquitted a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man. jason stockily killed lamar smith after a high-speed chase. will, i have been following you as i do on social media. how is it feeling there today? reporter: last night we saw a tale of two protests.

for hours it was a peaceful protest. then around 9:45 that broifng and 75 people stays and that's when things got violent here on delmar:boulevard. they hurled trash can into a syrian restaurant. 10 more people were arrested last night. that brings a total the past 48 hours to more than 40 people arrested. the businesses here board up. 23 businesses vandalized. the hard thing for these business owners to sun is they were supporting the peaceful protest. they were handing out water and cheering them on. they don't understand why the people decided to come back and vandalize their businesses. >> i think it's wrong. i don't have nothing against people protesting. they don't have to break windows and stuff like that.

reporter: the cleanup continues. we have seen a bit of a silver lining. so many people have shown up who frequent these businesses. they say what can i do to help. they are painting and sweeping. laura: what kind of sense do you get about what's happening the rest of the day? are people on guard? is there a heavier police presence? >> we know there will be a protest downtown locally. but it's supposed to rain. police said they have a zero tolerance for any types of violence we have seen play out the last two nights. eric: we had hurricane harvey and irma. we are tracking yet the third massive storm.

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eric: another round of storms brewing out in the atlantic. it is the hurricane season. tropical storm maria formed yesterday. it is heading towards parts of caribbean that was so decimated by irma. tropical storm who he say is churning between the u.s. and the bahamas. a tropical storm watch could be possible in the next day or two.

but it's believed jose will not hit us. so we'll keep an eye on that. laura a potential deal between president trump and democratic leaders on immigration policy may help vulnerable republicans in the mid-term election. illinois democratic senator dick durbin kept the door open to more talks with the president. >> we dock more like that as long as we trust one another and respect the differences that we obviously do have, but try to work toward a goal. laura: sue shan ferrechio joins me now. this has been like watching a ping-pong match. president trump has been getting

a lot of flack from his conservative supporters and others are saying it could be a good things and produce something meaningful. how do you see it? susan: it depend on what the terms of the deal are. if it keeps young people who arrived illegally as children in the country in exchange for significant border security, potentially including this border wall, at least some money for some kind of structural barrier on the southern border, this will and win for conservatives too and for moderate. most of people when you look at poll numbers don't want to deport the so-called dreamers. the issue is over securing the border and straining the system and all the problems we have been seeing the past few years. that seems to be more of an issue than the dreamers. if president trump were to secure a deal to keep the

dreamers here. that is a win. and it shows he's getting things done. voters want to see accomplishments. he talked about this on the campaign trail a lot. that would be an important step for him to show he's accomplishing something. and it would help push along the gop. on their own in congress they have been unable to move anything across the finish line. now you have trump leading the way here helping them get things done. they haven't gotten across the finish line yet. but he's leading the way. if he can show we are together are accomplishing something. that almost always benefits republicans. especially vulnerable ones running in districts where trump didn't necessarily win or win by a large margin. laura: in politics one thing leads to another. what are you hearing from republicans in those districts. backlash? susan: the mid-term backlash is

a well-known phenomenon for the president's party. this time around we have had a few of those republicans announce they are retiring. this time around you have a very excited anti-trump base of voters. that could be particularly dangerous for vulnerable republicans. on top of that, if the republicans aren't getting anything done. how are they going to get their voters out. you are hearing voters sound exasperated with the republican party, what happened to obamacare repeal and replace, what about tax reform and infrastructure? what have they done? trump is saying you guys aren't doing anything, i'm going to lead the way. whether congress likes that or not, it could help them if they are able to get something done. these vulnerable lawmakers can go back home and say we did something. we got something done. that's always a benefit when you are running in a vulnerable

district. laura: we know the president is a deal maker. why are people surprised he had this moment as he called them with chuck and nancy. susan: it didn't surprise me. he wants to get something done. congress -- republicans in charge did not get anything accomplished. what the president was looking at with this deal with the democrats. two hurricanes, massive destruction in the southeast. fema running out of money, up against a deadline days away from running out of disaster relief fund. democrats said we'll give you three months. the president said that sound good. he wasn't thinking long-term strategy if i agree to this i may have to agree to democratic terms in the future. i think trump gave republicans a way out from having a spending standoff in the middle of a very

big weather disaster in the southeastern part of the united states. laura: other accomplishments still ahead of the administration. tax reform and healthcare. what are you looking down the road? susan: dangling out there is healthcare reform. there is a last ditch effort to move this proposal. you have some interest by the white house and interest by the majority leader in the senate to try to get this going by the end of the month. that's out there as a possibility. but even bigger on the plate for republicans is tax reform. and they can't stall on it the way they did with healthcare reform. you will have hearings next week in the senate. when the house gets back while see outlines of plans and legislation going into october. that's when the real action will be, where they are going to start trying to gather votes to

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the laura: with the second suspect under arrest in friday's london subway bombings, experts in the attack that injured 29 people is looking like it may be the result of a coordinated plot or the british government in the meantime lowering its terror threat levels from critical to severe. that's burning dana hoffman, former cia officer. thank you for being here today and lending your perspective because it is important. we want to ask you first the lowering of the terror threat from critical to severe tell you? you sound significant but it doesn't mean it's over what this particular case and others. >> right. i don't think the worries are over at all. we are in the response phase of the counterterrorism operation which is never a place i wanted to find myself when i was serving cia because of and we had failed to collect the intelligence which would've allowed us to preempt or prevent the attack in the first place. i'm sure that scotland yard, british authorities doing all they can on the forensic side to

determine all the links of these individuals that may have had inside the u.k. and foreign jihadist as well which would threat to our homeland. >> security expert dana snell points to a coordinated attack with a second arrest and now there's word that there is a third area of interest. the house or an elderly couple fostered refugee children for years from places like iraq. would iraq. when you make of that? >> it's certainly possible the first suspect from the 18th of may spent some time in that house. requires forensics to answer a lot of questions. so many unknowns right now. just a lot of work to be done to assess historically what happened here and what the impact might be in the future. what we do know is isis has claimed responsibility and prevent that doesn't necessarily mean the direct command and control be used to see from al qaeda, but these individuals in

the lawyerly other individuals like these have certainly derived a lot of ideological exploration and religious specification from a facing from their interaction with isis and the internet. that is probably one thing british authorities are focused on right now is tracing the network is doing that in cyberspace for in cyberspace where individuals are radicalized licensure tactical information about how to conduct attacks. >> walk us through which you know about the device was detonated. thankfully it didn't go all the way off. it caught fire, a bucket bombing there is a timer on it. obviously this took some time to plan, go out and buy the materials. talk to us about what you know about some pictures of it here. certainly injured a lot people, flash burns. but he know about this device? >> the preliminary readout ways they use something isis operatives have commonly used.

i would emphasize the cost of this sort of an attack probably isn't quite large and that's one reason why you can have a fairly small, it would even call that a network, but an association of like-minded individuals planning this attack that doesn't take a lot of preparation or money. >> as we wait for investigators to move through this current situation, find out if anybody else was involved, what happens here in the united states in something like this happens in the u.k. and overseas? >> we certainly mount a full court press overseas in the u.k. meeting with their british counterparts in order to determine whether there might be any sort of a link to those who might threaten us here in the homeland or threaten our people overseas. we've got lots of u.s. citizens, private citizens and embassies and military serving overseas. we've certainly gotten on here to do what we can to obtain the

intelligence that would keep us safe. >> if you had to give some advice at this point, if you could jump in your old role, what would you be doing at this point? >> i'd be spending time in my old role in a happen to a happen to be in london i'd be spending time with british counterpart. i worked very closely over the years may be looking to help them in anyway and ensure we can work together to prevent future attacks. laura: we certainly hope this wraps up soon and answers are found quickly. thanks, eric. train to washington, president trump getting republicans and democrats to work together to pass tax reform. our capital deeply divided and has those depictions can be, the president held that bipartisan dinner last week with six vendors to flush out some ideas for treasury secretary steve mnuchin. ellison barber with the latest on how congress may move forward on tax reform and get something

done. reporter: hi, eric. many meetings between lawmakers and the white house discussing tax reform has arguably become the most important legislative issue for the white house on top of their to-do list. far from any of the task. republicans are negotiating this so-called big stakes. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, chair of the senate finance committee orrin hatch, treasury secretary steve many mnuchin, house speaker paul ryan and chairman of the house ways and means committee kevin brady. >> reunified around a strong middle-class tax cut. i want to lower the rates at every level that people keep more of what they earn and grow the economy. eric: house republicans release details of the tax plan the week of september 25th. >> the elements of tax reform and then return to the budget. i really needs to be completed by mid-october because that gives us the runway, the rules

that allow someone in tax reform. >> in the senate, at least one top democrat says they are ready to work with republicans. >> that is where you get the best legislation and something the american people can trust. jamming something through on one side or the other is not the way to achieve that. we proved that with repeal and replace. >> the white house says they want tax reform to be bipartisan. leslie president trump invited a small group of senators to the white house for dinner to talk about tax reform. he invited republicans and three moderate democrats up for reelection. eric. eric: in this optimism, clearly something can be done. we will see. laura appeared laura: u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley and white house national security adviser h.r. mcmaster warning north korea the u.s. stands ready to use possible military options with north korea after the rogue

nation past launched a second ballistic missile over our ally, japan on friday. president trump is in fitness or committed jersey gearing committed jersey gearing up to address this first u.n. general assembly tuesday. north korea sure to be a hot topic in erd treated to the dictator. kristin fisher live in new jersey. the president are at a term from elton john here, right? >> yeah, after a slow two tweets saturday, president trump had treated or re-tweet it 15 times by 9:00 a.m. the one you are talking about is the one getting the most attention all about north korea and its leader kim jong someone. i asked him how rocket man is doing. my guess finds permanent north korea. too bad. it would seem he has a new nickname for the north korean leader, rocket man. likely has to do with the latest sanctions just pass by the u.n.

security council, which decreased import into north korea by 30%. despite the unanimous condemnation by the security council, despite the sanctions in president trump promising to bring to pyongyang if they continue at these threat, so far that prompted the national security advisor h.r. mcmaster to say we are out of time, that we are out of roads to keep kicking the can down. today this morning on "fox news sunday," mcmaster was asked about the comment and what exactly he meant by it. here is their response. >> it really depends how we see it continue to manifest itself in its judgment on how much time we have. the regime is so close now to threatening the united states and others at the nuclear weapon that we really have to move the great deal of urgency on sanctions, on diplomacy and on preparing the necessary military

option. reporter: now, general h.r. mcmaster also to possibly cut off trade with china. north korea's greatest ally if it continues to trade with north korea. do not come h.r. mcmaster was into specifics though he did say we may have to take some types to restrict trade that we wouldn't go all the way. laura: very big week ahead. president trump spent the weekend preparing for his big address to the u.n. on tuesday. are we getting any preview? what to expect. >> we are. the words we have been hearing over and over, forwards across the board from top administration officials that president trump will be promoting peace, prosperity, sovereignty and accountability. the last one is a big one because president trump has been all about holding other countries to account, making sure they pay their fair share. listen to what kellyanne conway

said this morning on "fox and friends." >> this is not a president who will apologize. this is a president who will affirm the standing in the world. against iran and north korea, certainly when you look at the deterioration of democracy in venezuela you see what's happening in syria. so many issues confronting this country but confronting the world. he will talk about peace, prosperity, sovereignty and accountability. >> there's those forwards again. not too long ago the president trump called the united nations incompetent and no friend of freedom in the united states but the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says it is a new day at the united nations. louis the president trump addresses that in the speech on tuesday. laura: kristin fisher, thanks so much. a long week ahead. it's going to be a good one for the latest on what happens to the u.n. eric: meanwhile, laura, the second-leading cause of cancer

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>> hurricane aromatics cost and theme parks in florida millions of dollars in lost revenue according to the same part penalized. most parks were closed for two full days as the storm swept through the state. disney and universal won't say how much money they missed out on while they were closed but the analysts predict it may cost disney $100 million. also expecting attendance to be lower of course over the next few weeks. >> officials and key west are warning people returning home that it won't look like it did when they left and they tell

people to bring enough food and water to hold them over until utilities are fully risk toward. and of a grim picture there. phil keating tells us what it's looking like they are today. >> hi, laura. they absolutely better boil if they use the tap water. the past week recommended i'm mandatory order entry to post town begins on tourist heavy key west, businesses are now starting to get back to try to do business over on the right you've got angeline's pizza, rick speier will open monday. sloppy joe's bar equally famous for ernest hemingway used to drink. that is not yet open, but maybe later in the week. sunday brunch, open since 1909, delicious. now on the roof and lips and up in the air. the marker 90 miles from havana

likely the most photographed spot in the key west now peeled apart by ernest hurricane winds. debris remains everywhere throughout the keys making getting around still a challenge by car as well as by foot, but it is a cleanup work in progress. keys residents bringing everything they need. food, water, supplies, and expect to live. >> the hardest part of select a city in the debris everywhere. >> there's a lot of garbage. a lot of seaweed comes up and is rotting in stinks pretty bad. >> as far as >> host: , key west remains closed simply because of the harbor important area remain littered with sailboat and sunken vessels. after a full week post hurricane firm, all florida keys residents finally able to leave the mainland, return all the way

home. still nobody the residence, but when they get home, life will be far from what it was like when they left. >> a difficult week i had for sure. thanks so much. eric: meanwhile come in london police have arrested a second suspect in friday's subway bombing. on top of the developing story. observers wondered whether the plot was much more wide bread. managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna...

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laura: that doesn't arise. eric: will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight on the fox news channel with a preview of the president's speech at the u.n. coming up this week. stay with us all afternoon. laura: absolutely. we will see you then. elizabeth: republicans in congress actually say plans for a major overhaul of taxes. will line up with what the president is calling for? to gop residents on just what tax reform should look like. leland: plus north korean dictator kim jong un valley new measures to punish the communist regime for the nuclear missile test. elizabeth: a second arrest in the bombing in london, what we are just learning about the 21-year-old man picked up by law enforcement.