paul: thanks, dan, thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. ♪ >> fox news alert, at least 20 people are injured in an explosion at a florida strip mall, witness scene looking like apocalypse. phil keating is live now, phil. >> hi, arthel, the scene is behind me, appears to have been a natural gas explosion inside where most of the debris field seems to have emanated from, that was a pizzeria store that had been closed for reportedly about a year, right next door to

la fitness which is on the other side, about 21 people officially now are injured or were wounded, only two of them very serious, one of them was a child but when people, fire teams and police officers all responded on the scene, they said people were all over the place, we did just have about 30 minutes ago press update with the deputy fire chief in plantation, florida, confirmed that the state fire marshal was here and ultimately he said they were absolutely amazed that the injuries were not more and more serious than what they were, let's take a listen to some sound we have prepared, go ahead. >> when we arrived we found patients scattered all about debris area, we are relieved, considering how we found patients and where we found them, the injuries are not as severe as we thought they would be, we are thankful for that.

>> so show you the massive perimeter of debris, 100-yard radius in all directions, i spoke with the woman working not too far away in chevron, it's not being called a bomb, it's not called a crime, it does appear that the working theory it was a natural gas explosion, however, alcohol, tobacco and firearms are in fact, on the scene, she said the windows rattled, the witness i was talking to, the windows rattled, people could feel it from reportedly 2 miles away, big, big explosion, it truly is amazing when you look at the aerials that it was not more significant when it comes to fatalities or injuries, so the good news is nobody was killed at this point, there was one level one trauma that was taken to the hospital but this all

happened about 4 hours ago just before noon down here in broward county, agencies from all over the county even down in miami are all on the scene, so they did an initial search through all buildings behind me, we found no people trapped by debris, they are now doing a secondary research and, of course, as you could see the rain has now started making efforts for the fire department and police officers a little more challenging but 4 hours after this happened, no reports of anybody being trapped or wounded and can't get out, you would think that you would have heard about rescues by now, but all of the wounded were taken to nearby hospitals, most of the wounds and injuries based on the fire, deputy fire chief was basically what you would see during an explosion, flying glass, flying debris, back to you in new york. arthel: phil keating, we will

take it back here, thank you. >> fox news alert, southern california reeling from back to back earthquakes. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my gosh. a 7.1 magnitude, the temblor proceeded by 6.4 the day before, the strongest to hit california area in two decades cracking building, damaging roads and sparking fires, experts warn more aftershocks could come in the days and weeks away, jonathan hunt live in ridgecrest, california with more, hi, jonathan. >> good evening to you too, two earthquakes and yet miraculously minimal damage here, that really is striking as you drive into ridgecrest, looks like it looked 36, 48 hours ago, very hard to find any damage, that's not to

say there wasn't any, reported jeff paul out in the middle of the night after 7.1 earthquake last night and got this video of fires at nearby mobile home park, firefighters also turned up this morning to mop up the damage that was done, but even though there was no real, physical damage to any great extent, there have been damage done to the psych of residents caught in very large earthquakes, listen here. >> i just thank to creator to protect us right now because we are in a crisis, we see in the movies but we never thought it would hit here. >> my body won't stop trembling, i'm walking but my body is trembling and when the aftershocks come, it damaged me more.

>> another vivid display of fear caused by earthquakes caught on the cell phone of our producer dan who has taken a well-earned break at restaurant last night when the 7.1 hit, you can hear and see people screaming and rushing out of the restaurant simply terrified, dan put it to me that that might actually be the end, thankfully it wasn't for anybody there, and there have been no major injuries as a result of these two earthquakes, still, the fire chief warns that everybody should remain alert, listen here. >> through time the buildings are going to get weaker, maybe it's not a 7.1 next time but maybe it's, you know, lower, and with that there could be more damage just because structures have weakened and so we need to be vigilant and the community of ridgecrest --

>> now, it's been several hours i would say, mike, since we felt any aftershocks right here, but i can tell you this, no one in ringcrest is going to rest easy tonight, mic. >> our hearts go out to people in ridgecrest, thank god it was not a 7.1 in downtown los angeles, jonathan hunt, thank you so much. arthel. arthel: joe biden doing some damage control, the former vice president apologizing for his past comments about working with segregationists, but at the same time he is also defending his overall civil rights record, mr. biden making the statement during a campaign event in south carolina, the state is an early presidential voting contest where african americans are a key demographic, jackie joins us live from new york news room. >> joe biden has had a lot of ground to take back, comments on working with segregationist and

senator harris used the window of opportunity to cut into his voting record and the polls show that it's had a damaging effect, today the former vp is trying to stop the snowball effect tackling issue head on and at the event in north carolina he defended record that there's a reason why the country's first black president selected him to be the vp but biggest highlight was rare apology. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry for pain. >> two polls out this week show biden in the lead with harris in second place following miami debate and reason washington

post/abc new poll black voters refer biden to harris, they are both angling hard for support. >> kamala harris is creeping up african american voters, the majority in democrat party and therefore her performance against joe biden especially on a racial issue like busing that has prompted more folks to taking a second look at her. >> harris today appealed to minority voters announcing a plan to close the racial wealth gap at essence festival, she said after generations of discrimination black families need pledge at ownership and pledged a $100 billion to help with down payments an closing costs. >> taking these steps we can shrink the wealth black between black and white household by at least one-third but we cannot bridge the racial wealth gap just by addressing historical inequities.

>> senators booker and warren along with beto o'rourke are also heading to the essence festival, arthel. arthel: great festival, by the way. all right, jacqui, thank you. >> iran ready to enrich uranium, this comes a couple of days after the british navy seized iranian oil tanker, kitty logan in london with the latest, hi, katie. >> iran expect today slightly increase uranium enrichment, of course, that's in breach of the 2015 iran nuclear deal, now, already on saturday iranian official delivered that message essentially in a statement saying the country is ready to start enriching more uranium, tehran says this is needed, of course, the concern is that if

iran starts to increase uranium production that could eventually become nearly enough for a nuclear weapon, however, iran says it does not want to withdraw from this nuclear deal altogether, the u.s. pulled out of that deal a year ago, but 6 other countries do remain committed to it, so far britain is one of the backers of that iran deal, but right now it's involved with the stand-up of its own with iran after marines seized iranian oil tanker, allegedly trying to take oil to syria, that's in breach of eu sanctions and now iranian commander threatening to retaliate in response by seizing a british ship, now, amid all the rising tensions with iran, of course, the u.s. still has an aircraft carrier out in the gulf, thousands of additional fleets in the region too and don't forget last month iran shut down u.s. drone which it claimed had strayed into air space, what we are expecting

tomorrow is details of the changes in the nuclear agreement, this, of course, mike is lightly to further fuel tensions between the u.s. and iran, back to you. >> i'm looking at bulletin from reuters saying that french president emmanuel macron has agreed to look at talks with the iranian regime so this may buy more time, more negotiation, kitty, thank you so much, arthel. >> mass deportations are happening, quote, fairly soon, that's what president trump is threatening but stopping short of calling them raids, ellison barber is in berkeley heights, new jersey nearby bedminster where the president is spending the weekend, hi, ellison. >> hi, arthel, when president trump announced that delay house speaker nancy pelosi said it was welcome news, she also said that time is needed in order for them to get something done on comprehensive immigration reform, president trump seems to be sticking to two-week

deadline. >> they came illegally and we are bringing them out legally, these are people where we have the papers, we've got through the court system, they'll be starting fairly soon, but i don't call them raids, removing people that have come in all of these years, come in illegally, we are removing them and bringing them back to their country. >> democrats say all of this is evidence president trump does not want a solution referring instead to use the situation at the border and issues with the immigration system as political slaughter. >> this is a serious problem that requires bipartisan effort to come to solutions for the american public and for the people who are seeking asylum, so i wish that we could have a real serious conversation, i don't think from my perspective the president really wants a solution, he likes to stir people. >> speaker pelosi reportedly called president trump directly last month to talk about the

raids not long after that the president announced the two-week delay, he said he was doing it at the request of democrats to see if democrats and republicans could get together to fix what he called the asylum and loophole problem at the southern border, if they failed, he said deportations would begin, an operation in cities miami, new york, los angeles and san francisco targeting some 2,000 undocumented families, that is the rate or at least one of the raids we know that was delayed. ice officials say that all of the people they were planning to target in this raid or in any raid that they do have removal papers, though, most of them according to various reports, many of these 2,000 undocumented families, those removal orders were issued, a lot of them after missed court dates, arthel? >> okay, thank you, ellison barber, mike. >> arthel, new report of what

could be aggravating factor at southern border, what's happening in homeland security, straight ahead.

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arthel: welcome back, despite growing sent men that's there's a crisis in the border, what's not brewing is the top jobs at the department of homeland security, nonpartisan partnership says dhs now has the lowest percentage of senate confirmed presidential appointments of any agency in the federal government at just 41%, compareson of key cabinet positions show department of energy at 96%, veterans affairs 83, defense 75 and state with 70. with more let's bring in david, u.s. political editor at dailymail.com, david, thank you.

>> thank you, arthel. arthel: how are the vacancies and temporary top-ranking positions at the dhs impacting the immigration crisis at the border? >> honestly i really don't think they are very much, lost in all of this is homeland security department has fewer than a dozen and half senate confirmable positions to begin with, you have top people acting administrators but i don't think that makes a big difference, they are doing the job and the one position that i think has been in limbo helpful to get through is inspector general, trump nominated somebody last november, made through committee in march, waiting almost 4 months for senate floor vote, honestly blame mitch mcconnell for that one but there aren't that many to begin with. arthel: ninth circuit court of appeals blocked the president from using 2.5 billion from defense department to build the wall, basically rubber stamping a ruling by a lower court that ruled president trump cannot reallocate funds without congressional approval, now, the president says this is all

political, is it? >> well, i think any time you see something making its way through the ninth circuit on the back of presidential order it's almost always political when it's a republican president, this would ultimate i will go to supreme court, i would say likely the supreme court will side with the president on this one, he's not asking to pick up a giant chunk of the defense department's budget and give it to homeland security, believe this or not, the argument is that the defense department, the reservists and all the soldiers at the bord need protections themselves, barriers to protect them which also have the side benefit of keeping illegal aliens, i think it will pass legal muster ultimately. >> meanwhile the facebook pages spearheaded by some customs and border patrol agents, pages containing incentive, derogatory and lewd posts including jokes about migrants deaths and

congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez, aoc, targeted of sexual violent post, cbp officials told members of congress the agency didn't know anything about the facebook groups, but now it has come to light that the cbp agencies or official did know about at least one of the groups, david, how does this even happen? >> some people are just horrible people, what we know how many are current cbp agents or other officials, if you look at fine print from the news stories, you can be a retired agent, part-time former agent and be part of it, i think if any current or former government officials are involved in degrading things they should be out on their butts tomorrow, fired, the reality democrats in some committees will then defend the public sector unions desire to keep them in jobs, a lot of this is show beating, the cbp people i'm talking to, very

quietly, look, we knew the groups existed but we never suspected a lot of actual working agents were behind them, so there's nothing they can do to penalize a retiree and that's where we will wind up. arthel: let's look at kind of review the tasks at hand, to weed tout bad actors at cbp, you are saying most are retired, others are currently -- >> saying we don't know, mitch mcconnell hasn't called a vote on inspector general who could investigate it credibly. >> if they are currently employed, then we have to rule out the bad people, clean up the horrendous conditions, speed up asylum process and plug the porous border, does the trump administration have the will and wherewithal to tackle all of the above? >> working in trump's favor right now i think is you have an election coming up and the more of the horror stories that come up, the question is are democrats going win the battle

of ideas and propaganda war by saying it's all trump's fault even though conditions go back to obama administration or trump will win the battle, look, if democrats would simply help us plug holes at the border most of the people won't be here in the first place, fix it where you live philosophy. i think the trump administration can make a stronger case in usaid, some programs that help people before they come here. some of the conditions in the photos, some of the migrant areas and detention facilities are awful but i just got back recently from a week in africa, most of the kids there are living in conditions that would make these kinds of things look nice by comparison. arthel: that's africa. we are talking about people being held at the border. >> most are coming from thirld-world circumstances that are frankly worse. the bigger question, of course, election year coming up, is the trump administration going to make strong enough case that this is a democrats fault, of

course, you to fix facilities which you will probably need to build more, this is political, whose fault it is and who people are going to elect to fix it. unfortunately when it's no longer an election year anymore, i suspect a lot of the media attention will go away and that's not good for anybody. >> by the way, certainly not to down play the starving children in africa, by no means, all right, david, thank you so much for joining us. >> president trump now considering an executive order to allow a citizenship question on next year's census despite last week's supreme court decision to block the move, we will dig into it with legal battle with our panel next.

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washington with details, garrett. >> one of several options the trump administration is looking at to try to get the citizenship question onto 2020 census, remember, the supreme court did not rule being included but struck it down for the time being because the government's explanation as to why it was included to include voting rights act didn't match up with the evidence presented. now the administration is working to come up with an explanation that will pass muster with the court, on friday, president trump said he is considering four or five options including executive order to try to get the citizenship question back on the census. >> we will make a decision, you can also add addition and maybe do addendum after we get a positive decision, so we are working on a lot of things including executive order. >> opponents of the question are vowing to fight any effort by the administration to get the

question out into the census and in anticipation of an executive order the aclu asked federal judge to permanently block the commerce department from adding citizenship question with group's director saying, quote, the trump administration repeatedly argued the census forms cannot be altered after june 30th, they've now changed their tune because the supreme court ruled against them. they can't have it both ways, trump's lawlessness will not go unanswered. there is no official deadline for when the trump administration needs to provide the court with its new reasoning for the citizenship question, but the census forms are already being printed and the closer we get to january, the harder it would be to change plans once forms start going out, arthel. >> let's bring in legal panel, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and jenna ellis, trump 2020 advisory board, great to have you both. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks so much, mike.

>> do you expect congress and commerce attorneys to figure out a way to include the citizenship question on next year's census, jenna? >> first, it's ridiculous that we need challenge to ask census to ask citizens whether they're citizens of the united states of america, that said, i think the goal is let's get the question on the census, we can fight about whether we can force people to answer or it or not later but this is extensive process, it's once every ten years, chief justice roberts doesn't have a problem with the question, he had a problem with the reasoning behind the question and i think he was wrong on that, let's get the question on the census. >> jenna, what's your take on finding legal argument to present to the courts? >> well, here i think it's completely fair that president trump is reasonably weighing all options and let's remember that the court here said specifically that the question did not violate the constitution clause

nor census act, chief justice roberts and the other liberal justices and in his case, this case he was one to have liberal judges, just had problem with the rationale, that's not a -- that's a political question, it's not a constitutional question and so really here what the administration needs to do is just simply say we can do this consstitutionally, therefore we will and so i think that whatever the avenue that trump's legal advisers here in the administration are going to give them, i think that they will find a legal way to challenge this and to go back in front of the court and say, this is absolutely fair, let's remember, this is just reinstating the question, this isn't anything new, we've been having this question on the long form questionnaire since 1970's, even earlier than that in the census, this is simply reinstatement, political battle from democrats an liberal left to claim that this is somehow, unwarranted reason or rationale, this is simply trying to promote free and fair elections which

every american citizen needs to get behind because one vote for one person absolutely matters and we want to make sure that every legitimate vote is counted. >> jenna, you touched on politics, politically does it matter if president trump wins on this issue is there benefit by just showing he's fighting for what he believes in a common sense question? >> i think both matter, i think that the american people are happy to see that he's pushing back against a completely activist supreme court decision and fighting for the best interest of the american people because let's remember that our right to be franchise in the vote really matters here, the outcome, of course, matters to rule of law and fundamental fairness in protecting and preserving the privilege that we have in the united states of america to vote, so i think the outcome matters but certainly the fact that he is willing to make this fight among all of the other things that he's done since 2016 absolutely matter and it's going to matter come 2020 as well? >> jonna, if the administration finds a way to get this on the

census next year, do people need to answer that particular question? >> well, here is a really interesting thing, right, technically we are supposed to answer the questions and answer them honestly, if you don't answer, it's 100-dollar fine, if you falsify an answer it's 500-dollar fine, mike, nobody has been prosecuted for doing either of those things since 1970, so to opponents who say, listen, if you add this question, we will get undercount, not get accurate count, how do we know we are getting accurate count now because there's no way to measure it when we don't prosecute people for not filling out or filling it out falsely. president trump was criticized for not having legitimate rationale, though i agree with that, the opponents as well because their rationale stinks as well. >> hoping this can be an addendum put on later, jenna, let's start with you?

>> yeah, i think that this shows that the trump administration is willing to accept that the supreme court has made a decision currently but there's still challenging it, as president trump said, basically an invitation from chief justice roberts to come back in front of the court and so they're moving ahead with the printing but absolutely no reason it can't be reprinted or addendum added later, i think we will see that come the 2020 census. >> let's bring in jonah in. >> let's get it printed, eventually people should have to answer honestly, we are not asking you if you're here illegally, we are asking if you're citizen of the great country. arthel: earthquake that is have shaken southern california and plenty of nerve there while the earth was moving beneath people's feet many chose to grab their cell phones and record the scary moment.

kristina coleman from la bureau, kristina. >> arthel, we learned that just moments ago california governor arrived in ridgecrest, people shopping at local wal-mart got up close look at at the mess that the quake caused. this is the wal-mart in ridgecrest, town 10 miles southwest of epicenter of last night's 7.1 quake, hit 8:19 local time, jugs of water and food scattered on the floor making total mess on the aisles, more than 100 aftershocks sin thursday's earthquakes and more could come, check out albertson's, employees, customers walking on piles as aftershocks continue to rattle the entire store, this ridgecrest family got under the table, listen to frantic moments when all of this was going on.

>> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> oh my gosh. >> the front door came open. >> it's okay, it's okay. oh, my god. this is bad, brian. >> take a look at this for a family obviously trying to enjoy the holiday weekend watches on as the water in the pool start moving back and forth and this video swinging lights taking in restaurant after the morongo casino in california, the casino is about 160 miles south of ridgecrest, two senior citizens homeless today after the mobile home went up in flames earlier this morning, this is also in ridgecrest, the city close to epicenter of last night's quake, two people were inside the home when it happened, kern county officials say they were able to escape, california governor gavin newsom declared state of

emergency for san bernardino county and right here in la public safety units were deployed around city to inspect safety and check on infrastructure, just make sure everything is okay and big reminder for those who live in earthquake-prone areas, have earthquake kit ready and please do not forget about your pets. arthel: absolutely not. don't forget the pets, i have a lot of friends in la and said they felt it. >> we did feel it. we sat there together, arthel. >> thank you. >> iran can soon begin enriching uranium supply beyond limits set by 2015 nuclear deal, we will look at the trump administration strategy to handle the potential escalation.

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>> president trump with stern warning iran saying it has to, quote, be very, very careful,

this comes as iranian president hassán rouni closer to weapon's grade level unless europe offers new deal by tomorrow. gillian turner in washington with more. >> asked about iran yesterday before depart to go spend the weekend at golf club, president trump was pretty noncommittal with reporters in south loan. >> iran has to be very careful. >> this congressmen at strategically crucial moment a day after british navy seized oil tanker on suspicion it was bringing crude oil to syria, first interception of this kind under eu sanctions, indicates the remaining european parties to iran nuclear deal aren't plan to go turn a blind eye to sanctions violations, president trump's maneuvers here at home since he ordered and canceled air strikes have been sharply

divided among partisan lines, democrats are calling him an amateur. >> this president -- [inaudible] >> based on unilateral actions. >> republicans for the most part insist everything the president is doing is strategic. >> i must say that the president exercises great caution in trying to deescalate the conflict and not escalate it, one thing he made clear in the room was he will not stand for a nuclear iran and that is red line. >> now the u.s. is calling for a special session of the un to discuss penalties for iran's decision to increase uranium enrichment, natural security adviser john bolton says the plan to increase pressure on european countries to stand against iran by using harsh penalties, has a lot of people but not a lot of chance since he

was dropped out of the deal with iran and europe last year. >> gillian turner, thank you. >> more on the top aide to iran's supreme leader claiming the islamic republic is ready to start enriching uraniums beyond the levels of 2015 nuclear deal, tehran is reacting to moves by the west. >> we will definitely not initiate anything unless the other party does. the other party has step by step, americans directly and europeans indirectly violated the deal. we will show reaction as much as they violate it. we will reduce commitments as much as they reduce it. if they go back to fulfilling commitments we will do as well, this will happen at rational and gradual pace. >> let's bring in john jordan, former navel intelligence officer and hoover institute, you're ready for the segment, john, got sip of water, i should

have done the same, by the way. let me start here, got incredible word that was received within the hour that french president manuel macron and rouhani to resume talks, talks regarding iran nuclear deal. what does this development signal to you, john. >> consistent with what we've seen with europe in the past, they want to salvage the jcpoa, the nuclear deal, private-sector companies have kind of gone the other way, that's underreported story, is that even though governments maybe advocating in iran with payment system so far, big european companies have been pulling out of iran and the effect on the iranian economy has been devastating, 37% unemployment, real lost 80% of value, 32% of unemployment, 25

and 50, that's since inception of current regime has iran been under this type of economic pressure. >> and before this development, iran was willing to negotiate only if the u.s. lifts economic sanctions, should president trump on lienl or -- oblige or ignore that request? >> he should ignore that. lifting of sanctions, sanctions will not come off first, they may come as part of broader deal , missile technology and exporting of terrorism, funding extremism groups around the world. >> know, britain is clamping down on iran, british authorities helped seized iranian super tanker which was suspected of carrying crude oil to syria which you well know is breach of eu sanctions, does this strengthen u.s. leverage now that it's iran against the

world and not just iran against the u.s.? >> that's exactly right, that's what iranian strategy is here in this case, arthel, it is about trying to decouple the united states from europe, to get sanctions relief from europe, to get -- bring back foreign investment and to -- to resuscitate iranian economy but to do that create daylight between u.s. policy and right now european policy and right now looks like it isn't working certainly with great britain and macron has opened the door for negotiations, iranians will have to drop the lifting of conditions to those conditions. arthel: how are russia and china viewing the developments? >> well, russia certainly viewed iran, iran was certainly helpful to russia in syria, but one wonders how helpful they are now. it's telling that the russians refuse iran the s-400 missile

system. china is a different story, import 80% of the oil from the middle east and almost all of that goes through straits of hormuz, if there's spike in oil, another challenge to already struggling chinese economy, so the chinese really don't want this to escalate because it would exacerbate some of the economic challenges. arthel: hey, jon, do you think it's necessary to completely scrap the 2016 iran nuclear deal? >> yeah, here is kind of why, iran was complying with it, only dealt with the missile material, create war head part of a nuclear bomb, it did not in any way address or arrest the iranian missile program, the parallel technology of delivery system, historically cost america the soviet union, was

far more technologically challenging than developing the bomb, iranian efforts to form hezbollah, hamas, various other groups making trouble throughout the middle east. arthel: 30 seconds on this one f there should be a new deal, what deal points should be included in the improved nuclear agreement and would the other signatories jump back in or agree with the new document? >> well, i think that, you know, nobody is saying regime change is a requirement. the administration has been very clear, iran will not develop a nuclear weapon and also must slow down -- must halt its missile development program, no reason for them to have missile program other than to strike u.s. or israel, that would need to strike, just as importantly cash outflows from iran and various terror groups, whether in yemen, hamas, hezbollah that

would have to stop too. if iran agree to 3 things, they would have a willing negotiating partner in the united states. arthel: john jordan, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> we are live as a look ahead netherlands next. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy.

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>> tomorrow is big day for the united states women's soccer team as they will play the netherlands for the right to repeat as world cup champions, it's going to be awesome, greg in leon, france, bonjour, greg. in fact, approaching 11:00 p.m. local time in leon, france, our sources tell us there's a prematch party about to begin, a lot of american fans here in town rooting on their own hometown team, now the u.s. women's national team poised for a record fourth world cup, they are the favorites to beat the netherlands but the dutch team, no one is ruling them out, this year's u.s. women squad being described by some as the best ever, they are certainly the most outspoken ever, we caught very brief glimples of one of the stars megan repinoe today,

she seemed cool, calm an collected, here is what she said to the press earlier, take a listen. >> so many fantastic players at world cup and so many players have elevated games throughout the entire tournament. i'm honored to be considered one of those players and -- and i don't mind the media. >> we are here called the fan zone, we talked folks from south carolina, from chicago, from california all united in one opinion that this team is really something else, take a listen. >> who is going to win tomorrow? >> usa. >> why do you say that? >> they are awesome. >> they are pretty awesome. >> i think they are good role models and showing up what we should be doing. >> it's a great team, one of the best teams we put together, powerful group of men and looking to make changes and

awesome we are witnessing. >> i'm glad to be here with my daughter so she can experience it. >> usa. >> usa! >> a lot of enthusiasm, as you can see, as you can hear, game time local 5:00 p.m., 11:00 a.m. eastern, let's break the record in 2015 when the u.s. won the last world cup, that was 23 million viewers, 24, 25 million. >> pulling for my fellow, all the women, all the best, thank you, greg. arthel: remind you again, don't miss it, catch the women's world cup final between u.s. national team and the netherlands, that's happening tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern, check out your local fox station. >> one of the country's most popular tourist attractions will soon be getting upgrades, we will tell you the changes coming to mount rushmore next.

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and experts say likely the new normal, washed up on beaches before but never like this, experts are now warning of some serious health risks when the thick seaweed dries up on the beaches, it releases hydrogen sulfide gas that smells like rotten eggs and can cause problems with those with respiratory issues, 20 million tons flowed through the atlantic last year. >> facelift before at one of the most famous landmarks mount rushmore to go through upgrade, the work to make it easier and provide clearer views of the presidents' faces t construction will shut down some areas but national park service says the end result, quote is going to be beautiful. >> arizona family reuniting with their dog who ran away on fourth of july after being scared by fireworks, kino, found less than

a mile from home, the shelter said more than 30 dogs were brought in on the fourth, working to get the others to their owners as well. breaking news from south florida, massive gas explosion shattering parts of shopping center leaving at least 21 people injured, right now firefighters are still searching for possibly more victims, hello and welcome to brand new hour america's news headquarters, i'm mike emmanuel sitting in for eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville, debris everywhere after several >> about 100 yards behind me is what appears to be the epicenter of the explosions, still unofficially confirmed by the fire investigator as national

gas pipe explosion but certainly by all appearances seems to be, take a look at the parking lot here, again, 100 yards in all directions around this area littered with debris, broken glass, walls, rooftop and red structure that appears to be where a piece of restaurant was that had been not open for the past year, that seems to have the most debris damage, there's tons of snoirnl parking lot, imagine on early saturday morning, taking a look from the helicopter shot you really get a good sense of how big this explosion was, but there's like an la fitness next door, couple of banks, multiple restaurants, clothing stores and department stores, so an a saturday before noon, this was a very busy, busy strip mall and what is unbelievably amazing to many who have seen all of the damage that nobody died in this, total of 21

people were injured, 2 of them serious injuries and one of the wounded was a child but the child was with minor injury and injuries according to fire investigators, what you see in an explosion, all of the people immediately taken to local hospitals, the secondary church show people trap and even the initial surge did not show, everybody got out and got out alive. this is what the deputy fire chief told us a couple of hours ago. >> when we arrived we found patients scattered all about the debris area. i'm going to say we are relieved, we are very much relieved that considering the debris field and considering how we found the patients and where we found them, the injuries are not as severe as we would have thought they would be, so we are very thankful for that.

>> so the very large number of firefighters and police officers from all over broward county as well as miami-dade county on the scene, still closed off to public, active investigate scene, not calling it crime scene, but just in case it was not gas explosion, something more criminal, alcohol, tobacco and firearms are on the scene so a lot of questions still unanswered as to the specific cause of this explosion, what triggered it, whether it was malicious or whether it was just a bad accident in an abandoned fire -- pizza place on the scene behind me, all businesses have closed down, they will remain close all weekend, all electricity is shut down, pipelines have been secured, and, again, not good for people who live out here in western broward county because this is a major artery, university drive in which this strip mall was --

is located, but everyone very relieved and thankful that nobody died from what witnesses told me, they thought it was a bomb, they were scared, arthel. arthel: i can only imagine, you're right, thank goodness no one was hurt. no one died in that. phil keating, thank you. >> fox news alert, nerves in southern california as people are braising for more possibility of more aftershocks following major 7.1 magnitude earthquake friday night, jonathan hunt is live close to epicenter in ridgecrest, california, hello, jonathan. >> hello, mike, the physical damage is miraculously minimal, the damage to the psyche of residents here in ridgecrest is significantly heavier, it's a

terrifying thing to live through, i want to give you a taste of that with this video from cell phone of our producer dan who was taken a well-earned break last night having been working for 36 hours, when the 7.1 hit and everybody had to flee the restaurant, he was in, dan, man not given to exaggeration told me it really felt like it might be tend, like the entire building might come down on top of them, thankfully everybody got out and there was no building collapse neither there nor anywhere else that we are aware of at this point. but it's terrifying for so many people, although some say they are determined and not to be intimidated by mother nature. >> i am not going to sit around and wait for it and not do anything, i can't do that. i've sat on the bench in our pig nick for 2 nights, i'm not going to do that.

just going to get on with life and if it hits, it hits, there's nothing i can do to stop it and forewarn me and i have to stay busy so i don't think about it. >> there was some damage, some caused by fires who broke out at mobile home park when gas pipelines ruptured, firefighters were back over at the mobile home park this morning, mopping up there but as i say, very little damage and the fire chief, excuse me, the police chief acknowledging today that ridgecrest really dodged a bullet. listen here. >> it's hard for the world to know what we have been through because by the grace of god, we've had no casualties and we've only had minor injuries which is amazing considering these two big earthquakes that we've experienced. >> california governor gavin newsom is now on the ground here touring what damage there is, he

too noted thankful that it wasn't a lot worse, mike. >> let's hope for peaceful afternoon evening for folks in ridgecrest and southern california, thanks a lot. arthel: more on that let's bring in geo physicists mika mckennon, a matter of time that another major earthquake would hit southern california, but scientifically speaking why not? >> we cannot ever predict exactly when, where and how strong an earthquake is going to be, we can only forecast probability, the reason that there was a magnitude 7.1 after that magnitude 6.4 on the fourth of july was probably because the stress that was released by the first earthquake moved around and managed to add a little bit more emergency, more tension onto a locked fault that hit its limit and finally break.

unfortunately we can't tell which of these earthquakes are fore shocks and which is going to be the main quake until afterwards, they don't come labeled by mother nature, so we got lucky by having the earthquakes out in the mojave and instead somewhere like underneath la. arthel: original 6.4 earthquake smaller than 7.1, are you considering that 6.4 quake the fore shock and the 7.1 the actual quake? >> yes, exactly. and unfortunately because it's not labeled we had to rename on the fly and everything is smaller that's happening after the 7.1 is now an aftershock, we expect to have those aftershocks dropping in both magnitude and freak -- frequency over time. it's possible that sometime in next week we can have even a magnitude 6 and keep going

smaller, the 5, 4's, the 3's, so many earthquakes so far, shake, rattle and roll, on the upside now that people have had the earthquakes, they remember what to do, they have practiced drop, cover, hold on, lock, cover, hold on and they've already either had things fallen down or realizing they have a problem and securing in place so people are prepared for the next earthquake. arthel: you're saying they'll be more aftershocks, will that happen in ridgecrest area as well? >> currently aftershocks and continue to be aftershocks in ridgecrest area, they will keep dropping off in intensity and by time, by next week we will have fewer and fewer of them. arthel: listen, we don't want it to happen any any town, if that were to hit a big earthquake like that to hit densely-populated area, how

devastating could that be? >> with earthquaking it's all about locations, building codes and preparation, so if a similar earthquake had happened underneath san francisco and la we would be looking repeat of 1989, 1994 north ridge in la, similarity sized earthquakes, for real contrast you can look at when we had i think the 2010 earthquake in haiti, that was magnitude 7.0, technically smaller than this and yet tens of thousands of people died because the earthquake was right underneath major cities and they didn't have the building codes and infrastructure so a lot of building collapses happened and a lot of fires broke out. arthel: since the north ridge earthquake, i'd say in '94, lots of la -- downtown la has grown and i'm imagining that the newer buildings down there are to earthquake code by today's

standard? >> earthquake codes are constantly improved, california has been developing and testing earthquake early warning system, they get triggered by arrival by the p waves and give you a countdown depending how far away the earthquake was until arrival of more surface waves, it did -- the la area has a beta test going on right now, it did detect these earthquakes but didn't send out notifications because the shaking was not going to be severe enough to be damaging in la, they are you now revising what the threshold would be, you can think that 10 second isn't all that much time and there's not enough time to retro fit your building but enough time to get out of the kitchen where cups are falling down or grab your baby and get underneath the table or pull over to the side of the road, or to stop open-heart surgery, you can do a lot of things with 10-second warning.

arthel: usually go into door jam and take cover there but we saw photos, video of some patrons running out of a restaurant because i don't blame them, the last thing they would want pancake on top of them. >> i prefer that people would drop, cover, hold on where they are, if you try to run the waves feel like ocean waves, people have gotten nauseous and can be strong enough to knock you down, people get broken legs and when you exit a building you are going through the area where any brick, roof tiles, external light fixtures are falling down, all those extra material raining down right at the entry way. in north america, codes are good enough that we expect the buildings to stay intact so we are worried about things inside the building, drop, cover, hold on and drill it if you have the

muscle memory. arthel: a lot of people live in la, new comers and aren't prepared and a lot of people visiting, tell us one more time, what do we do in case of an earthquake? >> if you feel shaking, drop, cover, hold on, get underneath heavy piece of furniture, protect your head, protect your neck, if you don't have the ability to drop, walk mobility to vice in place, if you're say in bed, asleep, 8 hours a day, curl up, put pillow, cover back of the head, keep flashlight down there, but another thing you can do if you're intimidating to start earthquake kit, start your prep, have a party, invite your neighbors, say hello, if things go really, really wrong, the very first people on scene aren't going to be firefighters and not paramedic, the people who are physically closest to you, your neighbors, so get to know them

now. arthel: thank you very much, we will leave it there, thank you, mika. >> federal judge giving the green light for case to proceed regarding a citizenship question on the 2020 census, meanwhile president trump says he's weighing all his options to get the question on that form which could include using the power of the pen to sign executive, garrett tenney live in washington with more, hi, garrett. >> the supreme court left the door open when it ruled that a citizenship question can be included on the census but whether or not that happens largely depends on the reason the trump administration gives for why the question needs to be included. the white house is looking at have you different possible explanations that it can explain in court that including the question would enforce the voting rights act, the president layed out a number of reasons if r the question on friday. >> i just spoke with the attorney general, we have a

number of different avenues we could use all of them or one, we are doing very well in that issue. need it for many reasons, congress, redistricting, you need it for appropriations, where are the fund going, how many people are there, are they citizens, are they not citizens, you need it for many reasons. >> the administration's reason for including the question are also at the heart of several other federal lawsuits including one in maryland where plaintiffs argue the government misled the courts and pushing the citizenship question for political gain by ensuring democratic states with high numbers of undocumented immigrants don't benefit from a full counting in the census, on friday, the president of the mexican american legal defense and educational fund which is a part of that lawsuit vowed to continue fighting the administration over this saying executive order does not result in ignoring the abundant evidence of unconstitution all racial discrimination that lies behind the late edition of citizenship question of the

census especially when donald trump was involved in the conspiracy to have the question for legally improper reasons. now, in addition to case in maryland or others in new york, california, the legal fight over this is far from being over, mike. >> no doubt about it, garrett tenney. arthel: joe biden apologizing for decades' old comments, 2020 democratic front runner had to say on the campaign trail. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today.

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>> breaking news, democratic candidate joe biden apologizing for remarks with segregationists during years in the senate, jacqui joins us.

>> biden said intentions were pure, no apology, even recently senator cory booker called on bide on the apologize for the very comments, biden fired back and said, booker should apologize for suggesting that he's racist and after all of that reversal, take a listen. [inaudible] yes, i was, i regret it and i am sorry for your pain and misconception. [applause] >> biden has had a lot of ground to make up after the comments sunk his performance in debates, senator kamala harris used the window of opportunity to cut into his voting record and the polls show that had damaging effect, former vp is trying to stop that snowball effect defending voting record saying there's a reason why the country first black president selected him to be the vp, despite all the criticism it's still biden's

race to lose, two polls out this week show biden in the lead with harris creeping into second place and while another poll shows black voters still prefer bide on the harris, they're both angling hard for support. >> i see behind in african-american community which is a quite unusual interesting, joe biden's legacy as first vice president of the first african-american president has served him well, but numbers are starting to show a lot of cracks. >> harris today appealed to minority voters announcing a plan to close the racial wealth gap at essence festival, generations of discrimination black families need a real shot at home ownership, pledged $100 billion with down payment and closing costs, senator elizabeth warren, cory booker at essence festival along with congressman beto o'rourke, arthel. arthel: thank you so much, mike. >> arthel, joe biden talking about the first democratic debate in an interview yesterday, the 2020 front runner admitting he was caught off guard when senator kamala harris

went after him over the issue of busing. >> they are going to come after you, sure they will come after you. >> were you prepared for them to come after you? >> i was prepared for coming after me, she knew me. >> communication's director, robin, former regional field director for obama campaign, great to have you, guys. your reaction to joe biden apology in south carolina? >> it was overdue, i'm glad that he apologized but if we will get stuck on an issue that dates back to 1970 we may as well hand over election to donald trump, i'd love for us to get past this, look, kamala harris has been making rounds all week long, beating the issue up about busing, it's falling flat, we need to move on. >> john, senator harris

continues being aggressive even if it makes biden uncomfortable, take a listen to her and i will ask you to respond? >> because we had so much flight out of public schools after brown v. board of education that the segregation persist, now not necessarily a function of legislators who are trying to pass laws to segregate or prevent integration, but just because there has been a drawing out of the resources in public schools that have left poor children and children of color in public schools and left the schools to be segregated. >> john, your thoughts on her approach at this stage? >> well, i think what the feud shows dilemma of democrats in 2020, kamala harris that joe biden is out of touch with democratic party but the party is out of touch with the country, kamala harris raised her hand and said i will get rid of private health insurance, 60% of the country doesn't want to do that, on immigration the vast

majority supports compassion, the shining city on the hill, city with walls and doors for people who want to come legally. today's democrats want to have health insurance for illegal immigrants but two-thirds of independentses oppose the idea, very strong shift of veering to the left with the democrat party. >> the biden interview with chris cuomo showing that he has plenty of fight with hem, your assessment of lengthy interview and how he performed? >> i know joe biden personally, he's a great man, he does have the fight in him and has two debates where he can redeem him and america loves a comeback story, it's not -- it's not loss for him, he has plenty of room to grow but he has to be better prepared this time. even helen keller should have seen the question coming a mile

away. >> john, working on 101 setting with interviewer compared to crowded debate stage? >> he will show more fight, i agree with robin, primary elections are competitions, they are not coordinations and so if i'm primary voter on the democrats, i'm concerned that he didn't show enough fight with his own party because that begs the question, how he will respond with donald trump who will a lot tougher, he has to show a lot more fight and you can do that, you can show contrast without attacking people personally because there's a lot of policy gap between these candidates that joe biden can talk about. >> today in the critical early state of south carolina, biden spoke about education, take a listen. >> i don't believe a child should have -- [inaudible] [applause] >> robin, is improving all

schools an effective way of handling that issue? >> yes, and i'm glad he's speaking in south carolina specifically, they have been talking for years about something called the corridor of shame there and trying to level the playing field where the tax dollars are allocated, he's making a good move strategically there, mike. >> john, seems to me bad news for biden campaign nobody is voting for at least 6 months, those polls could change a lot. >> if you look back at polls 4 years ago, this was the month that donald trump took charge of the race, he got a lead and never lost it and so biden, i think, is in a strong position, she shouldn't panic, he should be concerned. on the issue of education, there's a lot for republicans to talk about, the job's report that just came out, 121 months of uninterrupted growth, that's the longest period since 1945. we are seeing a lot of gains, job surge among lower income, minority communities and those

are things that republicans should be talking about and hard thing for biden to dismiss. >> do you think joe biden and his campaign learned from the punch he took from senator harris? >> mike, one can only hope, surely he will be better prepared this next time, i think that he went into this overcomfort and it showed, so, yes, i think he learned his lesson the hard way. >> john, danger of being over confident? >> yeah, absolutely. look, if you look back at the debates, i was a rubio, he did not do well in some of the debates obviously, but the primary debates tend to give other people a moment, one of biden's advantages is he's in a crowded field and that would work to his advantage, other candidates can surge, come up and down, as long as he holds his own he would be in very strong position. >> john hart, robin byro, thank you very much for your time.

arthel: mike, major earthquake rocks southern california, dramatic scenes captured on social media.

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frantic moments when all of this was going on. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> the front door came open. >> hold on, hold on. oh, my god. this is bad, brian. >> oh, my god. >> take a look at this, family obviously trying to enjoy holiday weekend watches on as the water in pool moves back and forth and ridgecrest albertson's here in this store employees and customers walking over piles of debris to evacuate as aftershocks continue to rattle the entire store, more than 2900 aftershocks have rocked the area since thursday 6.4 magnitude earthquake and more could come, the u.s. geological survey also tweeted this picture of a buckled road on twitter after last night's earthquake, this is on highway 178 just southwest of

trona, town about 5 miles east of ridgecrest. also governor gavin newsom declaring state of emergency for affected areas after last night's quake, landed to assess the damage and meet with local leaders, mike. >> kristina coleman, thanks very much. arthel. arthel: revealing they discovered the body of young utah woman mckenzie who was last seen 3 weeks ago, she was found in a canyon north of salt lake city and hailey higgins from utah affiliate has more. >> deck of cards. >> every one of us -- >> started coming up on wednesday. >> same day mckenzie mckenzie'ss

were discovered. >> it's hard that she was here all this time, it's just hard. >> he was ban from utah state after investigation in 2012, he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in nearby north park neither led to criminal charges. >> we continue to work this case around the clock and hope that is we would be able to provide the lueck family, our community and every police department disclosure. >> police say they identified mckenzie through dna, stop short of saying what led officers to her remains, possible cause of death or even the exact location within the canyon. >> i have seen vehicles, a few cops have been coming up and down. >> while investigators continue to learn what happened to the 23-year-old -- the family is heartbroken the case ends in their canyon.

>> to have something like that happen, it just -- it really throws you back. >> and investigators say they expect to file former charges against the suspect early next week. >> okay, that is hailey higgins from affiliate kstu reporting. >> france and iran have reached an agreement to explore conditions that will allow them to resume talks on the 2015 nuclear deal, the two sides will try to hammer out details by july 15th, the announcement comes ahead of deadline tehran set for europe to offer new terms in court by tomorrow, katie logan has more from london. >> iran expected to announce plans to reach the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal on sunday which it says it's in response to u.s. sanctions. officials say the country is ready to start enriching slightly more uranium than the deal allows, tehran is also accusing the u.s. of violating

that 2015 deal, however, iran says it does not want to withdraw from the nuclear agreement or together, the u.s. has already pulled out of the deal a year ago but 6 other countries remain committed to it so far, the concern is though if iran increases uranium production it could be nearly enough for a nuclear weapon but iran says the uranium is needed for power plant, great britain is one of the backers but now involved after royal marines seized oil tank and the tanker was literally trying to take oil to syria in breach of the eu sanctions. iranian commander is now threatening to retaliate in response by seizing a british ship. amid rising tensions with iran, the u.s. still has aircraft carrier in the gulf. last month iran shut down u.s.

drone. announcement in uranium production likely to feel further tensions between the u.s. and iran. in london kitty logan fox news. >> tensions between u.s. and iran also in the minds of many here at home as washington weighs with the next step to deal with defiant tehran, gillian turner has more from washington. >> asked about iran yesterday before depart to go spend the weekend at golf club, president trump was pretty noncommittal with reporters out on the south lawn. >> we will see what happens with iran. iran has to be very careful. >> the comment comes at strategically crucial moment, day after the british navy seized iranian oil tanker, this would be the first interception of this kind under eu sanctions, indicates the remaining european parties to iran nuclear deal aren't plan to go turn a blind eye to sanctions violations,

canceled air strikes targeting the regime has been sharply divided along partisan lines, democrats are calling him an amateur. >> this president -- [inaudible] >> based on unilateral actions. [inaudible] >> republicans for the most part insist everything the president is doing is strategic. >> i must say the president actually sides with great caution in trying to deescalate this conflict, not escalate it but one thing he made clear in the room he will not stand for nuclear iran and that is his red line. >> now the u.s. is calling for a special session of the un to discuss penalties for iran to increase uranium enrichment. john bolton says the plan to increase pressure on european countries to take a stand against iran by choosing harsh

penalties, it's a strategy nuclear experts say has a lot of hope but not a lot of chance since the u.s. dropped out of the iran nuclear deal last year. in washington gillian turner, fox news. >> talks with taliban in afghanistan, the two sides are close to hammering out a final deal, tweeting this, the last 6 days of talks have been the most productive session to date, we made substantive progress on all four parts of agreement, counter terrorism assurances, troop withdrawal, afghan dialogue and associations and permanent and comprehensive cease fire. more from the pentagon. >> president trump says he wants to pull audiotape troops out of afghanistan after nearly 2 decades of war. but it would come with risk. >> i would like to just get out, the problem is it just seems to be a lab for terrorists, i would

leave very strong intelligence there. >> the president says he's already recalled thousands of troops from the country. >> i have pulled a lot out. >> roughly 14,000 u.s. troops remain as peace talks continue with the taliban. on recent surprise visit secretary of state said any withdrawal would depend on the talks. >> while we have made clear with the taliban that we are prepared to remove our forces, we have not agreed on a timeline to do so. >> the taliban claimed responsibility for massive truck bomb in downtown kabul monday that afghan officials claim killed 6 people and injured more than 100 including children. the remains of 24-year-old army sergeant arrives at dover air force space.

before resigning, then secretary jim mattis warned of dangers of pulling troops out of afghanistan too early. >> our intelligent services are very specific that we will be under attack. >> more taliban peace talks are expected this weekend, the secretary of state hopes for a deal by the end of next month. at the pentagon lucas thompson, fox news. >> thanks, lucas, well, president trump set to deliver a big speech on the environment monday, preview of what else we can expect in washington next week. well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪

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mcaleenan and acting customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan are expected to testify. let's bring in kelly, senior editor of the washington examiner, so kelly jane, what can we expect to hear from the president on monday? >> that's a good question, arthel, i was trying to figure that out myself, the white house hasn't released many details and this certainly is not a topic that you would expect to have the major speech by donald trump on, saying america is an environmental leader, it's not earth day, doesn't seem to be a reason for this speech and, of course, many environmentalists have complained about the rollback of regulations that has happened ever since trump took office but i think one of the things that he can point to and i expect him to point to is that the u.s. is now the leader in natural gas production, actually surpassed russia just a couple of years ago, the united states we now produce more natural gas than the entire middle east and why is that important?

that's because natural gas out of all fossil fuels, has the lowest carbon dioxide emissions of any of the fossil fuels, for example, new natural gas plant will produce half the emissions of new coal plant, it is certainly a much greener fossil fuel and the u.s. is becoming the leader in this and exploring it worldwide, that's certainly one thing he can point to, how much else is difficult to say and emissions have gone down by 10% in the last decade and a half but we have actually seen a lot more days of unhealthy quality since donald trump became president then obama seen on average. mixed messages and i'm surprised that the white house is deciding to do this and certainly climate change is a concern of a lot of voters but it's not the top two issues which recent polls have shown immigration and health care are. arthel: well, let's take a look at the environmental rules

rolled back under president trump, you've got infrastructure and planning, 12, air pollution and emissions, 10, drilling and extraction, 9, animals, 8, water pollution, 4. do fellow republicans back the president on these rollbacks? >> arthel, i think a lot of them do, the republican party is actually a little divided on the issue of the environment, there are people in the republican party who see climate change as serious issue and they want something done, they, of course, don't want the sort of new green new deal introduced by people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, they want some sensible environmental policy that won't harm american businesses, but then there are also many republicans who actually don't think climate change is the crisis that democrats certainly on the whole, as a group paint it as and keep in mind that president trump himself actually tweeted in 2012 that climate change was something that the chinese made up to hurt american

manufacturing. now that was about 7 years ago, i don't know if he still believes that but he certainly has spoken many times in the past of being skeptical if not a denier of climate change, so the president himself really sets the agenda here and he will be the one giving the speech and you mention all of the rollbacks and certainly a lot more in play, in fact, those numbers would be bigger except that there have been legal challenges to some that the administration tried to do and they weren't able to roll those back. arthel: let's switch to immigration and take a listen to national border patrol council vice president on the internal dhs investigations into border patrol agents, some of them, making derogatory remarks on two facebook groups. >> by no means would i make up any type of excuse for some of the language and some of the posts that are done, the national border patrol council came out first before even the agency and, you know, talked against it.

my main concern is that don't categorize the entire, you know, men and women that put their lives on the line and actually, you know, care about the job that they are doing based on comments of a small group of people on a facebook page. arthel: earlier reporting on what congress would want to hear next week from dhs, cbp heads and could the hearing get contentious considering it appears that last week when cbp testified they weren't completely truthful about derogatory facebook posts and what they knew about this? >> i expect it to get contentious, arthel. that's assuming that they appear, we don't have confirmation that mark morgan and kevin mcaleenan will appear, offices have not confirmed. now the hear if it happens will be friday and, yeah, i expect it to be very contentious and when people see image that is we have been seeing coming out of some of these centers and i'm finding out that some of the people that are in charge of -- of looking

after those people and making sure that they're safe and fed and everything, we find out that they have been making derogatory comments about them and about members of congress as well, it's pretty -- it's pretty concerning and the fact that leadership appeared to have lied and knew about this, yeah, perhaps it's a small group of people who are making the comments but -- i think there are 20,000 border patrol agents in the united states, this facebook group that's secret and now turned to be out very controversial, 9500 people were members of that, not all of them are current border patrol agents, apparently it was a mix of current agents and, you know, retired or agents who left for another job, but you have a facebook group of 9500 people who are making communities like -- comments like this it is concerning and you have to wonder how seriously the leadership take it and make sure this sort of thing does not happen again and people who are in there are not treating people

poorly. >> yeah, all right, kelly janne torrence, we will leave it there, we will take a break and come back right after this. you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more.

>> team usa getting ready for women's world cup championship tomorrow, third place going to sweden today after defeating england 2-1, tomorrow the defending champions, the united states will be facing the netherlands, greg palkot live with gig of the weekend, greg, where anticipation is building, take it away. >> thanks, mike, midnight here in lyon, france, sunday is the day, the big match, a lot of americans in town rooting on their own hometown team, the women's national soccer team of

the united states, fourth possible record world cup win, they are the favorites to beat the netherlands who they will be playing on sunday, although the dutch are pretty tough team so it should be a good game, this year's u.s. women squad described as one of the best ever and, in fact, certainly one of the most outspoken ever. here is a bit of one of the leaders of the team megan repinoe had to say a short while ago to the press. >> so many fantastic players at this world cup. and so many players have elevated their game throughout the entire tournament. i'm honored to be considered one of those players and i don't mind a bit of media. >> it's pretty quiet here in the fan zone, in the center of lyon, earlier today it was busy, a lot of american fans here from south carolina, from chicago, to california, they're all united in praising of this team and what it stands for, take a

listen. who is going to win tomorrow? >> usa! >> why, why do you say that? >> because they are awesome. >> best team in the world that. >> they are pretty awesome. >> they are good role models and showing up what we should be doing. >> great team, one of the best teams we have put together, we are looking to make changes so awesome to witness it. >> i'm happy to be with my daughter so she can experience it. >> usa! >> a lot of enthusiasm, mike, local time 5:00 p.m., that's 11:00 a.m. eastern time, we will all be watching back to you. >> should be awesome, thanks a lot, greg. arthel. arthel: huge explosion at florida shopping center where the investigation stands b ahea. ♪ let's groove tonight. toujeo is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo to treat diabetic ketoacidosis,

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