swings. >> dana: i bet there's a lot of parents listening to you thinking they got to talk to their kids. >> and what happened during the standoff that went on for hours. >> this is a terrible situation. children are playing and a lot where they are trying to get the person to come out. >> it was in the usual circumstance and we took in usual steps. >> details of the head also jeffrey epstein's autopsy it reportedly shows he could have died by suicide, and he could have died by strangulation. we will show you how his private island is paying tribute to the dead sex offender. plus secret from the snow. what scientists have just discovered hidden in the arctic ice. reporting begins now.

>> now, reporting live from the fox news desk. spew our reporting begins with the israeli government reporting you will are two americans from visiting the country. it happened after president trump tweeted that it will show great weakness for israel to allow lawmakers into the country. democratic congresswoman ilhan omar of minnesota and of michigan were said to visit the west bank. aside from being the president's political opponents, the congresswomen support a boycott against israel due to its treatment of the palestinian people and prime minister there says that gets in the legal right to ban them. the truth as he knew what their position two weeks ago, when the israeli ambassador to the united states said their entry would be allowed. in the end israel controls who visits it's occupied territories and in this case the president

tweets, benjamin netanyahu for bids. trey yanks reporting live from jerusalem. >> shep, the israeli government making last-minute decision from banning these congresswoman from entering the country. the band coming from and it's really lot back in 2017 that says basically anyone who is entering the country who encouraged the boycott and sanctions also noted as the bds movement would not be allowed entry. representative omar released a statement a short time ago saying "sadly this is not a surprise given the public position of netanyahu, who was sick consistently denied peace efforts, limited public knowledge of the brutal realities of the occupation and aligned himself with folks like donald trump." representative rashida also released a statement saying the israeli government a sign of weakness. netanyahu also released a statement saying the intent of these women was to hurt israel.

the most striking statement came from the u.s. investor to israel who said the united states government actually supports the decision by the israelis not to allow these other members of the united states government into the country. >> shepard: what are we hearing for the palestinians? >> the palestinians were the ones who invited tlaib and omar to visit the west bank. today we are hearing from else in your leadership or calling this decision "unjust and racist." also the prime minister making a statement saying that this decision comes out of fears that the israeli government or is these congresswoman could come to the region and ultimately report back to the united states some of what he calls the brutality and oppressive nature of the israeli occupation. be on this issue ever israelis and palestinians you got a look at the political angle of this period is really elections for the second time this year and princeton netanyahu going to face a number of questions

related to this. >> shepard: trey yingst reporting live from jerusalem. new details about the suspect barricaded himself in a home for nearly eight hours while firing many more than 100 bullets at a crowded neighborhood in north philly. in this home surveillance video you can see crops crouching behind cars while they exchanged fire with the sub suspect. six officers shot and injured, to others trapped for hours inside the building. all are suspected to be okay. city officials say it started around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. that's when officers went to a brick row home in north philly to serve a warrant for drugs, narcotics activity. the commissioner says things went awry almost immediately. >> you've got two officers shot, one shot in the head the other in the arm.

>> shots fired coming from the second floor. >> all units take cover, all units outside to cover. >> philadelphia district attorney says the suspect could face attempted murder charges and numerous other accounts which could possibly lend him in prison for the rest of his life. rick leventhal reporting live from philly were the shooting happened just yesterday. >> shepard, philadelphia mayor and pens of aetna's governor both calling for stricter gun control laws at a press conference that ended in city hall just moments ago while praising the heroism of the officers who withstood wave after wave of gunfire from the home behind me as two of their colleagues were trapped on the second floor, telling fellow cops not to try and rescue them because it was simply too dangerous. several hours after the shooting started, s.w.a.t. team did get those cops and three other suspects that were holding out of the second floor through a window according to police source but it was hours after that, after lengthy negotiations with the suspect and his attorney and the police commissioner and even the d.a. trying to talk him out come the

swap eventually fired tear gas and murray's hell walked out of the residence with his hands up. >> in the beginning of that scene being there i did not think it would end nearly the way it did. there was dialogue that was being presented to us at the scene and suggested this man was not going to go back to prison. he had made that clear and we knew he had the weaponry, he was firing while i was at the scene and certainly long before i got there he continued to do so. >> more than 100 rounds as you mentioned fired out windows and through the ceiling to tour those huddled upstairs and no officers killed and no civilians hurt. >> shepard: anything more in the suspect?

>> 36-year-old murray's hell, or lengthy rap sheet dating back to the early 2000s. multiple convictions of multiple experts to allude or escape of authorities, a convicted felon who did several stands behind bars, and to the d.a. says it should not a bit on the streets and certainly should not have had access to weapons, prompting the city and state leaders to join the chorus for stricter gun control laws. >> meaningful gun control legislation will save lives. the lives of residents in the lives of many women who have sworn to protect us. incidents like that should not keep happening, not in our city and not in our country. if we don't see change, gun violence will continue to ravage our communities and to tear families apart. >> the suspect will be arraigned possibly tomorrow on multiple charges, including attempted murder and aggravated assault and of course drug and weapon violations, shop. >> shepard: rick leventhal, north philly. new details are coming out about jeffrey epstein's autopsy and new questions about how he may have died. also, president trump weighing in on the hong kong protest, how they could affect the trade war with china, that's coming up

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>> shepard: how did he die? still unknown. an autopsy unjust or jeffrey epstein reportedly found multiple broken bones in his neck. if "the washington post" reports one of the broken boats was near his adam's apple, forensic scientists say the break can happen when people hang themselves, but is more common in people who are strangled. "the new york post" reports the convicted sex offender hanged himself from the bag but using a bedsheet from inside his jail cell but the medical examiner now says the official cause of death is still under investigation. the post parent company and the fox news parent company share common ownership. meanwhile the american flag flying at half-staff on epstein private caribbean island. the owner of the proper charter boat company says the compounds become a bit of a tourist attraction.

fbi rated that island earlier this week. bryan llenas reporting live from the newsroom. >> shep, new york's chief medical examiner completed the autopsy report on sunday but the findings have not yet been released because she is waiting for pending information to make a final determination as to how epstein died. "the washington post" though siding to people familiar with the autopsy findings reports epstein had multiple broken bones including the high bone. which is located near the adam's apple. several ops birds we spoke to say set multiple breaks can happen in hanging but they are more common in victims of homicide strangulation while lust common studies show hyoid bone fractures could be a result of hanging. epstein was 66 so while these reported findings raises suspicion for some this does not rule out the fact that upson killed himself. >> hanging many times are occurs

in a prone position, you simply need to get something around your neck, tight to the bottom bunk and just slowly slide up the bunk until you slowly pass out. you could be dead within 10 minutes. >> there are surveillance cameras in the hallways of the metropolitan correctional center. this will be pivotal if anyone was entering the cell. as >> shepard: did they know if they were working? >> we do not know if they're working. that's a good point. they have said that those cameras could have clenches and some of these prison so we shall see. >> shepard: what moore, brian, do we know about epstein's island? >> so you would talk about this has become a tourist attraction. local try to port seeing tons of jeweled tourists wanting to go to saint james island, it's not as island. we do not know whether or not the fbi has found anything in there since they rated it on monday. this was his main residence outside of the united states but we do now is that the fbi rated

epstein is a townhouse in manhattan after his july 6th arrest and found thousands of explicit photos including nude photos of underage girls locked in a safe. that upper east side mansion has also become a neat tourist attraction of its self. people have been seen taking photos outside of the entrance. >> shepard: bryan llenas live in the newsroom. president trump giving some advice to the chinese president about the hot protest in kong. that is the two countries tried to nail down a trade deal come alive reports from their coming up. but for earth to the dow and there we are come up about 100 points in the session today. a little more of a recovery from recent days as this comes after the dow plummeted 800 yesterday in recession fears were certainly in place yesterday and not a real change today. the fox news network reporting from. >> i sure am and you showed those peaks and valleys so even though we are up right now, our

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>> shepard: president trump tying the massive protests in hong kong to trade talk. the president said china wants a trade agreement but should first work on the situation in hong kong. thousands of people there have been protesting in the city, calling for more democratic policy continuation of the one state to system policy and an investigation into the police response to the demonstration. earlier this week the trump administration announced it would delay new tariffs or new proposed tariffs on products from china. rich epstein reporting live from the state department. >> shep, it's unclear how these protests would factor into trade negotiations. the chinese government said that the united states needs to mind its own business when it comes to the protest in hong kong. still, president trump is offering some advice to the chinese government can he tweet it up this morning "i know

president xi jinping very well, he's the great leader has the respect of his people. he's also a good man and a tough business. i have zeroed out that if president xi jinping wants to quickly and humanely solve the hong kong problem he can do it. person a meeting?" for several weeks protesters have closed the airport. they feel china is violating the government of the british government made with china in 2007. it gives china more autonomy. it also reports the chinese forces have been conducting large-scale exercises right over the border from hong kong in the city of sheng jen in mainland china. the u.s. and china are also engaged in month-long negotiations on trade, the president is now threatened to hit $300 million of chinese imports with a 10% tariff starting december 1st come originally the administration said that was going to kick in on september 1st. >> chinese officials are using

president trump's own words against him. >> the chinese foreign chinese foreign minister's book prison had a briefing earlier today. nad said "hong kong affairs are entirely china's internal affairs. as we noted president trump also said previously that hong kong is part of china, he will have to deal with that themselves. they don't need advice. we host the u.s. side will keep its word." china also claims it is holding up a consistent position when it comes to these trade negotiations and administration officials said chinese officials had to backtrack on commitments they have previously made. china also says that the two presidents are still in contact over these discussions. >> shepard: rich edson, thank you. chinese ambassador to the u.k. this morning said the boeing has the power to stop the protests. i submit beijing has the power to stop the protests in hong kong. he said that the situation continues to unravel, the chinese government will not sit on its hands.

fox business networks is only reporting live from hong kong. >> the main concern here in hong kong is chinese military intervention in these hong kong protests. concerns are heightened because of this widely circulated video that's making the rounds across the city here and showing the amassing of chinese troops just across the border in the city of shenzhen, which is china's silicon valley. armored personnel carriers as well. pretty much reaffirming the satellite imagery that we've been showing, it's basically that there has been a troop buildup but also tanks and artillery buildup as well in the soccer stadium nearby in chinese state media says that these are just military exercises and also preparation to celebrate the 70 of the anniversary of the chinese communist party's founding. in the meantime over in the u.k. we did hear from the chinese ambassador there and again come a warning hong kong protesters that beijing's patient is

limited. >> the situation near honk kong deteriorated further into unrest come of central government will not sit on its hands and watch. >> a quiet day of protests today but according to the protesters who i've spoken to, we do have big rallies planned for this weekend on saturday and also sunday. the last time they had these types of marches we have 1-2000000 taking to the streets here so something that we will watch. experiences only live in hong kong tonight. officials in gibraltar releasing an iranian ship from the british territory after the united states made a last-minute effort to seize that ship. the chief minister there says they had to detained tankard following suspicions that it was delivering oil to syria come a violation of e.u. sanctions. greg palkot reporting in london. >> shep, that iranian thinker is free to sail away but not if the

united states united states has anything to do with it. it was seized by the royal navy off of the british territory of gibraltar last month. the u.k. believed it was such that break in e.u. sanction against transporting band oil to syria. authorities in gibraltar say they have assurances from iran that the tinker is not headed there and they have in fact released it. they also say they are considering a legal attempt to hold onto the vessel just as they've been citing several allocations. the u.s. this is its own ban on global iranian energy sails. it's not clear when that request will be taken up and even if the ship could be brought from leaving. iran was already claiming victory today commits foreign minister, tweeting out in part the u.s. attempted to abuse the legal system to steal our property and the high seas. the piracy attempt is an indication of the trump administration's contempt for the law.

finally there was a british oil tanker also involved in this. it was seized by iran two weeks after the iranian ship was taken it was seen basically as a tit-for-tat move by tehran. there could be a swap of the two ships, but the u.k. today saying that the two things are not involved. in fact, shep, back to the u.s. diplomatic move. some people say it is just an effort to call out bad behavior by iran that washington doesn't really expect to receive this ship, certainly taking time on all sides. >> shepard: u.s. marshals have arrested henry ford in michigan. that's his name, not a relative of the founder of ford motors but investigators that he does have a history of swiping cars. the marshals cited this henry ford arrested yesterday outside of detroit after he violated

parole. they said this henry ford cut off his ankle bracelet in june and mailed it back to his corrections officer. "the detroit free press" reports he lied to the marshals and then lead them on a quick car chase before they stopped him and arrested him. henry ford was reportedly driving a dodge. a flock of birds running into a plane with hundreds of people on board. the pilots landed in a cornfield and everybody survived. we will show you that landing and talk to an aviation expert about what people are calling a little bit of a miracle. but first some nature for you on this thursday. folks in minnesota capture this video of a bald eagle. they thought at first it was injured, see here it kind of looks like it, right? that was not the case at all. it happened on st. croix river on the border of wisconsin they say that the bird, clearly it looks like the bird was hurting.

it doesn't seem to be able to fly. it's just trying and trying to come or that's what they thought. they hadn't seen this sort of thing before so they're like what's up with the bird. so they kept watching a kept it pretty young and finally the bird sort of made its way along and they realized all, wait, the bird had been fishing. see there? carried a fish called the musky to the shore. the siegel apparently preferred something a little fresher than store-bought seafood. the guy who shot the video told us it was beautiful to watch. he said he later saw the eagle devouring his catch. the video of that, no video of that to show you. what a beautiful morning along the river.

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information, the gunman in dayton who shot up outside the bar had cocaine, alcohol, and antidepressants and is a system when he shot and killed at least nine people last weekend. police were able to kill that suspect within 32 seconds after he started firing. ex-girlfriend of the killer because he showed signs of troubling behavior and had violent fantasies. he also reportedly put together a rate list in high school, naming female classmates who he wanted to slit their throats and to tie them up. in addition he had a kilt list, red flags all along the way. until the last one outside the bar in the oregon section of dayton, where he shot and killed nine innocents. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news headlines and dozens of sick young people across the country leaving doctors stumped. the one clue is good seven

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two dozen peoples went to the hospital but almost everybody has been released. this all happened just seconds after the plane took out a mosque outside. the video showed the fight lasted less than 2 minutes. the passengers to say they used the emergency slide to evacuate after the landing and scattered into the cornfield. one woman described the moment before the landing. >> there was deathly silence on the plane. everyone awaited the bait. there was a sharp peg in the ground when we landed. i just held my small child because she isn't heavy and i was scared that she would be shaking with fear. >> shepard: no surprise that they are now all calling their captain a hero with the inevitable comparison to the miracle on the hudson, which silly sullenberger landed in the hudson river just west of manhattan ten years ago. kathleen banks become an aerospace journalist and former commercial pilot, experienced aviation instructor what you think of this? >> i think it's fantastic.

shep, sally had 3-4 times more altitude than this gentleman had. there were only reports of saying it was 750 feet above the ground so was awesome is that they did what pilots are supposed to do. they didn't screw anything up. they landed straight ahead, they didn't get distracted by checklists or air traffic control. they didn't fully around with the landing gear, they just went straight ahead into that cornfield and made a perfect landing. this was a great day for aviation. >> shepard: it can't be easy to land on the service that you don't know what's there. >> actually, i think this was a little easier than what sally had to. this been done before preinternet area there was error mind that landed on the levee outside of louisiana but i never got any publicity because it was about three years ago in a 737. this has happened before but like i said, they didn't panic, they didn't stall the airplane and that's what makes it so wonderful is that they actually did what they were supposed to

do. on some of the videos you can see those birds fluttering past the windows on takeoff and then as soon as they got airborne did that left engine went, done the right into and went, they really had no choice but the land straight ahead. it's just awesome that they were able to pull this off and do such a good job. especially since this pilot came to aviation late in life. he's 41 but he used to be an attorney and up until a few years ago, he wasn't even involved in aviation. this was his first year as captain. >> shepard: quite a contrast about landing a month ago in moscow. the hard landing. >> yes, what's nice is that if you recall three months ago there was that terrible tragedy at the moscow airport with two is just about 20 miles away from this one, where unfortunately they had a hard landing and they had dozens of fatalities. this was really good news for russian aviation today. >> kathleen banks, good to talk to you. >> think you, shep. >> shepard: former governor of colorado has decided that he is sending his bid for the white house. >> in almost every regard this

journey has been more exciting at a more rewarding than i ever would've imagined. although of course i did imagine a very different conclusion. >> shepard: those a campaign video from the campaign and now the former democratic presidential candidate has been struggling to meet the requirements for get on the for next month's debate. he hinted that he might just join colorado's u.s. senate race. he introduced he was more on that committee would have a real edge in colorado. >> perhaps, this before, but in the presidential rate this candidate from colorado tried to carve out a spot in the middle of the field, warning against ideas like the green new deal and eliminating private insurance and predicting that if a progressive becomes the nominee and passes those idea as part of their platform they would then give the presidency to donald trump. he did and his white house bid today and slick ad toward another possible campaign.

>> i've heard from so many coloradans who want me to run for the united states senate. they remind me how much is at stake for our country and our state. i intend to give that some serious thought. >> shepard: hicken looper was here at the highway the state convention today and he likes the party because he couldn't find a spot under the tent to stay as a moderate democrat running for president. >> shepard: on another matter beto o'rourke is relaunching his command again? >> he is doing it after doing reflecting up the campaign trail for a few weeks alongside some family affected by the recent mass murderer at walmart in his hometown. he is pitching now for the first time a mandatory gun buyback program. >> not only do we need universal background checks, not only do we need red flag laws that will

stop somebody when they pose a danger to themselves or someone else, not only do we need to end the sale of assault weapons and weapons of war that were designed for the battlefield and have no place in our communitie communities, but we must as a country by those weapons, take them off the streets. >> the first stop for o'rourke unless relaunched presidential campaign is going to be mississippi, which is not a traditional early state but he was struggling in early states so he's trying something different, something he says he will not try, shep, as a senate campaign in texas in 2020. >> shepard: thank you, peter. get this, a state trooper says he spotted a car parked on the shoulder of a busy highway near seattle's airport and he thought the driver must need some help. when the trooper walked up to the window, this is what he saw. the driver was playing pokemon

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what's up baffling medical experts with the level of severity and the various cases. some teens come in and respond very well to treatment but others literally spent weeks in the intensive care unit with severe lung damage. the majority of the cases appear to be clustered in illinois, wisconsin, minnesota command california. there appear to be regional commonality to symptoms. for example, here's a doctor from the minnesota department of health. watch this. >> in our cases, the teenagers presented with shortness of breath, with fever, some had gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, nausea. >> in the meantime here in california doctors believe the illness is believed to have a pink cannabis or cannabis oil. you mentioned it thc, shep commits also getting a very hard to look but overall medical experts can't really point the finger at anyone certain

substance. >> shepard: any working theories? >> the big picture hypothesis is that teens might have purchased secondhand vape in devices that had previously been filled with a dangerous substance that was very hard to detect. many of the patients also reported using devices with interchangeable cartridges and open tank systems. the open tank allow users to concoct their own brew of vape in liquids and as you might imagine that make that make pinpointing the cause even more difficult. one thing doctors seem to agree on is because if aping is relatively new, the medical profession doesn't really know that much about it. remember, it took decades to link cigarettes to cancer. the fda is also already sought studying whether there is a direct link between e-cigarettes and the risk of seizures or other neurological disorders. as to what is currently making teens sicko vape, the bias working for the center of disease control and to figure this whole thing out.

>> trace gallagher live in los angeles. july was the hottest month of the scientists have ever recorded on the earth. that's according to the u.s. government meteorologists. in what is more clear proof that our climate is changing. the national oceanic and atmospheric association also points out that the five warmest allies ever have all come over the last five years. in fact come this short shows july temperatures dating to 1880. see on the left and blue they are lower than average, on the right they are higher than average. the map shows temperature from around the world, the dark red indicates areas that sigh record highs, noah also discovers we lost cis of the higher rate than normal and was hired and was predicted. last month in the arctic in the area averaging the size of ohio

mounted every day. however, if you prefer your evidence to be anecdotal, just consider the city of anchorage, which this past july saw a record all-time high of 90 degrees. but where ice remains, it seems plastic does too. that's according to another new study. researchers say they found substantial amounts of tiny plastic particles on ice in the arctic. they say it is falling into snow. just yesterday we told you that researchers say it is raining plastic in the rocky mountains, alecia o colonia reporting live from denver. >> high, shep, because of this study scientists are now posing the question how much plastic to be brief on a daily basis? researchers who travel the globe say they've found tiny bits of plastic not only coming down from the atmosphere in this fear but also traveling in the wind with high concentration ending

up in the arctic. they put the snow in jars, melted, then ran it through a filter and studied whatever residue is left. they found what is known as micro plastic, particles are so tiny, 11 of them would fit on the tip of a human hair. the scientists found these particles contain certain types of rubber acrylic, the ingredient used to make fake nails at the salon, in the paint. mary and ecologists told "national geographic" "micro plastic is in the air and it's not unlikely that we also inhale some of it and part of them may actually make it into our lungs." the study defines micro plastic of the litter that overtime is melted down by the light water. this pieces get smaller and smaller over time it till they are able to lift into the atmosphere. it's been found in seawater and ocean animals. the author emphasize this is not to the coastal issue. large urban areas were used as collection sites and they found that micro plastic particles everywhere.

at different levels concentration. reachers's see a substantial amount of the plastic was found near greenland. an separate study found airborne plastic incidents like france and china. there is very little research to show the impact that breathing and plastic have on the human body. >> shepard: alecia can you live in denver. it don't worry about getting a plane with your miniature horse, the feds say you are all good. the u.s. department of transportation has just announced it is keeping many horses on the list of service animals allowed on commercial flights. cats and dogs also allowed, other animals have to be approved on a case-by-case basis but miniature horses come ashore, no problem. some groups have asked lawmakers to review and clarified the rules for service animals. according to the american miniature horse association, many horses can stand nearly 3 feet and they weigh between 150 and 250 pounds. one to be great to have one next to you in that center seat?

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happened. ginny had a dentist travel, the grateful dead, and so many others failed this national natural amphitheater with the songs of the time along with their message of peace and love the defined an era. perfect camp that went on for miles, 33 performers took the stage of her what ended up being four days and what eventually ended up becoming a free concert when organizers could no longer contain the crowd. woodstock alumni who took the stage in 1969 is performing tonight and displayed a quick sound in the very spot where he sank to hundreds of thousands of people when he was just 19 years old. >> celebratory end of an era, not the beginning of an era. it was the end of something it was the end of a very turbulent time that was also very wonderful. speak of this golden anniversary being marked by the bevel would center for the art on the historic site with a huge weakened of concerts to celebrate with ringo starr tomorrow, santana, the doobie

brothers, it's also important to note that this was an entirely different celebration than the original woodstock promoter wanted to pull off. they are doing their own thing here on this historic site. >> shepard: laura, thanks. "your world with neil cavuto" starts now. >> neil: consumers shelling out, trying to reaching out is this what the market needs to get out of this rut? welcome everyone this is your world one day after the dow plunges 800 points it looks like consumers are coming to the rescue. folks still shopping and that is easing recession fears. this is china softens its tome as it says it wants to meet the human the u.s. halfway. all that has the stock market trying to stabilize after that big sell-off. the question is as it can it continue quit work we are all over it. we also have kevin corke with the president on signs that china may actually be easing