♪ ♪ >> fox news alert, president trump crisscrossing the country with australian prime minister, hello, everyone, welcome to brand-new hour of america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, it's been a busy day, visiting two world leaders in two separate states n texas he's held what is called a howdy-modi rally with prime minister modi and hundreds of people in ohio lining up to hear him speak after factory tour, mark meredith live in ohio with the latest of what we can expect, hey, mark.

>> we are standing in a new warehouse, part of paper mill that's about to go online in a couple of weeks from now, you can see people gathered for president trump as well as the australian prime minister. the reason that the australian prime minister will be here is because of the parent company company is usa australian emplog american workers going online in a couple of weeks, president trump eager to show economic cooperation between both countries, busy few days for australia and trust as both world leaders met on friday for the official state visit, the president and first lady welcoming welcoming the australian prime minister and his wife with former state dinner as well as the circumstance that came with that state visit, the two leaders have been talking a lot about trade and current trade dispute between u.s. and china could mean between u.s. and australia but really the global economy as we come back out here

live to where we are about an hour north of dayton, ohio, to give you a sense as i mentioned all the people will be hearing from world leaders directly, also interesting, this is the birthplace, this town of astronaut neil armstrong and number of people said that they've been so proud of where their past is but they look towards the future as this new jobs get underway in a couple of weeks. as you mentioned, eric, busy day for president trump, he was in houston earlier, we had a chance to meet with india's prime minister some 50,000 people packing houston nrg stadium. >> i have come profound attitude to 400,000 indians in the country, you enrich our culture, uphold our values, you uplift our communities and you are truly proud to be american and

we are proud to have you as americans. [cheers and applause] >> we thank you, we love you and i want you to know my administration is fighting for you each and every day. >> president trump went onto say that the u.s. and india have a strong relationship, that, of course, it could always be stronger, president trump event hinting that he may visit india at some point during his presidency, the president has had busy day, also been a little bit of delay as he left houston, we are still wait to go get an idea as to what time he will be in ohio, the crowds they are waiting, you hear the music, a lot of people waiting to hear what both leaders have to say. >> you should have seen the praise that prime minister on our president that was some rally down in the lone star state. we will get back to you when yours start, arthel. arthel: u.s. tensions with iran hitting new high as the pentagon announces plans to send more troops to the middle east in an

attempt to deter any aggressive behavior by tehran. this after the trump administration blamed the regime for attacks on two saudi oil fields last weekend, trey yangst in jerusalem with the latest. >> iranian president hassán rouhani addressed the crowd saying that the united states and israel are trying to conspire against iran by taking advantage of them. now as troops march through the streets of tehran and missiles rolled on the backs of trucks, rouhani addressed the audience and video footage on iranian warships conducting naval exercises, rouhan calling the west to leave middle east amid tensions in the region. >> if you really want security for region they should distance themselves from here. your presence has always been calamity from the region and the further you go from the nation,

the more security would come for the region. >> the developments oh do come as iranian president is scheduled to arrive in new york city tomorrow to attend the un general assembly next week, he's not schedule today meet with anyone from the american delegation or president trump. arthel. arthel: tray, before i let you go, what's the latest on the israeli's elections? >> well, messy here as expected but after elections last week and israeli prime minister benjamin beto o'rourke, the party losing by 2 votes to their main opponent in the blue and white party, lit bit of horse-trading behind the scenes as both candidates are trying to get the support of smaller parties to get to magic number, the connected here f either candidate is able to get that support they'll then get the nod from israeli president to try to form a government and stands today after main opponent of prime minister netanyahu received the support of an arab coalition that would give him 13

additional seats, it feels that he will get first nod, anything can happen in israel and voters on the ground will tell you it's a surprise. eric: overdoses that happened inside pittsburgh apartments, victims were told orange paper wristbands which led authorities to question that there could be widespread product if they all attended the same effect and narcotics involved may have been tainted. jacqui heinrich. >> police asking the public for tips when people were given orange bands, police found one man dead on the street in pittsburgh's south side and another semiconscious in an apartment building, later discovered 5 more victims inside an apartment in the same

building, two of them were already dead, police say it appears all the victims went to an event together where they were given orange wristbands and went to private residents where they all took narcotics at the same time, no concerns the drugs were distributed at the venue, police are concerned of deadly batch of drugs circulating in the community. police have not said what kind of narcotics the victims took, dr. michael pathologist and say fentanyl is a common killer. >> many times the person does not know that it's in the mixture that they purchase as usual from -- from a drug dealer, but now it's been added without them knowing it. >> local media is reporting the victims are all men in their 40's and 50's and the complex where it happened south side work city apartments is a nicer building with several amenities like a pool and roof deck with cabanas, pittsburgh

police issued a statement that drugs can kill, we remind the public not to use drugs, simply put you do not know what's in the drug. four of the victims are still in the hospital, their conditions are ranging from critical to serious. eric. eric: all right, jackie, thank you. arthel. out on campaign trail elizabeth warren and joe biden visiting sunday striking general motors workers and bernie sanders making stops in iowa and oklahoma, peter doocy following it all from des moines, peter. >> arthel, elizabeth warren is beating joe biden in a brand-new des moines register poll out late last night but she just popped up on a picket line joining union workers outside of a gm facility in michigan where she downplayed her new status as iowa front runner. >> i don't do polls, we are still months away from the iowa caucuses and the first primary

election, what this is about a message that we are sick and tired thatle america works for thinner slice at the top and isn't working for anybody else, we are on the picket line to say we are going to make america work for everyone. >> joe biden is doing the same thing as warren but with striking workers in missouri at the end of the week where he summed history with organized labor by simply saying in delaware, biden backs unions and unions back biden. >> when i was running for president -- [cheers and applause] >> because everybody's job across the board with decency and fairness depends on you all. >> here in des moines meanwhile bernie sanders hosted an emotional town hall where locals shared health insurance horror

stories but heard promises of help from the government if he's elected president. >> as president what we are going to do is cancel the $81 billion in past due medical debt in this country. [applause] >> potential democratic caucus goers are clearly still shopping around for their favorite candidates, though, because when the entire field was here yesterday for the big stake fry, it was the biggest one ever best attended more than 11,000 people, arthel. arthel: okay, peter doocy, thanks, peter. eric: well, joe biden on the defensive about actions involving ukraine as president trump defends the phone call with the ukrainian president and now new demands for investigations of what they both may have done from both sides of the aisle, who this hurts and who this helps, next. udent loane

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>> well, the whistleblower or whoever it was because it sounds like it's not whistle blow e, you can't have that happen to a president of the united states, the conversation, by the way, was absolutely perfect. arthel: president trump this morning defending his july phone conversation with the ukrainian president, this amid reports of

a whistleblower complaint that has raised concerns over president trump's interactions with foreign leaders, all this with the acting director of national intelligence scheduled to testify before the house intel committee this coming thursday, ellison barber has the latest from washington, ellison. >> republicans and democrats are calling for investigations into the growing controversy related to ukraine but they're on very different pages, democrats say congress needs to figure out whether or not president trump tried to get the ukrainian president to investigate a political rival in exchange for military aid, some republicans say the department of justice needs to look into what joe biden did as vice president when he pushed for ukraine to crack down on corruption and fire the country's prosecutor general who was investigating a gas company where biden's on board of directors. >> i think it's fair after what trumps have gone through that somebody looked at the connection of the bidens.

>> right now it appear that is the president tried to influence the president of ukraine by threatening to cut off u.s. support. >> an intelligence official filed whistleblower complaint on series of events, one of those july phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine, there are reports suggesting the whistleblower did not have firsthand knowledge of the call but according to wall street journal in a july call president trump pressured ukrainian president to investigate former vice president joe biden's son and urged to work with trump's personal attorney to look into both bidens, democrats want to see that complaint, house intelligence chairman adam schiff says the acting director of national intelligence isn't allowing it, the acting director is set to testify on capitol hill this week, in a letter to house democrats, speaker nancy pelosi say they expect the director to turn over the full complaint and, quote, we also expect that we will establish a path for the whistleblower to

speak directly to the house senate and intelligence committee as required by law. biden and trump deny allegations of wrongdoing. back to you, guys. >> all right, ellison, we will take it back here, eric. >> republican utah senator mitt romney has become the first republican to criticize the president over this, he tweeted, quote, if the president to ask ukrainian president to investigate political driver either direct or push of attorney it would be troubling in the extreme, critical for the facts to come out. while the president says he acted appropriately and questions the so-called whistleblower, reports say they didn't hear the phone call. let's bring in philip, white house reporter for real clear politics about all of this, phil, the president is using this to go after former vice president joe biden with history with ukraine. the son working for that company and pulling a billion dollars in money to get the prosecutor fired and, though some say there's no wrongdoing the president says this should be investigated to the extreme accusing biden of wrongdoing,

what's the political fallout of all of this in. >> well, i think the political call fallout is what we saw in the tweet from mitt romney a second ago when you have a senator criticizing the sitting president of his -- of his own party, you see that something has possibly been under here, imagine for a moment if donald trump had not made phone call, we don't know exactly what happened, we haven't seen transcripts, still a lot of questions, imagine if president trump had kept this as political matter and not brought in sort of geopolitics, hadn't pressured anyone else, he would be able attack biden campaign and hunter biden what appears to be unethical behavior from now until next november but by pushing ukrainian officials to go with their investigation, now there are questions about what president trump did and takes the focus away from hunter biden. >> well, the president says he acted appropriately and he's trying to get to the bottom of what he thinks is wrongdoing and collusion, ukrainian alleged

collusion but that involving the bidens, although, you know, others say that investigation that ended long before this all happened with the hunter-biden and that company. >> welshing what's interesting about this is regardless of how this does and up, the underlying question is what was hunter biden doing for this petroleum company, if you remember for a moment, hunter biden doesn't have a background in petroleum, he doesn't have a background in ukraine and doesn't have much of a background in the energy industry, hunter biden was there for all intents and purposes, it seems from what we can tell right now because his father was vice president and let's not forget between 2008 and 2016 ukraine was constantly in the news and the obama administration was doing a lot of work there on the ground. so this is a sticky situation and it's one where biden is going to have to answer continually.

eric:ly get to family issues in a second, if the former vice president is continually asked about this over the next few weeks, what does that do to his former lead in iowa? >> right, we just saw some polling showing that elizabeth warren has actually surpassed joe biden in iowa right now but to your point when joe biden is answering questions about ukraine, when he's answering questions about his own son he's not able to push forward with the message of american renewal that he has started his campaign on, but what's so interesting about all of this is that joe biden started this campaign by saying that he was the guy who would go toe to toe with donald trump, you wanted a brawler to take on the president, joe biden seemed to be saying, well, that was him, the thing, though, of all of the political landscape that he's probably most uneasy on it's on this one right now and so there's a lot of questions that he has to answer before he can, you know, throw a hay-maker at the administration. >> they what about your son

hunter biden, why was he work if r the company when you pulled a billion and you boosted a billion dollars, biden will say because of western nations and the eu, everyone wanted the prosecutor out of there because he wasn't doing a good job and was corrupt, who wins in that because no matter how many times you say, i did it for good reasons, some people will only hear the other side. >> that's true and this is definitely going to be a question of perception here, you know, it's a cliché but it's true when you're explaining you're losing and i think that for any candidate who is going to have to talk about not just a prosecutor but, you know, a prosecutor in a different country and talk about how his family was involved, it gets dicey quickly, it's going to be very difficult for joe biden and we can already imagine what will happen if he's on stage tote to toe -- toe to toe with trump, the president will say hey,

there's no there there in the mueller investigation, why didn't you support that investigation but now you're not giving us the answers about your own son, we can see a scenario playing out and that would be something that a lot of voters would take notice of. eric: what is it about family member it was president, you get elected president, billy beard, remember billy carter and the libyans planes and, you know, lobbying and accusations or criticism among some for ivanka trump for making stuff over in china and fashion line and that sort of thing, you can't control your relatives, your family is your family, or you can if you're a top-level official of the country. >> absolutely. the thing that sort of -- the fly in the ointment here is i think a lot of voters think, well, we voted for this president, well, we voted for this vice president, we didn't vote for their extended members

of their family to go to washington and enjoy the spoils and i think that's grading to voters who are tired of how things have played out here, are tired that a lot of decision-making doesn't just happen in congress at the white house but happens over and they know that these relationships and the familiar relationships are getting leveraged to make big decisions and make a lot of money and this is something that i don't think voters are going to turn the other eye on. eric: the lobbying headquarters thought of by the way because you mentioned ukrainian pressure, yike rannian prime minister said, they must prove it, i know what the conversation was about and i do not think there was any pressure from u.s. president donald trump, the ukrainian foreign minister and the prime minister and the president of the united states will be sitting down together at

the u, in this week so i'm sure we will have a lot of time and opportunities to ask them both about all of this, phil wegmann, thank you. >> arthel: the war of words between u.s. and iran intensifies, up next is there a path forward that could claim or calm the growing tensions and is there a chance president trump might sit down with his iranian counterpart?

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>> escalating war of words between president trump and iranian president rouhani ahead of assembly tomorrow and continues through next week here in new york, president trump says he has, quote, no intention of sitting down and meeting with rouhani but adds that there's nothing off the table, as you neglect tensions between the world leaders remain high after

u.s. accused iran of attacks on saudi oil facilities and the president to call for a coalition at the un to face the growing iran threat, garrett tenney in washington with the latest. >> new report that is iran is preparing to carry out additional attacks against saudi arabia, according to wall street journal houthis warn that iran prepare to go carry out series of attacks in the region. houthis who took credit on last week's attack on oil field, iran threw support in strikes, the general report that seriousness of the threats could not be determined and notes that officials have been skeptical of houthi claims. secretary of state mike pompeo responded to the reports on fox news sunday. >> so certainly seeing that reporting and i won't talk about american intelligence and what we know busy fees it to say, we are consistently concerned that iran will continue to behave in

the way that it has now for 40 years, did so before the jcpoa, did so during the jcpoa and continue to act inconsistent of obligations -- >> and warning the u.s. against any military action. today on cbs face the nation iran's foreign minister says at this point he's not confident that the two sides can avoid a war, he also cast out on the chances of any potential peace talks arguing his country will have hard time taking negotiations with the u.s. seriously following president trump's exit of the nuclear deal. >> ready to talk, we are ready to talk but talk in terms of something that is not going to be next 1 and a half year or 5 and a half years, we need to talk about something that's permanent, that would last. >> as you mentioned iran's president will be in new york city this year for the un general assembly but no talks or

meetings with the u.s. are expected to take place, eric. eric: covered all week in fox news channel, of course, garrett, thank you. arthel: for more let's bring in bob wells, retired navy campaign and former national security adviser to vice president dick cheney, captain wells, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, arthel. arthel: thank you, before we -- you know, before we get into specifics, how do we make sure that this war of words doesn't escalate into something real? >> i think we do exactly what we are trying to do now and that is to defend saudi arabia. i think these particular attacks in the oil facilities where a wake-up call and saudis themselves described since 9/11, secretary pompeo described has been at war really for the last 40 years and we are really looking for state craft conduct not revolutionary conduct and this particular attack in saudi

arabia is very concerning, i think the next few weeks we are still trying to determine the types of cruise missiles, the types of points that possibly were used, not discounting, coming from yemen and the houthis and looking at where the actual attacks started so we are trying to avoid war and i think the united states government policy of diplomacy is the right course. >> speaking of the houthis yemen rebels, they are warning that iran is planning another strike and soon perhaps you can't much put too much stock into what the rebels are saying but what if, what if iran puts bite behind the bark, will the u.s. be forced to respond with at least limited military action? >> i think so. we have the right to defend ourselves and houthi rhetoric recalls their actual deployment of cruise missiles or surface to surface missiles against u.s.

navy warships a few months back right there at the strait off of yemen, they have a unique relationship with iran looking at the actual arms transferred into yemen and houthis so iran has distributed revolutionary network with shiite capabilities going from lebanon and hezbollah into iraq, into houthis and also in the persian gulf themselves, i've experienced firsthand with regard to their conduct on the water and we have to really look at what they're doing at sea as well as what they talk about doing on land. arthel: i want to show a clip now captain wells from cbs face the nation, he's the iranian foreign minister, he basically was saying you can't trust the houthis. >> the fact of the matter is that the houthis have accepted responsibility for that. if a operation and somebody else did it, they will look for the

culprit, i wasn't iran. arthel: captain wells do you believe iran is responsible for strikes on saudi oil facilities? >> i think they are culpable in the strikes, i think if the actual cruise missiles as i understand it from reading or one variety which have the actual range to actually get to the saudi oil facilities, look at the deeds of the iranians with regard to defense trade with the houthis and they are responsible for that particular capability, very sophisticated capability, it really is a game-changer and adds to the threats not just to saudi arabia but also to the world economic community and these are -- these are deeds that need to be reconsidered, i think foreign minister needs to speak a little more as statesman as opposed to communicating threats, that's what diplomacy is for. arthel: very interesting, new reporting out that president rouhani wants the u.s. and

western powers out of the region, the fury of persian gulf should be headed by tehran and president rouhani to announce peace plan, what do you think about this? >> we have been hearing ever since 1979, well documented to be protector of the persian golf, however, international water way, surrounded by other nation states like the gulf corporation council, quite a few stakeholders and partners, everyone has an interest in making sure the persian sufl -- gulf is secured for commerce, iran should be part of it to be sure but they shouldn't be the sole grantor because we can't a sole grantor, we need to have mutual respect and cooperation to ensure shipping goes from point of departure to destination. arthel: seeing that this is an

old song that iran has been singing, why is it that president rouhani wants to sing it again this week before un general assembly? >> i think it's important as you know new york is a strategic communication center of the world and he has a platform now to communicate to the other member states in the united nations that iran should be respected as a grantor for commerce, old plan as you ught, however, the international community needs to understand the security risk there to the revolutionary impulses which are motivated by the seal and we have to look at state california and interest and why he's doing it in new york, he has a great platform for strategic communication about the importance of iran, i think they still have a long way to go, especially with the deeds on the water with the tankers and the last serious incident in saudi arabia.

arthel: all right, we will be watching for any pushback that they'll be getting here in new york next week. all right, appreciate your time captain wells, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. eric: the latest prodemocracy protest in hong kong is once again demonstrators clashing with police. this time protestors in district and as you can see they lit fires using leaves and debris, reports say police beat several demonstrators and detained a number of them, this prodemocracy movement was sparked four months ago by proposed legislation that would allow extradition of hong kong residents to china. arthel: eric, as the deaths start to molt, the fda is launching criminal investigation; who could be on the hook, we will discuss that next.

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♪ ♪ ♪ eric: wal-mart has announced it is ending e-cigarette sales as center for disease control reports rise of deaths in the country, fda opening criminal investigation into the devices, what could happen, former federal prosecutor doug burns joins us with all this, boy, this is such a horrible situation. >> it is. eric: how could this happen in the first place? >> i was looking at it, fda has investigation, office of criminal investigation, they have special investigation, arrest powers, put that to a side, i'm like what's the criminal, you know, angle here but in looking at it closer, what it is people vape nicotine but thc, chemical component of marijuana, getting tricky because marijuana is legal in some states but even in the

states where it's legal it's illegal under federal law which is complicated. no, no, it really is, a lot of banks won't deal with the proceeds of legitimate companies in colorado, for example, because they don't want to violate federal law, okay, fine, the point is on the thc side if you're in a state that makes it illegal, you have a bootleg black market for it on the street and so they are looking into the supply chain side of that because they are theorizing, nobody knows exactly why the medical problems have been sued but they think it's from that and so that's part of the criminal probe to look into the black market for thc cartridges. eric: vaping has been around for a long time and suddenly a few weeks ago you start hearing about horrible reports of deaths, so theoretically it could come down to as you say the boot-leg cartridges or material -- >> yes. eric: not the companies themselves make but something specifically from somewhere that

that could be causing these? >> the point is while -- while nicotine vaping cartridges are unregulated for the most part, to reiterate your point, thc in violation of state law in those state that is makes it illegal, bootleg cartridges one point little above pay grade, i'm not a scientist or former, but they are laced with vitamin e, potential medical problems. eric: now, shouldn't that have been regulated, why wasn't it regulated? where does this have to pass to get out in the market? >> information speaking to somebody today that are in health care saying it's not regulated by the fda technically, doesn't come with rules they do regulate but i couldn't agree with you more, a lot of people are calling for

my, goodness, this should be regulated more now and i think you'll probably see the road gone down, eric. eric: the assistant secretary of health and human services talking about this issue. >> we know that people are adult rating the products frequently, we know that people are putting additives in. eric: as you say, the point is don't put additive in or somewhere along the supply chain legally or illegally not the companies themselves? >> to repeat the core point as to why that's criminal investigation, if it's tampered with, cut which is the term use with narcotics, the cocaine was cut, the heroin is cut, here it's mixed with the vitamin e, acid tone and they want to get hands on supply chain to see if they can regulate it. >> could there be a class action suit, could the government be sued or the companies be sued? >> that would be possibly difficult case but you might see that, look, it depends too, the

other thing without getting into too much of editorialist, 580 people have gotten sick so and on so forth, the cigarette companies obviously, you know, are in much worse shape because the numbers are much higher and in point of fact, eric, the vaping companies are saying, my god this is such safer than conventional cigarettes. main point in the first place, so to answer your question, sorry, not dodging on the question, you might see it, it's hard to say. eric: finally quick, there's a lawsuit against juul, that has to do with market -- alleged marketing to young people, juul says they don't do that but there's a suit in illinois? >> question of fact not to sound too much like a lawyer, if they did market with some type of incorrect material, then they might have some liability but hard to say at this point. eric: hopefully officials can get a handle of what's been going on. arthel.

arthel: white house reaching new deals on asylum seekers coming from central america, next how developments can impact people illegally crossing the southern border. ♪ i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life.

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>> president trump set to speak in ohio short time from now, we

will bring it live when it happens, he will be touring the industry plant along with the prime minister of australia. now this comes as the white house announcing it has reached a deal on asylum seekers with el salvador after both nations signed an agreement aimed at deterring migrant seeking the u.s. from méxico and that comes after the u.s. cemented asylum deal with guatemala, kristina coalman with more in our los angeles bureau. hello, kristina. >> hi, arthel, well, this the most recent action the trump administration has taken to get help from other nations on this immigration crisis, at rally in texas today president trump told the crowd that government is working hard to secure the border. >> my administration has launched far-reaching to screen and vetting of applications for entry, we are working hard to ensure that those who would threaten our security are denied

admission into our country. it's being called a starting point. now while details are scarce, el salvador's foreign minister says the deal could allow to hold asylum seek nester the country as pas-through to the u.s. >> we are going to work together to attack the cartels, the human trafficking organization, crack down on the gangs that are out there as well as increase their asylum capacity. >> critics worry el salvador won't be any safer for asylum seekers especially since the country already has one of the highest homicide rates in the world. the president and ceo of the international rescue committee tweeting, quote, the trump administration should refocus its attention from protection to

vulnerable people to stabilizing the region and re-examining its misguided decision to cut aid to the northern triangle especially if it expects these countries to be part of the solution. the the asylum agreement comes 3 days after dozens of illegal immigrants were found hidden in 105-degree temperatures in tracker trailer in checkpoint in laredo, texas, they were part of human smuggling operation from a variety of countries including el salvador and méxico, ecuador, guatemala and honduras. now, ice officials announcing saturday they will soon have room for hundreds more migrant families at county residential center about 50 miles south of san antonio, texas, transporting migrant families to the facility in the spring saying the decision was made before because of a, quote, influx of families at the border. arthel.

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tonight on fox. here is a live look at the purple cabinet outside the microsoft facility. it begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 pacific. eric: a veteran was laid to rest today. several hundred strangers banned together to make sure he wasn't buried alone. reporter: dozens of people, strangers line the roadway to give the staff sergeant the proper sendoff. as the sweet sounds of amazing grace fill the funeral home,

veterans say it's not amazing. it's expected. as a veteran you never let somebody die by themselves. you come out and honor them. reporter: after unsuccessfully trying to find any family, the funeral director said they turned to the community for help. asking people on facebook to show their respect for the air force vet. >> i expected a lot of people. but i was shocked at the number of people here and the distances they came. >> mark harris drove more than 50 miles to make sure his military brethren had the proper military sendoff. >> once known there is a veteran out there who has a situation where there is no family -- >> he was the kind of guy you could talk to today.

he's a good guy. reporter: the funeral home said someone got in contactth them saying she was the daughter and she was okay with the funeral going forward. president trump: we are going to mars. we are stopping at the moon. the moon is the launching pad. [laughter] will be doing the moon but really we will do mars. [laughter] >> i can see it now, mars. [laughter] all right, another banner week for the media. if by banner you mean stupid.