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james rosen is live in washington. what's the word? >> quote, i see no circumstances under which i would tear up that pledge donald trump declared after signing it yesterday. the whole business already prompted a bit of twitter isn't that correct quote republican since 1972 read the tweet signed simply bush. change of heart came at trump towers the skyscraper in manhattan. he signed but miss dated a pledge that he would not wage a third party or independent dan dasey a revoked the threat made in response to a question from fox news bret baier at the fox news debate. he explained the controversial comments where in he had reduked governor bush for speaking spanish to reporters in miami. >> we are a nation that speaks english. i think while we are in the united states we should speak english. that's how we as sim lsimilate that's how we go on to the next phase. that's how people doo doo speak i am talking about spanish i am talking about from various parts of the world that's how they will become successful. oh ooerer>> if >> if you are

lou: james rosen. >>> new evidence tonight that russia is preparing to intervene further in syria's civil war and support bashar al-assad. satellite images show russia developing new additional bases north of latakia, a weapons depot and a military facility. until recently, russia's buildup was focused on air base south of latakia where russia sent two dozen combat aircraft, tanks, air-defense systems, armored personnel carriers and enough housing for,000 russian troops. >>> u.s. officials say the buildup is meant to prop up the assad regime but the white house has done little more than warn ever so gently russia against doing so. >> we've made quite clear that it would be destabilizing and unproductive for russia to continue to use that military firepower to back assad. and the president was quite clear in saying he believed a russian decision to double down on assad's leadership is a losing bet. lou: a losing bet, but over the weekend, secretary of state kerry said the united states will accept a resolution to the syrian war that allows president assad to remain in power for a period be

and later, james rosen on whether a new documentary is fair to conservative icon bill buckley. >> perhaps no presidential candidate has surprised the media elite more than carly fiorina who wasn't taken seriously at first but, boy, is that changing. i sat down with her here in washington. carly fiorina, welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> in the beginning of the media treated you as a curiosity. only woman on the republican side. maybe she's running for vp. now the press taking you seriously as you move up in the polls. on balance, have media been fair to you? >> i think they have. it was understandable in a way the whole media couldn't understand how an outsider could possibly be viewed credibly and now we have three outsiders at the top of the polls. i think the media and the establishment sort of missed how sick people really are of the professional political class and what politics has become. all in all, i think the media has treated me fairly. >> you said attention lavished on donald trump was a wake-up call not just for professional political establishment but the media

james rosen.ning now to the immigration crisis across europe, european ministers attended an emergency meeting held in brussels where they agreed to relocate 32,000 refugees from italy and greece. officials still have to work out a plan to relocate as many as 160,000 illegal immigrants are more loving countries farther north and west. an estimated half million immigrants have already crossed into europe just this year. hungary is now strengthening its border security, building a nearly 12-foot fence that spans 110 miles of the border with serbia. several countries including germany and austria, greece and hungary, slovakia and the netherlands have all at to tighten security on their borders now. legal immigration levels have been building for years before hitting what are now crisis levels. we are coming right back and we will bring you the donald trump rally as soon as he speaks. stay with us. >> women voters are dropping. can clinton attract those votes? carrie sheffield and juan williams have t

james rosen, fox news. lou: russia's growing concerns now over the military buildup in syria. the russian defense ministry announcing it will hold naval drills later this month in the eastern mediterranean, possibly near the coastline of syria. the drills will involve the guided missile cruiser but russia denies planning strikes against the islamic state forces in syria. russia's buildup is sure to be on the agenda when president obama meets with russian president putin next week during the u.n. general assembly session. president obama and putin haven't met in person since brief encounters at asian economic summit almost a year ago. pope francis is now in new york city, the second leg of his u.s. tour. the pontiff has a full schedule on his first visit to the city. evening prayers at st. patrick's cathedral, he will address world leaders at the united nations tomorrow. earlier today, the pope addressed our leaders urging congress to abolish the death penalty, to fight global warming, and to embrace illegal immigrants. fox news correspondent shannon bream with our report [ app

pepper. >> james rosen, thank you. >>> no grapevine tonight.hat real people have to say about the growing fascination with nonpoliticians running for president. >>> for the first time, the number of americans not counted in the workforce has eclipsed 94 million. that's according to the labor department's august jobs report. it also says the participation rate remains at the 38-year low of 62.6%. the unemployment rate among those still looking for work fell to a 7-year low in august. the 5.1% figure comes with the addition of a modest 173,000 jobs. the dow plunged 272, the s&p 500 lost 30, nasdaq fell 50. for the week the dow lost 3.25 percentage points. the s&p 500 fell almost 3.5. nasdaq was off three. >>> with almost 100 million people not working and not looking, it's no wonder americans are taking serious looks at nontraditional candidates in the 2016 presidential race. chief correspondent jonathan hunt talked to real people about the situation and reports now from palmdale, california. about an hour's drive north of los angeles into the de

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chief washington correspondent james rosen reports on the heighteneded scrutiny over carly fiorina's business career. but first senior political correspondent mike emanuel is in south carolina where candidates are making their pitch to voters. good evening, mike. >> reporter: well, bret, good evening. there were supposed to be 11 republican candidates here but donald trump backed out today claiming a business conflict. here's a sample of some of the early speakers making their pitch to south carolina voters. >> if you had to pick the one thing, and i hope you guys support this because south carolina the most veteran-friendly state other than maybe florida. i hope that you would say that we need to support our veterans and support our military and support -- >> i guess the best birthday present is, i heard donald trump had dropped out. [ laughter ] oh, wait a minute. that was just for today. >> they issued death threats against me and against my family. they issued threats. we didn't back down. they tried to recall me in the re-election. we didn't back down. >> even though he isn't he

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james rosen and colonel tony schafer are here.tart with james tonight. >> good evening. top adviser to president obama are confirming tonight that the pentagon is investigating allegations that damaging internal intelligence assessments of our sluggish fight against isis are being an tiezed on the way up the chain to the commander in chief. the daily beast broke the story that more than 50 intelligence analysts at centcom have complained formally that their senior officers are altering their reports. today, the head of the defense intelligence agency confirmed that the pentagon's inspector general is probing the matter. >> we'll figure out if we did something wrong and we'll be better as a result of the open investigation. >> however, general stewart has himself sought at times to put a better face on the administration's isis campaign. fox news broke the story in june that the dia director ordered the deletion of the word quagmire about the testimony that was being drafted for him to live to congress. a white house spokesman told

here at home to the increased russia military presence in syria and chief washington correspondent james rosene report from conner powell, the pentagon said the u.s. tracked 15 flights in to syria and touching down near the assad strong hold. and delivering half dozen battle tanks and 15 fresh artillery pieces and armor carriers that can accommodate 1500 russian troops. the deliveries are designed to help bachar assad in the fifth year of a syrian war to avoid the fate of gaddafi. >> they suggested that the president and his aides are battling isis and not enough on ousting assad. >> you have to keep the military pressure on him. that's what the local opposition fighters in syria and islamic states, they need help. this is a war. they need military assistance. >> reporter: president obama told service members that he warn wad vladimar putin not to intervene to prop up the assad regime. and warnings that show the russian president did not heed. >> that will not change our core strategy which is to put pressure on isil in iraq and syria. but we are going to be engaging russia to let them know, t

james rosen has our sport from the white house. >> pentagon sources tell fox news they've rushed them through. they watched russia russia unload half a dozen tanks and enough prefab housing to accommodate russian troops. they want assad to step down, but a spokesman conceded moscow is ignoring that message. >> surely they are providing more assistance from a military but i think there is still a degree of opaqueness about that. >> they said it appeared the russians were built something. president obama warned the kremlin not to double down on its support for assad, but the continued buildup marks further development between the ussr. vladimir putin is projecting influence well beyond sarah. >> -- frustrated all of our allies, every single one of them. >> meanwhile, amid the rumbling that china may. and there is a lack of cooperation that the president is blaming on beijing. >> we can choose to make this a competition, which i guarantee you we'll win if we have to. or, alternatively, we can come to an agreement in which we say, this isn't helping anybody. let's instead try to have some

patti ann: ed rollins, joe ran through three reasons cited to james rosen.nt to sit down with donald trump. teamsters president, james p hoffa, earlier this year commented that the union would have no problem supporting a republican of the as joe noted they supported nixon, reagan, george h.w. bush. let's hear the comment he made on fox earlier this year. >> does that mean the teamsters will now be supporting republicans? >> it doesn't mean that the at all. we have positions that favor our members. we're worried about our members, not politics. patti ann: ed, how would deem sisters endorsement affect the whole political landscape? >> trump doesn't need their money but can use their resources and manpower with i is tremendous. as joe said, they endorsed reagan in 1980 and 1984. had significant assist to that campaign. endorsed other republicans. they're significant and smart political organization. mr. hoffa has basically taken them back to the democratic party. i assume they will be back there. they slapped hillary for the keystone. labor unions were support

chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at whether the former ceo can position herself as a truly historic figure. >> my story from secretary to ceo is only possible in this nation. >> and now carly fiorina hopes that story evolves further to where she becomes the vessel for hopes and dreams for the voters who are eager to see a woman president. fiorina's task in that regard is similar to the one that bum barded barack obama had. >> i would love to see a woman in office. i think she would be great. i think it would be really cool to see her against hillary. >> i still have confidence that ism such as sexism can be overcome. both of these women have a out standing record. >> especially deft was fiorina's handling of trump's comments about her looks a. minefield for female candidates who don't want to assume the role of victim. >> you have to be a gifted politician. >> she was less effective countering attacks on her career. >> lucid turned out to be a catastrophe. she can't run any of my companies. >> honestly mr. trump i find it quite rich that you would talk about this. >>

james rosen has our sport from the white house. >> pentagon sources tell fox news they've rushed them through. they watched russia russia unload half a dozen tanks and enough prefab housing to accommodate russian troops. they want assad to step down, but a spokesman conceded moscow is ignoring that message. >> surely they are providing more assistance from a military perspective. but i think there is still a degree of opaqueness about that. >> they said it appeared the russians were built something. president obama warned the kremlin not to double down on its support for assad, but the continued buildup marks further development between the ussr. vladimir putin is projecting influence well beyond sarah. >> -- frustrated all of our allies, every single one of them. >> meanwhile, amid the rumbling that china may. and there is a lack of cooperation that the president is blaming on beijing. >> we can choose to make this a competition, which i guarantee you we'll win if we have to. or, alternatively, we can come to an agreement in which we say, this isn't helping anybody. let's instead try

tonight chief washington correspondent james rosen continues his series on u.s.-china relations with a focus on security issues. >> in nuclear diplomacy with iran the white house has praised china as a partner for peace. >> china agreed to reduce purchases of iranian oil to build pressure. >> reporter: china's territorial disputes with regional u.s. allies and the conversion of land in the south china sea into military bases are seen as a threat to american power in the pacific. >> there is some type of trying to figure out a balance between tracing these specific issues and trying to make the relationship sound enough so they can also move ahead in other areasnly the cooperation but there are tough issues like north korea. >> reporter: most worrisome is cyber attacks like the theft of american files from the office of personnel management. there is a hint at a limited cyber accord during the visit. >> i wouldn't say there is a formal agreement. there is a constructive discussion about what does that look like? how can we address the issues? >> the difference bet

tonight james rosen begins a series on u.s.na relations way look at what's at stake economically. >> at the taiwan satellite launch center in the province, they debuted a new class, the pei wei satellites. it's another reminder of which contests u.s. leadership even as the communist party has slowing growth, wobbling iran and hints of domestic unrest. >> if i was the leader in beijing, i would be looking at internal problems as being at least as worrisome as external problems. we have an economy that is slowing down and a market that's very volatile for separate reasons, really undermining chinese competence in their own economic system. >> with president obama said to welcome president jinping this week, the u.s. economy is arguably more dependent on china than when mr. obama took office, as judged by our overall trade deficit, the composition of our export market or chinese holdings of u.s. treasury bonds. such trends led michael pillsbury to write about china's ability to export in global power. >> our efforts to improve the

>> james rosen live on the north lawn. james, thank you.sian's foreign minister is calling on world powers to help equip the syrian material fight against isis terrorists. but fox news has learned there may be much more to the russian build up in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight: >> a secret deal hammered out among sulemany and russian president vice president during a veto visit to moscow he in july resulted in the buildup of russian fighting forces in syria. western intelligence sources tell fox news the escalated russian military presence began just days after sulemany reported fox news in early august. the pentagon has tracked a military cargo plane which flew via iran landing in. >> russian military support for syria in a true talk today. >> engaging russia to let them know that you can't continue to double down on a strategy that results in failure. >> more than 1,000 russian combatants some of them from the same plain clothes russian units sent to ukraine members of airborne rifle b

chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with the story. >> when the general executive board of the teamster's union meets as it did today in south carolina, it does so behind closed doors. tonight however fox news has learned exclusively that the 26-member board decided unanimously to with hold a presidential endorsement at this time. union sources said the move was driven by three motivations. first, as an intentional snub to democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. who last week opposed construction of the keystone pipeline. second, the teamsters want to know if vice president biden will jump into the race and union executives told me they want to sit down with republican candidates, most notably front-runner donald trump who has collaborated with unionized workforces across his real estate career. >> it's a very significant development. not least because the teamsters is such a big powerful and wealthy union. you're talking about well over a million unionized workers, a lot of them in key states. sit one more piece of evidence that hillary clinton's effort to lock down t

chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at whether the former ceo can position herself as aruly historic figure. >> my story from secretary to ceo is only possible in this nation. >> and now carly fiorina hopes that story evolves further to where she becomes the vessel for hopes and dreams for the voters who are eager to see a woman president. fiorina's task in that regard is similar to the one that bum barded barack obama had. >> i would love to see a woman in office. i think she would be great. i think it would be really cool to see her against hillary. >> i still have confidence that ism such as sexism can be overcome. both of these women have a out standing record. >> especially deft was fiorina's handling of trump's comments about her looks a. minefield for female candidates who don't want to assume the role of victim. >> you have to be a gifted politician. >> she was less effective countering attacks on her career. >> lucid turned out to be a catastrophe. she can't run any of my companies. >> honestly mr. trump i find it quite rich that you would talk about this. >> ti

>> james rosen live on the north lawn. james, thank you.sian's foreign minister is calling on world powers to help equip the syrian material fight against isis terrorists. but fox news has learned there may be much more to the russian build up in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight: >> a secret deal hammered out among sulemany and russian president vice president during a veto visit to moscow he in july resulted in the buildup of russian fighting forces in syria. western intelligence sources tell fox news the escalated russian military presence began just days after sulemany reported fox news in early august. the pentagon has tracked a military cargo plane which flew via iran landing in. >> russian military support for syria in a true talk today. >> engaging russia to let them know that you can't continue to double down on a strategy that results in failure. >> more than 1,000 russian combatants some of them from the same plain clothes russian units sent to ukraine members of airborne rifle b

chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with the story. >> when the general executive board of the teamster's union meets as it did today in south carolina, it does so behind closed doors. tonight however fox news has learned exclusively that the 26-member board decided unanimously to with hold a presidential endorsement at this time. union sources said the move was driven by three motivations. first, as an intentional snub to democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. who last week opposed construction of the keystone pipeline. second, the teamsters want to know if vice president biden will jump into the race and union executives told me they want to sit down with republican candidates, most notably front-runner donald trump who has collaborated with unionized workforces across his real estate career. >> it's a very significant development. not least because the teamsters is such a big powerful and wealthy union. you're talking about well over a million unionized workers, a lot of them in key states. sit one more piece of evidence that hillary clinton's effort to lock down t

tonight james rosen begins a series on u.s.elations way look at what's at stake economically. >> at the taiwan satellite launch center in the province, they debuted a new class, the pei wei satellites. it's another reminder of which contests u.s. leadership even as the communist party has slowing growth, wobbling iran and hints of domestic unrest. >> if i was the leader in beijing, i would be looking at internal problems as being at least as worrisome as external problems. we have an economy that is slowing down and a market that's very volatile for separate reasons, really undermining chinese competence in their own economic system. >> with president obama said to welcome president jinping this week, the u.s. economy is arguably more dependent on china than when mr. obama took office, as judged by our overall trade deficit, the composition of our export market or chinese holdings of u.s. treasury bonds. such trends led michael pillsbury to write about china's ability to export in global power. >> our efforts to improve their h

james rosen sits down with the new man in charge. >> reporter: when you think of heroin abuse you imagineing like this but the new head of the drug enforcement administration wants you to understand in the heroin epidemic now gripping the united states where the casualty rate has doubled since 2011, the setting increasingly looks like this. >> there's an enormous supply of heroin. it's cheap. so now we see it every where. not just in poor neighborhoods but in wealthy neighborhoods. not just among kids but among adults. men and women, black and white, it's every where. >> reporter: in his first interview since taking the reins of the agency in may, acting administrator chuck rosceneburg a career federal prosecutor and fbi official said talk of a renegade culture among dea's agents is overstated. >> there are people in this agency as well as other have done stupid things. if you want to talk about our culture we're doing the most dangerous gang and cartel cases. if you read everything we're busting kids in their ivy dorm rooms for smoking dope. >> do you see substance abuse a national secur

. >> reporter: pressed further by earl earl james rosen he clarified the president knew she was using a personal e-mail address but only learned later she was using that server. >> ed henry on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> united airlines is looking for a new boss. ceo jeffrey smizek and two other senior executives have resigned amidst a federal investigation into the possible trading of favors between the airline and the former head of the port authority of new york and new jersey who was appointed by new jersey governor chris christie. that inquiry sprung from the probe into the scandal over the closing of lanes on the george washington bridge two years ago. we asked governor christie about the bridgegate investigation. that's a little later in our program. >>> still ahead, scientists think they may have discovered one of your long lost ancestors in south africa. we'll head there. >>> first, if you thought the hacking of data on government ooñóokñ.??????ó >>> fighting cyber attacks and cyberer crime. the lack of stopping hacking concerns -- >> reporter: a congressional source t

our chief washington correspondent, james rosen, is live with more on this. >> jenna, good morning. objective is no longer to fight her way onto a debate stage, but to cultivate especially in centrist women voters, the notion that she is that heroic, in my lifetime candidate who can deliver them a historic first they have been waiting for their entire lives. women have outnumbered men in presidential balloting since 1980, but the fiorina team knows that barack obama clobbered mitt romney by 12 points among women, but when we look, for example, at how white women voted, it was romney who came out 12 points ahead. jay newton small is a correspondent for time magazine and author of the forthcoming book, "broad influence." >> we have to figure out campaigning, we have to figure out relating to people, doing retail. does she have the same abilities, can this debate performance translate into a real sort of presence on the campaign trail that is presidential? does she have the gravitas and this aura to attract voters and to keep them? >> the day after the debate fox news' random samplings

tonight chief washington correspondent james rosen continues his series on u.s.ns with a focus on security issues. >> in nuclear diplomacy with iran the white house has praised china as a partner for peace. >> china agreed to reduce purchases of iranian oil to build pressure. >> reporter: china's territorial disputes with regional u.s. allies and the conversion of land in the south china sea into military bases are seen as a threat to american power in the pacific. >> there is some type of trying to figure out a balance between tracing these specific issues and trying to make the relationship sound enough so they can also move ahead in other areas where not only the cooperation but there are tough issues like north korea. >> reporter: most worrisome is cyber attacks like the theft of american files from the office of personnel management. there is a hint at a limited cyber accord during the visit. >> i wouldn't say there is a formal agreement. there is a constructive discussion about what does that look like? how can we address the issues? >> the difference betwe

remark, father dominic legg from dominican house of studies and chief washington correspondent james rosen the morning to you. what do you think pope want to say to congress and american people? >> i think it is important to remember that the pope is although coming as a head of state in a certain sense is also bringing a spiritual message and i think he will emphasize some spiritual dimension of the role of the politician. he wants to be in dialogue. that was a theme what he said to the u.s. bishops yesterday to encourage them to be in dialogue with contra

stuart: what struck me more than anything else, the willingness of the teamsters, as says james rosenfox news, he got inside the door of the committee. he says some of the committee members want to talk to donald trump. that's the world turned upside down. the teamsters talking with a republican donald trump. back to ronald reagan, i believe. >> you go back far enough and the unions were not always a solid democrats voting black, right? they're pushing the democrats to come out in favor of policies that they want. the cadillac tax which hillary came out in opposition to, that's actually opposed by republicans and democrats, many republicans and now most democrats, i would say. but it certainly hurts unions and hurts businesses. maybe it's a bad tax, but unfortunately, it's about an 80 billion dollar hole in the obamacare balance sheet so that's not easy to fill. >> donald trump worked with the union. and working in new york and elsewhere, and he has to work with the unions. >> and he loves them. they love him. stuart: he loves everybody. >> yes, exactly. marco rubio, et cetera. stuart

chief washington correspondent james rosen continues his series on u.s.elations with a look at whatever became of america's new pivot toward asia. >> reporter: on her first over seas travel secretary of state hillary clinton toured the far east as a visit to asia or strategic rebalancing as the administration called it. nearly seven years later the u.s. remains preoccupied with isis in syria and iraq and with implementation of the iran nuclear deal that consumed much of the last two years. >> whatever became of the pivot to asia? >> the rebalance to the asia-pacific region is very much alive. it exists on many levels. i think you're going to see that reflected in the discussions with president xi here tomorrow. five of our seven treaty alliances are in the pacific region. and we take those alliance commitments very seriously. >> reporter: pentagon officials say the next two years will see two more destroyers in japan and another submarine near guam. external factors like russia in ukraine have complicated the attempt at rebalancing. >> the strategy is sti

. >> reporter: pressed further by earl earl james rosen he clarified the president knew she was usingersonal e-mail address but only learned later she was using that server. >> ed henry on the campaign trail, thank you. >>> united airlines is looking for a new boss. ceo jeffrey smizek and two other senior executives have resigned amidst a federal investigation into the possible trading of favors between the airline and the former head of the port authority of new york and new jersey who was appointed by new jersey governor chris christie. that inquiry sprung from the probe into the scandal over the closing of lanes on the george washington bridge two years ago. we asked governor christie about the bridgegate investigation. that's a little later in our program. >>> still ahead, scientists think they may have discovered one of your long lost ancestors in south africa. we'll head there. >>> first, if you thought the hacking of data on government employees was already big, wait until you hear the latest information. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try ne

james rosen and our political panel weigh in. trump coming to an end? judy miller and lynn sweet on the trump factor. biden 2016, speculation ramming up after a loud.call. we'll explain on "happening now." bill: congratulations to your broncos. how in the world did they make that happen? two touchdowns in nine seconds? >> well i think it was 36 seconds on the clock but, i was watching. it was great. bill: great victory. all right, jon. >> thanks, bill. bill: pity to the folks in kansas city after that. >>> pope francis getting red to arrive in cuba tomorrow. millions of faithful in the united states get ready for his historic pilgrimage. what you can expect next. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderfu

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rosen, a national constitution center president and ceo. that is live wednesday starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> next, a house intelligence hearing on cyber security. jamesomey and cia director john brennan were among those who testified. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> i want to thank director clapper. i guess the witnesses are not here yet. but i would still like to thank director clapper. [laughter] to hold this meeting on worldwide cyber threats. we know that all of the witnesses' time is very valuable and we want to take advantage of that today. i will keep my comments brief. this committee has traditionally hosted an open world hearing to better educate the public on current dangers we face, as well as to showcase how the intelligence community is working to combat these threats. the focus of this hearing is cyber security, or given the current state of affairs, cyber insecurity. over the last several years, cyber attacks have become commonplace in the west -- best buy, j.p. morgan chase, and other companies, just name a few have been subject to attacks, resulting in become eyes of personal information of employees and customers alike. these are