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scientists say they succ successfully removed hiv dna and into mice.nd performing a clinical trial o >> and helmy fathers could mean healthy sons. and and could relate to humans and men who regularly exercise may pass on the benefits of lifestyle to sons. >> here's a question for you. do you like to post selfies on social media? researchers say if you post more than six a day that could be a sign of depression or having self esteem issues though selfies exploded in popularity it's believed the first one was taken back in 1839. >> what? >> how -- >> and we get silence. >> i'm like what? >> what? >> 1839. >> some guys with a poof cameras sets it up. >> and ran in front of it. >> and hit the little thing and said poof. >> interesting. >> and six a day is a lot. >> i don't think you post six a day. >> i don't think six in a week. >> i think you're just fine. >> all right. coming up on "fox news morning" adam jones gets standing ovation from red sox fans one day after racially abused another fen way park. something other black players say is part of playing

they would rather see this country fail and see him succe succeed. >> eric top on the mainstream media daily attack on hise:um father. ♪ ♪ ♪éó todd rundgren has a few choice words for the president, but can he face the music on "watters world". then, who fought in the civil war. >> britain and spain. >> we are honoring memorial day weekend with a "watters world" history quiz. it all begins right now. welcome to "watters world". we have a big show tonight. i want to start with the hysteria of the left. a member this guy. >> if you get sick in america, this is what the republicans want you to do. if you get sick america the republican help care plan isqu this, die quickly. jesse: that was when republicans were trying to stop obamacare from putting us further in debt. eight years later name-calling is still going. team trump proposed its new budget and again the democrats are hyperbolic.d >> that budget trump hasum presented is a grotesquely immoral budget. it's horrific. senior citizens will lose the one nutritious meal a day theyr get from meals on wheels. >> this budget is an attempt t

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. >> if there's one place that is a living example of how succe successfully islam can co-exist withosque 1,020 square foot complex serves around 6,000 people and 100,000 non-muslim visitors annually. this place is huge. >> beyond that was a lutheran church and m a cedonia church and catholic church beyond that. >> i heard of auto row where you go to the stretch of the highway you call cars this is called alter row. >> altear row. >> so is islam more your style right this way. >> not every church has an american flag in front of it. why is the american flag here? >> because we're americans. >> that's easy enough. i got to ask the dumb questions. >> in that moment i felt pretty dumb but i know it's better to ask dumb questions than to have a head filled with dumb answers that you made up yourself or dumb answers somebody else who has no idea what they're talking about made up for you. it's long past time we skip it's false prophets and talk to the people who studied the prophet muhammad because lives are at stake way more muslim lives at stake, if you don't believe the evidence that m

. >> president trump says his first overseas trip is a succes success. and maintains he has delivered big results. perhaps one achievement is prompting european leaders to look to one another instead of the united states. trump chided nato countries to spend more on their defense and meet agreed-upon guidelines. they say it seems as though european leaders now believe the united states is less reliable and angela merkel says as a result, it europe it stronger. >> the times in which we can fully count on others are somewhat over. as i have experienced that's why i can only say we europeans must really take our destiny into her own hands. our friendship with the united states and friendship with great britain, with good neighborly relations, whenever possible. >> even as the united kingdom negotiates its withdrawal from the european union. the president even shared a tense, lengthy handshake with emmanuel macron. he told the french publication my handshake with president trump president trump was not innocent. not the alpha and omega of a policy but a mome

the pentagon is proud of that succe successful missile defense test but is it enough?ew details emerging on the deadly terror attack in the heart of kabul as we learn of americans among the wounded. colonel alan west joins us with his perspective. managing blood sugar is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. >> jenna: welcome back. horrific bombing in kabul, afghanistan. 90 people dead, 400 wounded. no group yet claiming responsibility for this. in the meantime, north korea keeps defying the world with missile tests. the pentagon calling today's intercept test an incredible accomplishment. lots to talk about when we look at the threats around the globe. let's bring in colonel alan west. great to have you on the program. >> good to be with you, jenna. >> jenna: i know you spent some time in afghanistan working as a private contractor after your military service. i wonder if you could give us pe

that was quite popular in france, and that's explaining probably his succe >> david rothkopf, what doas the trump effect in this election? >> well, clearly, since both steve bannon and trump said nice words about le pen and french people voted overwhelmingly for macron, it doesn't reflect well on their view of trump. since the trump election, we have seen elections in europe go against the nationalists and more towards people who are in support of the eu, as macron is, who are supporting the atlantic alliance, as macron is. and i think you can't look at this election in any other way but to see it as a repudiation of trump, as a repudiation of ethnonationalism, as a repudiation of putin, who went after macron, hacked the election at the 11th hour. and ended up having the effect of bumping macron's results to about 33% above what they were hours before the hack attack was. so this was a victory for macron, for europe, for the atlantic alliance. but not good news for putin, trump, and a lot of their supporters. >> david, is there a lesson for putin in this election? >> well, there may b

, and there is no firm indication that we have done that, and also, there is no firm indication of succuccess. but i suspect that we have indeed tried it. north korea though, because it is isolated is much less vulnerable to cyber attacks than for instance the united states is. so, if it is something that has been successful, it is a feat, but nonetheless, a cyber attack, and cyber sabotage only works to slow down the program, and it is not going to end the program. it is only going to give us more time to settle what has been very difficult, and which no ed a ministration a has found the keys to auk cessful conclusion. >> gorgon ch adon chang, very g, and we hope you will stay with us as well. >>> and we will be talking to our reporter inside of neighboring china. we will be right back. (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper. ♪ to err is human. to ant

president gets to enjoy and will get to enjoy the possibility of coming back to washington having a very succ s successful trip. as presidents go along in their terms they start to enjoy foreign policy more because it isn't washington. that's an opportunity for him to try to build some constituency and support and some public support and some power outside. >> eric, to that point at times the president will be criticized for being short on detail. but maybe that could yield the greatest of victories for him, correct? that's what you think. >> i certainly think if he tries to delve into the details of the israeli/palestinian conflict in his first go without the kind of preparation that i suspect years and years of expertise lends you, i think he is better to fly at the wave tops and try not to get into the details. but i suspect each party will try and draw him into endorsing something that gives them an advantage going into any kind of peace talks. he'll have to really be disciplined. and that's not something we often see from this president not to get drawn into the details. >> fred, we spok

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the president, though, is tweeting this morning he is calling this trip very succes u.s.ons of dollars and millions of jobs.ar exactly how trip may have done that. the issue that he is sure to face behind the scenes this morning, david, climate change, many of the european leaders here looking to push him hard on that one. >> big issues ahead and just a stunning backdrop behind you, cecilia. hope you get a chance to enjoy a little bit of it. always busy, cecilia vega, thanks to you. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl traveling with the president in italy. jon, first the developing headline involving the president's son-in-law jared kushner. also one of the senior advisers, now his contacts with the russians are under scrutiny in the investigation by the fbi. what have you learned? what are they looking at? >> reporter: well, here's what's going on. he is a person of interest to that fbi investigation. there is no indication whatsoever he is a target of the investigation. but they will want to talk to him, specifically excuse me, specifically

back in 2006 coming short with the flyers back in 2010 so it's no surprise his predators are having succeette right there. his predators trying to steal game five on the road in anaheim. third period tied at one. predators with the puck. forsberg gets the pass. shoots and misses. but it's rebounded by upon tis all berg love that name. he scores right there. predators would gone to win three-one. they now lead the series three three-two. game six will be on monday in nashville. >>> talk some soccer what you might not know the mls regular season goes from march till the end of october. it's a really long season. so it's fair to assume that almost all teams will go on their share of streaks both good and bad. which leads to us the philadelphia union after opening the season without a win in their first eight games the boys in blue are surging have not lost in their last five straight. last night at home hosting the colorado rapids union down one to nothing. but a nice call right here by the ref. defender rolling up so cj steps up takes the penalty shot. tim howard no shot at stopping that ga

that i completely agree with about what we have suggested to previous generations, about a pathway to succe success that, that pathway has to be through college degree. i am of a strong opinion based on my travels and my district and in my conversations with my job creators that a lot of the really good opportunities out there exists today for young people who could leave high schools, maybe not even attending darkening the doors of a college environment and going right to work with proper training and skills and certifications, right to work with good paying jobs and fulfilling opportunities at a great career and emerging technologies. so i believe in my heart that a lot of this training should be happening long before the decision is made to go or not to go to college. i have in my mind that is probably some where in that late junior high stage based on aptitude, but i am going to ask you -- where is that time at a young person's educational life given the tremendous demand for jobs today and skills today where a lot of our graduates do not possess. is this something that we should not be

who is responsible for setting immigration enforcement priorities and who is responsible forwa their succs or failure. we want to change that. we want to make it clear the department ofhs justice is responsible, isdhs is responsib for setting immigration authorities and where states and local jurisdictions feel they can deviate from those priorities, that createsnf this patchwork of conflicting mandates that is unhelpful. >> i want to end on that note. i want to first of all thank everyone for your patience with us inat running a few minutes or time and to our hosts at the press club for allowing us a few extra minutes in the room. iht want to thank the commissio on immigration and the section on civil rights and tell me now -- i'm going to forget the name. civil rights and social justice. i knew i would forget that before the day was over. anyway, thank both of those entities for co-sponsoring this important program. it's complicated issue, difficult to resolve them with satisfaction on both sidessa of the issue, but i think one thing we canan all agree on is that we've had a really stell

audio-visual to help teach all of this stuff, and so they're very--a very serious operation and very succeful. that's why--and you can go. i mean, you just have to go in advance. you get in touch with them and you can come there, and they'll take you through and answer your questions. very good english. you know, they make sure to teach the different languages that they have, as europeans. very sophisticated operation. i was not ready for that. the corporate headquarters looked, you know, with manicured lawns and fountains and all of that stuff, you know? it looks like a--like what it is, a very successful corporation. they're very careful to avoid politics. i asked about that. "we keep away from spanish politics." they are clearly left-wingers. that's very obvious. but they're very afraid of the--they don't want to become part of the struggles among the parties, so they're very--and every government now needs them. every spanish government needs them. i should mention, if you're in--very briefly that there are special conditions. the beginning of this thing was--the man's name was arizmendi.