i'm elizabeth prann, for all your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >> critics are call to go ditch mitchover this. >> part of the reason, i think, that the story line is that we haven't done much is because in part the president and others have set these early timelines about things need to be done by a certain point. now our new president has not

i'm elizabeth prann, thanks for joining us. 26 were on board, but three marines are still missing following crash near australia. alison barber is in the studio with the latest on the search and rescue going on right now. >> we're in the middle of a frantic search off the east coast of australia. the osprey was involved in a crash 4 p.m. local time. the marine corps says the aircraft, quote, was conducting regularly scheduled operations when it entered the water. the mv-22 launched from a u.s. navy warship again off the coast of australia. officials say small boats and aircraft on the ship immediately responded to help in the search and rescue efforts. no word what led to this, but it comes just a few weeks after a marine corps cargo plane crashed in the mississippi delta killing 16. the u.s. is leading the search efforts, but australian defense minister says she spoke with the counterpart. and she says they'll help out anyway that is needed. >> and we have more breaking news so we'll have you on stand by. appreciate it. leland. >> attorney general jeff sessions is now going to crack down o

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, now back to bulls and bears.dagen: protestors hitting a little too close to home for minnesota republican congressman jason lewis because they were literally at his home. he says that is way out of bounds but the group behind it says it is necessary because he will not hold town halls, gary, you think this went too far? >> absolutely. look, i think this is a slam dunk in the video the people are on his porch for crying out loud. if i'm the guy, i'm barricading myself in the house because you know what happens if he steps outside, someone throws a brick at him or hits him over the head, it's a dangerous situation. as much as we malign senators and congressmen, my god, this guy is in a tough spot. are people allow today protest, they have to find a middle ground other than coming on to the man's property where they should all be arrested. dagen: morgan, way too far because the first amendment covers the freedom of speech but not on someone's private property? >> right, it's not just the congressman and his family t

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, now back to "cavuto on business".kennedy: it's been called a plan b for tax cuts, president trump's team quietly working with house democrats on tax reform. if that's the case, the gop does what it did with health care reform and that's pretty much nothing. gary isn't so sure that passing something is better than nothing for taxpayers. is this what they're going to do, gary? >> look, i hope not. i have three words and answers to this question, no, no, no. this is not jfk's democratic party it's bernie sanders. it's more taxes, fees, fines, mandates, you name it, more control of the government, stay away from them at all costs and act like you won which you did and do some real tax policy and tax reform. kennedy: yeah. charry, gary is saying that you don't even need to work with democrats at all because they are so addicted to spending. >> i will say this if donald trump is actually working with democrats on a tax plan, i would be afraid of finger on the button, this is the dumbest thing i've ever heard of my life. thi

i'm elizabeth prann, for all your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >> critics are call to go ditch mitch >> part of the reason, i think, that the story line is that we haven't done much is because in part the president and others have set these early timelines about things need to be done by a certain point. now our new president has not been in this line of work before and i think had excessive expectations of how quickly things happen. >> excessive, republicans be able to replace obamacare in seven years and six months they've had to do it is excessive? that remark is not sitting well with the president and mike, you don't blame it, explain. >> david, i certainly don't. it's ridiculous that the republicans in congress could not replace obamacare with all the time they've had. i totally, totally blame the republicans, we knew the democrats would not be for anything that went further away from single payer. trump is absolutely right. trump is at its best when he takes case directly to the american people which is what he's doing here. these people, these republicans who failed to get oba

i'll see you in about 15 minutes for america's news headquarters with elizabeth prann. now back to forbes on fox. david: more health insurers announcing that more double-digit health premiums hikes are coming, but not for congressman because congress and their staff get an obama subsidy. the federal government is threatening to put an end to this. quote, if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why should congress not be paying what the public pays? john, you say it's another bad example of congress creating rules that it doesn't have to life by. >> it's laws that they foist on the american people. it's a waste of time, as though it legitimizes all the things that government does. rather than focus on what's small, let's focus on a $4 trillion dollar government, not on something so little. david: it's like whack-a-mole, it benefits one and then it seems impossible to stop, but can we? >> i think that president should make congress eat their own cooking. i disagree with john, it would start a sterno thing. david: keepin

. >> for those who are just joining us, fox news alert at the top of the hour, i'm elizabeth prann in washington dc joined by leland vittert in colorado. we are looking at pictures in charlottesville, virginia, was supposed to be a peaceful a pea protest among folks protesting the removal of a confederate statue. a statue of robert e lee which is scheduled to be removed in the next couple months, called emancipation park. initial protests took

elizabeth: welcome to -- leland: i am leland vittert in denver, colorado, otherwise known as elizabeth prann's hometown. wish you were here. elizabeth: me too. a very busy sunday. thanks for joining us. the governor of virginia has just weeded this. at every level, elected officials announced white supremacy and any rhetoric that empowers those who seek to divide us. this is we are just learning more details about the 20 road man who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters killing one woman and 19 others and severely injured and that is where we find around ellison barber joining us from outside the hospital. what is the latest there? >> officials say emergency crews treated at least 35 people for injuries yesterday 20 people were brought to the university of virginia medical center. 20 people injured after a car crashed into a roof of counter protesters killing one. >> i was 10 feet away from them and all the sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. you can see the car coming in at 30, 40 miles per hour. reporter: city officials say she died because of the crash. she

bring in elizabeth prann as we're watching from boston, and these crowds at least appear to be movingd in a a way that we haven't seen. elizabeth: right. leland: those rush of crowds going back and forth. and as molly line talked about, a lot of signs on sticks. and we were told that sticks and anything could be used as a weapon wasn't going to be allowed. elizabeth: right. leland: so have things changed? we'll have to see. elizabeth: robert, i do want to bring you in, i know the south carolina statehouse had a confederate flag flying up until about two years ago. bring us up to speed, because certainly, you know, you saw some pushback from that, you saw protests like that, and i want to get the end result in that conflict and what has come out after. >> well, the confederate flag has been used as a symbol by the kkk and racists for many years, i mean, since the 1940s. and it's always been something that most white moderates in the south and black folks have wanted taken down. so we did take the flag down, and that was a good thing. the monuments are a little different. i mean, the mi

. ♪ welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm elizabeth prann.eland: great to be with you. great to be with you at home, hope you're having a great saturday. i'm leland vittert. u.s. defense officials telling fox news, the search continues right now, nighttime in australia, overnight for three marines still missing when their osprey crashed off the east coast of australia. 23 have been safely recovered. the military calls this a mislap. appears as though the plane crashed while trying to land on an aircraft carrier. no other details about the incident have been provided. the event follows the crash of a marine corps cargo plane. as you might remember, it killed 16 last month. elizabeth: and the u.s. navy has identified a missing sailor a day after suspended its search and just a few days since he went missing. steven hopkins reported for duty aboard the u.s.s. freedom in july as the chief engineer. the destroyer was sailing near the chinese contested islands, the disappearance is under investigation. two chinese war ships and japanese assets are

. >> for those who are just joining us, fox news alert at the top of the hour, i'm elizabeth prann in washington dc joined by leland vittert in colorado. we are looking at pictures in charlottesville, virginia, was supposed to be a peaceful a pea protest among folks protesting the removal of a confederate statue. a statue of robert e lee which is scheduled to be removed in the next couple months, called emancipation park. initial protests took place last night that then became fairly vocal and tense and we are seeing as you can see they are turning violent. folks arriving with not only homemade weapons but gear and some folks arriving with handguns. we are seeing the situation increasingly become tense. we knew the city was prepared, they declared a local emergency. we heard from the governor that they are prepared for anything that took place. the violent clashes between these groups and counter protesters, some of them have been busted. we are seeing businesses closing throughout the day as we watch these protests become increasingly tense. we are seeing police not only using tearga

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann. hurricane harvey hit over texas towns and it's over a big part of the state dropping rain. it's not going anywhere soon. leland: this is video coming from the port aransas fire department. you can see those squad cars headed in, lights and sirens on. last night around 10:00 or 11:00 the port aransas police department tweeted out that they could not receive 911 calls. all their communications were down and they, themselves, have hunkered down essentially telling folks in the path of this storm, you are on your own and that's very close to where the eyewall passed over and now they're headed in just after day break to begin figuring out what went wrong and the damage that is in their city. so often now, it's after the storm. you've got the flooding, you've got live electrical wires that are down. you have gators that are now out in these flood waters and debris as well. the real danger isn't the wind often times, it's what starts now for the next couple of days and weeks. elizabeth: so