announced its agreement with south americas nations brazil argentina uruguay and paro but could the deal be a headache for europe in the coming months or even a failure a vocal opposition suggests ratifying the deal won't be easy. after the celebration comes the backlash french farmers are among those coming out against the methods or agreement brussels says it will bring their products to new markets while saving $4000000000.00 euros in customs but many worry about the effects on their local market. and the markets hang by a very fragile balance we add a little more volume prices will collapse and if prices collapse there is no life for us. he's not alone similar concerns are coming out of ireland poland and germany a focal point is the e.u. concession to south american beef producers $99000.00 tons at a lower tariff of 7 and a half percent european beef producers say their market is already tight and they'll now have to compete against low cost producers. in the eyes of the german farmers association the e.u. is favoring car makers above everyone else. other critics point to brazil whe

we went to argentina, uruguay, brazil. some of the photos i took on the trip.o come most spectacular things i've ever experienced. these are all worth it. >> juan: happy ♪ [national anthem ] ♪ ♪ national anthem [national anthem. [ ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ griff: straight to a fox news alert. the gulf coast now bracing for barry as the tropical storm picks up strength off the southeastern shoreline. jedediah: thousands are preparing for what could be the very first hurricane of the season. >> life threatening flooding expected to slam new orleans. todd: a very good saturday morning to all of you. you are watching "fox & friends first." griff, jedediah, todd is going to be a big four hours. a lot to cover and obviously tropical storm barry is front and center. griff: big one. power company in louisiana saying more than 45,000 without power. this is a slow-moving storm and we have a lot of coverage today. gentlemen.

we went to argentina, uruguay, brazil. some of the photos i took on the trip. things i've ever experienced. these are all worth it. >> juan: happy birthday to "the five." we are going to see you back here on monday. have a great weekend. >> chris: residence rooms labor secretary resigns after a plea deal for a sex offender. house democrats tear into his migrant child separation policy. an tropical storm barry may be a hurricane when it hits southernt upgrades made after hurricane katrina. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump says alex acosta was a great labor secretary, but a cost that is on his way out

-backed dictctatorshipsf chile, argentina, bolivia, brazil, paraguay, and uruguay. operation condor was coordinated out of chile, then under dictator augusto pinochet, and with the knowledge of the u.s. government, and in particular, then-secretary of state henry kissinger. among those sentenced were former peruvian president francisco morales bermudez, the foformer bolivian interior minister, the former uruguayan foreign minister, and a former top chilean intelligence chief. all but one of the 24 wewere sesentenceced in absentia. a german rescue ship has picked up 44 people, including babies and children, off the libyan cocoast tododay after they were stranded at sea.a. the charity vessel, operated by sea-eye, recently transferred another 65 migrants to malta after ititaly refused to let the ship enter its ports. this comes as human rights groups and german officials blasted italy for arresting carola rackete, the 31-year-old german captain of a refugee rescue ship, as she tried to bring dozens of asylylum seekers to safety. she has since been freed and says she pl

argentina before ending in buenos aires. a partial eclipse is visible in ecuador, brazil, paraguay, uruguay. won't let you miss it.ay from the total. we'll get to that. proud of its american heritage. nike responding to controversy today, explaining why it pulled its new sneakers, featuring early version of the american flag following outrage from a nike spokesperson. not just any nike spokesperson, colin kaepernick, over concerns that the shoes could be found offensive. jared max, here, fox news headlines 24/7 sports reporter on your satellite radio. a lot of people are talking about this. it is interesting, how much influence, number one colin kaepernick has on the business at nike. >> amazing here we are talking about colin kaepernick again. very good for our business. very good for nike business. sales rose after that ad came out last year 15 percent jump in stock. bad for nfl business. why can't he get a job? he is bad for business. he wasn't in the nfl. is this good for nike's business? the question i'm wondering, how did this pass through the cracks of the full chain of command of nike, go into production,

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