>> reporter: hey there, arthel. well, this fire is so out of control that firefighters say that it could continue to burn for months. one resident says that canada looks like it's going through armageddon this weekend. now, you mentioned that it's currently burning in alberta. it's quickly racing towards saskatchewan, and so far the fire has burned more than 600 square miles. they are expecting it to burn another 100 acres today. 1,600 structures have been destroyed. there are more than 500 firefighters on the ground, more than a dozen helicopters attacking this blaze from the air. the real difficulty, the conditions are dry and extremely windy this weekend. not exactly what evacuees want to hear. so far more than 90 -- almost 9 a 0,000 have been forced to leave their home and in fort mcmurray the power grid has been damaged. water is undrinkable. some residents have had to leave everything behind. >> i'm watching it 24/7, every single channel all day long. i cry. i cry. where am i going to go to a job, where am i g

arthel? >> meanwhile, the democrats are battling out in two states, oregon and kentucky. they are holding their primaries on tuesday as the fight for delegates continues. now hillary clinton an bernie sanders are stumping in the bluegrass state as polls for both states show clinton with the lead. senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live from louisville, kentucky with more. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yeah. we have both democratic candidates competing here on the ground in kentucky today. should be quite a ceodown ahead of tuesday's primaries. for hillary clinton at this stage here focus is on getting key constituencies out to vote ahead of the primary day. clinton has visited two churches here in the louisville-year trying to drive the african-american turnout, key constituency for her in states where she's won and she wants to make sure that's the case once again in the bluegrass state. part of her message is talking a bit about her faith on this sunday and saying she wants

>> arthel, that is an excellent question. i'll tell you this.g out in new york state already. there's a program called istop where physicians literally have to go on an extra website to determine whether their patient has had a previous narcotic like a percocet or codeine and it takes time. i call it the by the way problem, where doctors enable people on the way out the door, by the way, doc, can i have my vicodin. you're under pressure and say what's this for? it's a vicious cycle and, arthel, you need more and more and more of this stuff. by the way, not only 14,000 deaths from prescription narcotic overdoses every year, there's 13,000 from heroin so people stop getting those prescriptions and get it from a brown bag on the street and that leads to even more overdoses so the whole thing is a big endickic and doctors are part of the problem. >> it's interesting what marc is bringing up because a few days ago was the day that you were supposed to get rid of all of your extra medications in your closet and that's a big message. if you're not usin

>> reporter: hi, arthel and greg. well, there's a break in the clouds and now all sorts of tourists are coming out. most of the rain was well in the advance of the center of rotation and now that the storm has made landfall, at least this part of the carolinas is in the clear for now, so a lot of visitors have come out and are enjoying the historic battery, although the waters of charleston harbor are calm. there's still concern when you look out at the atlantic. in fact, all up and down the carolina coast, local officials are urging everyone but the most experienced surfers to stay on shore because of the potential for dangerous rip currents. in fact, as we speak up in north carolina, carolina beach, north carolina, there's an active search under way for a 21-year-old simmer who was apparently pulled out to sea by strong currents yesterday. that search is still ongoing. back here in charleston's historic district, even when it was raining, tourists came out in large numbers walking up and down meeting street with the

arthel. >> indeed. garrett tenney, thank you very much, garrett. >>> a freight train jumps the tracks in the nation's capitol and spilling out potentially hazardous liquid. how it's affecting the area, and california's primary shaping up as a very meaningful one for the first time in decades. donald trump says the race is over, but can the golden state prove otherwise? >> yes, it's over. i think it's over now, but it's over. cruz cannot win. he's got no highway. got nothing. he's way behind. i'm leading him by millions and millions of votes and by 400 or 500 delegates. he can't win. baas uh oh. what's up? ♪ ♪ ♪ does nobody use a turn signal anymore? ♪ i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*

arthel? >> thank you.ald trump clears the republican field and now he's looking for november votes. how he's trying to gain not only the support of voters, but that of his fellow party members. >>> and starting to become more difficult for first-time home buyers. why entry level homes are being snatched up faster than ever. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. this cit added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. i actually really like the two steps. everytime i use this together it felt like leaving the dentist's office. crest hd, 6x cleaning, 6x whitening. i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. test. test. test. test. test. test. rrn was a heavyweight and wants to work with him. >> donald trump is a billionaire. you've known him for many years. we've known him and interviewed him for decades. do you think he can not

arthel? >>> the new york police department searching for a man who was trespassing at the united nations. officers responding to the scene saying that an intruder ran on to the u.n. grounds and disappeared after climbing over a wall and jumping into the east river. the u.n. headquarters is directly adjacent to that river. drivers searched the river, but did not find the intruder. >> authorities say they are seeing no signs of remorse in the federal police officer who is charged in that horrible two-day shooting spree in maryland. he is accused of gunning down his estranged wife. that happening in a high school parking lot. before he then, they say, killed two more people at two other locations in what police describe as a serious of botched carjackings that he tried to pull off. three other people were also wounded. the rampage came to an end on friday after authorities swarmed the suspect's car near one of those craneime scenes. coming up, our legal panel will be taking a closer look at this

>> reporter: hi, gregg, hi arthel.es, today french officials confirmed what we first told you about late yesterday. data messages coming from the plane, coming from the egyptair flight 804 detailing those tragic last minutes before the crash. here is how they broke down. 26 minutes after the hour, a sensor on a side cockpit window alerts to overheating, possibly the start of a raging fire. a few seconds later, smoke was detected in the forward bathroom. that's right next to the cockpit. a minute after that, smoke is detected in the electronics bay. right below the cockpit and below the bathroom. two minutes later the main computers that steer the plain break down. the plane is lost. the question is, as the debris from the plane is being recovered and analyzed, what triggered that fire? was it mechanical fault? or was it terrorism? now, if it was an aircraft problem, analysts are coming up with a range of possibilities which could be as simple as a short circuit in a window defroster in the cockpit. analysts suggest if

i'm arthel neville. police filing multiple charges against a federal security officer suspected in a string of deadly shootings in the washington, d.c. area. 62-year-old man is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of his estranged wife on thursday in a high school parking lot. the suspect is also charged in two shooting deaths yesterday at a mall and shopping center in suburban d.c a marine corps pilot rescued off the coast of north carolina after bailing out of his jet. a helicopter crew plucked him from the water after the plane went down off the beach. the pilot was on a training run when the aircraf into flames, he water about two miles offshore. officials say he's in stable condition. i'm arthel neville. i'll see you at 6:00 p.m. alongside eric shawn >>> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: trump on the issues." the day he announce ed he was running for president donald trump brought up the issue of immigration and said it would be a top priorit

. >> i'm arthel neville. motorcycles revving for the sound, revving in the nation's capital as thousands of bikers kick off the annual rolling thunder tribute to our nation's veterans. >> and the democrats are gearing up for a tightly contested primary in the state of california. bernie sanders telling supporters he is not going anywhere. >>> also, the v.a. grappling with a new round of controversy after the head of the agency compared its long wait time to the lines at disneyland. and the national mall turning into a sea of chrome this memorial day weekend with rolling thunder revving up its 29th annual ride for freedom. the event drawing thousands of bikers as well as spectators, all coming together to honor america's veterans, especially those who were missing in action. kristin fisher is live now in washington with more. kristin? >> well, arthel, the rolling thunder riders have taken over the national mall every memorial day weekend since 1988. but this year's ride received even more attention than usual

. >>> hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm greg jarrett. a battle brewing over gun policies between the two presidential front runners and the rhetoric is heating up. >> a massive manhunt under way for a gunman after a police officer outside boston is shot and killed during a traffic stop early this morning. >> and growing questions about whether it's time for tesla workers to unionize as they are outsourcing some production to lower paid workers. >>> we begin with the war of words erupting between the presidential front runners as they clash out for the second amendment and variety of other issues. hillary clinton saying that donald trump's gun policies are dangerous and will make the country less safe. this coming after trump nicknamed her heartless hillary for supporting restrictions on gun ownership. and live from washington with more. hi. >> reporter: hillary clinton shifted her gun control criticism to donald trump. as two move closer to the delegates they need to clinch their policy's nominees. he claims clinton wants to strip away t

. >>> live from america's election headquarters, i'm arthel neville. tropical depression bonnie drenches south carolina this memorial day weekend. bonnie coming ashore early this morning, bringing heavy rain, flooding a major interstate highway and packing winds of about 30 miles an hour. up to 8 inches of rain falling in some areas. >>> and in iraq, kurdish forces launching a major offensive against isis. their mission to recapture a series of villages near the islamic state stronghold of mosul. thousands of troops are said to be taking part in the operation supported by air strikes from the u.s.-led coalition. this new push coming a week after iraqi forces launched an offensive against fallujah, another hub of the islamic state. i'm arthel neville. i'll see you at the top of the hour alongside gregg jarrett. right now, we'll get you back to "journal editorial report." and for the latest, check out foxnews.com. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul giggone.e new trouble for hillary clinton, a scathing report from the state department

arthel, you made a great point. you can buy a kit.est the chlorine your self, 1 part mer milone in pools and 3 parts per million in hot tubs. the ph should be between 7.2 and 7.8. you can get a dibstick that tests that. unfortunately, even under those circumstances. >> the chlorine doesn't kill the bacteria. >> some of them it doesn't. so even if you test it, which i'm saying you should do, take a shower and afterwards before, keep people sick out of the pool and even under those circumstances i've got to confess i'm not going in any public pools. >> you're shaking your head. >> bring the entire chemistry lab and test the water it's just not worth it and this study that cdc just talked about, they looked at about 48,000 public hot baths and swimming pools in california, new york, florida and texas. they all failed. >> wow. >> 80% of them have feces, this is a gross topic, e. coli and feces, a lot of body parasites in them that chlorine is not going to take care of them. they all failed, so the message is out there, you know. it's cert

arthel? >> thanks, garrett. gregg?>> the world health organization rejecting a request from more than 150 of the world's top doctors to postpone the summer olympics in brazil. doctors fearing that the zika virus could put athletes and great many other people at risk. in the meantime, health officials in this country are urging congress to approve emergency funding to battle the mosquito-borne disease. we have the latest from new york's central park. brian? >> reporter: gregg, memorial day weekend is start of summer bawls the start of mosquito season. that has the centers for disease control concerned and warning americans this week of a potential major outbreak of advisories in the u.s. -- of zika virus in the u.s. in the coming months. zika virus is spread by moisk mosquitoes and is particularly harmful to pregnant women because of serious birth defects that could come with it. right now the frustration lies with capitol hill. president barack obama asked congress three months ago to approve $1.9 billion in funding to

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. >> delighted to be here, arthel. >> what triggered the demonstration?>> well, this was triggered by a name familiar to our viewers, a radical shia militant that was responsible for killing many of our soldiers. what he's concerned about here is actually something that's positive, and that is political reform and bringing in new ministers who are not as corrupt as the previous ones that are serving now and have huge power brokers behind them. this has been festering for months. as a result of no progress being made by the parliament, he forced what is obviously a nonviolent protest by tens of thousands of civilians storming the gates, ransacking the parliament. they did not go near the executive branch. they did not go near the u.s. embassy or the u.s. compounds, which are also inside that green zone. but that is what triggered it. right now, they're out of the green zone, because there's a huge shia pilgrimage taking place, and they don't want to interfere with that. but they're going to be back on this thing pretty quick if this reform is not initiated

. >> reporter: hi, arthelle. what's interesting is there's very limited public polling in kentucky and oregon. both candidates are investing a good deal of time here in kentucky. hillary clinton just wrapped up taking selfies with her supporters at a carpenter's union event in louisville. she made several stops at churches in the city earlier this morning as well. clinton is also trying to drive union support. she took this swipe at her rival bernie sanders. >> there is a big difference in this primary campaign between me and my opponent bernie sanders. i voted to bail out the auto industry, and he voted against it. if you were to evaluate our positions, i think i came out on the better side of that. the american auto industry just had the best year in its history last year. >> reporter: as for sanders, he's campaigning this afternoon in paducah. sanders had some momentum after recent wins in west virginia and indiana and is hoping to keep rolling. sanders says he has broad appeal. >> donald trump was defeating h

. >>> hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm greg jarrett.e brewing over gun policies between the two presidential front runners and the rhetoric is heating up. >> a massive manhunt under way for a gunman after a police officer outside boston is shot and killed during a traffic stop early this morning. >> and growing questions about whether it's time for tesla workers to unionize as they are outsourcing some production to lower paid workers.

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's election headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn. the news this hour, donald trump saying the success of his candidacy will not hinge on winning over the republican establishment. why he says he can win with or without them. >>> plus, hillary clinton getting closer to clinching the democratic nomination. what she's trying to do to close the door on bernie sanders. >>> and the huge and growing canadian wildfire has been exploding in size. now torching nearly 500,000 acres. why authorities say it could be burning for

once you recover from this, arthel the point is very important because you need a nutritionist to put you on a very important minerals and vitamins and low-fat diet because fat triggers it. when it becomes prolonged period, that's called chronic paining tight its, and typically things such as cystic fibrosis, lupus, a lot of high tri-glycerides. some people have tri-glycerides in the 800 and 900. those are the risks along with gallstones and alcohol use. >> dr. siegel, i know you said it can be treated, but what if the pain is really not significant. i'm just take a nap. ride it out. take some aspirin or something, i don't know. what happens if you don't treat it over a period of tame in. >> that's a great point, because the symptoms we're talking about can be vague. it doesn't have to be on the left. can be in the center and be bloating. may not even have pain at all. you may just not feel right. over time if this is not created it can lead to chronic pancreatitis which is a huge, huge problem where your pancreas stops making enzymes and you end up having to replace them and put you

. >>> live from america's election headquarters, i'm arthel neville.onnie drenches south carolina this memorial day weekend. bonnie coming ashore early this morning, bringing hea

." >> and i'm arthel ney develop. joining is dr.david samadi chair and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel is with us professor of medicine at nyu langone's medical center and author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of psychness and health." good to see you. >> it's may 1st and may is american stroke awareness month, a condition that affects 7 million americans, the third leading cause of death in the u.s. dr. siegel, first of all, how do you even know you're having a stroke and do you always know that you're having one? >> you don't always know if you're having one and 30% of the time we never even know what cause it had. what you need to be on the lookout for is are you having some facial weakness, number one? do you have weakness in your arms or legs? one side more than the other or tingling? logs of sensation? the third thing you look for is speech problems, and are you understanding me? are you suddenly having trouble understanding me and if all of this is happening you call 9

arthel: do you expect her to do that eventually?you would think she would voluntarily do this, put this behind her if she has nothing to hind. >> thank you for joining us, good to have you. we are getting a more full statement from the spokesperson for hillary clinton, quote, while political opponents of hillary clinton i sure to misrepresent for their own partisan purposes and reality the inspector general documents show how consistent her email practices were with those other secretaries and senior official that the state department to also use personal email so they are careful to continue to use the line personal email but the wider issue is the cooktop homebrewed server that no one could get to. it is one thing to have your email on someone else's server and it is private but they can get to the server. seachange were passed secretaries -- >> excellent question -- 30,000. >> doing apples to apples here? if that is the case they would be in trouble as well. if madeleine albright was sending information, classified information th

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here arthel neville in for shannon bream and eric shawn.eptical study on immigration. payments to both legal and illegal immigrants. what's the headline. >> the headline is both illegal and legal immigrant households consume more per capita of federal money of programs such as welfare, ssi, medicare, lunch money and this sort of thing. >> ssi? >> supplemental security income. >> which means, what? explain what that. >> basically money programs for health, for food, to supplement your income. >> food stamps, things like that. >> food stamps because mostly people are low wage workers. 31 more expensive if you are immigrant household than what they call an american born. they call it a native. if you are not a u.s. citizen, but you have a green card to work here, and you lose your job, can you still get benefits, correct? >> i think so. >> you are not 100 percent sure. >> if you are illegal you can't get benefits but your children can. >> that's the thing if you are illegal alien if you are married or marry when you come here with your spouse.

. >> hi, and i'm arthel neville. >> the republican front-runner saying he doesn't necessarily need helprom the gop establishment to win the white house in november. >> i think it would be better if it would be unified. i think there would be something good about it, but i don't think it actually has to be unified in the traditional sense. >> all this after trump cemented his position as the party's

joining us is a special guest, fox news anchor and tv host, arthel nevel. >> we have a real

arthel buckner escaped in new jersey and spotted at a cvs pharmacy yesterday.schools shut down yesterday but will be open back today. he's accused of killing his girlfriend's baby in 1995 and was arrested for assault, burglary and drugs. it's not clear how or why he escaped considering he was up for parole in just 18 days. >>> overnight a police officer hurt in a shoot-out with an accused carjacker after a high-speed chase. this happened in california. the suspect crashes at the inters intersection. the suspect then opened fire on cops before he was arrested. that officer, thankfully, is expected to be okay. >>> and this video simply unbelievable. an entire canadian town forced to evacuate from a massive wildfire. take a look. >> holy [ bleep ]! look at that! >> as you watch the video, you can start to see the cars just flee away from that area. that fire is taking over fort mcmurray in alberta, canada. 88,000 people will have to leave their homes, some in a matter of minutes. entire nakeeighborhoods are completely wiped out. 200 firefighters are working to con