. >> and i'm arthel neville. one day after a unanimous u.n. security council slapped the toughest sanctions yet on north korea. >> and the bombing of a minnesota mosque. what the fbi is saying about that explosion. >> a possible tornado tore through a major city, leaving a trail of destruction and injuring dozens of people. "america's news hq" starts right now. trying to instill order and discipline in the west wing. retired marine corps general spoke to 200 white house staffers, giving them a sharp warning against leaks and making clear that serving the country and the president should come before their own needs and priorities. amid the crackdown, john kelly facing the challenge of the russia investigation, which continues to dog the white house. kristen fisher joins us from new jersey, where the president is vacationing. the attorney general is also vowing to crack down on leaks. how is the president reacting to the friday press conference. >> what a difference a week makes. it wasn't long ago that the president called his attorney general

arthel: i'm arthel neville.t will also be hitting the road this week for a campaign style rally in phoenix. rich edson is live in bridgewater new jersey near the president's golf club. he's prepping for a major announcement. what can you tell us? >> he is. and the president

arthel: i'm arthel neville. along with discussing america's longest war, the president will also be hitting the road this week for a campaign style rally in phoenix. rich edson is live in bridgewater new jersey near the president's golf club. he's prepping for a major announcement. what can you tell us? >> he is. and the president will talk about the u.s. commitment and future commitment in afghanistan. the president will leave bedminster a short while from now, return to the white house and tomorrow night make the trip to arlington virginia for a 9:00 p.m. address which the white house has billed as an update on the path forward for america's engagement in afghanistan and south asia. traveling to jordan, secretary of defense james mattis speaking on this today. he says the president has settled on a policy on afghanistan after what he called a sufficiently rigorous strategic process. the president convened his national security council at camp david friday to discuss afghanistan, a possible roughly 4,000 troop

emergency -- arthel neville. authorities urging some families to climb to their rooftops as they wait and pray for help to arrive. caroline shively is reporting live from houston and, caroline, how is it looking right now? >> reporter: it's looking rough, arthel. and you talked about those warnings. what they're telling folks, i have never read tweets coming out where they say don't get in your attic unless you have an axe, we don't want you to drown in your home. but if you do need another reason to stay in your house in houston right now, i've got it for you. check it out, this is 610 north right before the i-10 split. it is an absolute river. check out the southbound side of the interstate. people are managing to get through in some spots. we've seen a tractor without a trailer able to push through, other cars have been stalled out. if you pan over to the left, you'll see who was unable to move. there's a bmw over there, there's also a truck on almost to the top of a cab and a semi. is if you think you can get

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arthel: i'm arthel neville.annon was considered the driving force behind the president's economic populism and america first strategy. now the president is moving on without him starting with a

arthel: i'm arthel neville. bannon was considered the driving force behind the president's economic populism and america first strategy. now the president is moving on without him starting with a campaign-style rally in phoenix. i want to begin with niles standish. good to see you on this sunday morning, afternoon for some. listen, bannon, because of his departure he's more weaponized. who is in his cross-hairs and how can the focus on that political prey affect trump's presidency as well as his relationship with congress? >> i think there are a couple of sectors. one is his internal enemies in the white house like h.r. mcmaster and others who represent the more conventional or other doksd or centrist policies like gary cohn. but steve bannon has been a foe of republican establishment types on capitol hill. people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. i think there will be a certain nervousness there i if steve bannon really attacks those people. arthel: does the president himself pivot? dose align himself more wi

. >> and i'm arthel neville. one day after a unanimous u.n.toughest sanctions yet on north korea. >> and the bombing of a minnesota mosque. what the fbi is saying about that explosion. >> a possible tornado tore through a major city, leaving a trail of destruction and injuring dozens of people. "a

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hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville. >> hello everyone.oad this week in a camping trends as a campaign style rally in phoenix. and we have more information. the president made a decision and after the friday meetings at camp david on the way forward in afghanistan. >> he has eric. we'll hear more about

. >> and i'm arthel neville. "the fox report" is next. >> president trump on a working vacation as the justice department works overtime cracking down on leaks. one of the top officials defends a probe that the president is criticizing. i'm ed henry in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report." president trump praising the man he once called weak, after the doj launched a crackdown to find and prosecute government leakers. the announcement sparking concerns about freedom of the press. ports >> attorney general has been clear, we're after the leakers, we'll devote resources we need. . >> rosenstein speaking out on the russian investigation saying it's moving forward under special counsel robert mueller and they can look into any potential crimes, even though the president's allies feel that the probe is starting to run far afield. with speculation that the president could fire mueller, two senators are pushing a bipartisan bill designed to protect mueller's job. >> this legislation codifies the current procedu

. >> and i'm arthel neville.rt" is next. >> president trump on a working vacation as the justice department works overtime cracking down on leaks. one of the top officials defends a probe that the president is criticizing. i'm ed henry in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report." president trump praising the man he once called weak, after the doj launched a crackdown to find and prosecute government leakers. the announcement sparking concerns about freedom of the press. ports >> attorney general has been

>> hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> good to see. i am in for eric. a lot of news this saturday. one week after the violence in charlottesville, thousands of people taking to the streets for dueling rallies in boston. a sign that unrest continues across the country. >> and other major staff shakeup at the white house as the president controversial strategist steve bannon becomes the latest member of the trump inner-circle depart. >> and authorities in spain intensifying their manhunt for the driver who plowed a man into a crowd of pedestrians. this is the investigation into the terror attack gained 16. "america's news headquarters", two hours coming up starts right now. >> we begin with authorities in boston wrapping up a news conference moments ago. after a tumultuous day calming down. after a speech rally held by conservatives that early. they must both peaceful events, we get to the deadly violence in charlottesville virginia. but some of the counter prot

. >> i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville.h counterprotesters during the rally. virginia's governor has declared

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. more than 2,000 desperate calls for help with reports of people trapped on their roofs and atics. the national weather service saying the total rainfall from harvey could reach 50" in places, making it the highest ever recorded in the statement here is texas governor greg abbott. >> we want to emphasize the importance when there is heavy rainfall, when there is flooding, the importance of staying off the road. if you drive into water, you're taking your life into your own hands. arthel: let's go to caroline shively live in houston. exactly where are you, caroline? reporter: we're in 610 north, arthel. if you know this area. this is the i-10 split. right behind me, water deeper there. i know they are begging folks to stay off the roads. that's not the case here. you see regular folks, we've talked to wreckers loading up cars, helping them drive across the little piece they can't get through for 50 bucks, that's way below the city rate. doing that so people can get home. we saw the swee

. >> hello everyone i am arthel neville.to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> good to see. i am in for eric. a lot of news this saturday. one week after the violence in charlottesville, thousands of people taking to the streets for dueling rallies in boston. a sign that unrest continues across the country. >> and other major staff shakeup at the white house as the president controversial strategist steve bannon becomes

. >> thank you for joining us, i'm arthel neville, he's eric shawn. >> rob schmitt up next with the "fox report," maybe they use an artificial tree. it's a big one. >> major announcement on the future of the war in afghanistan, president trump making strategic decision in preparing to address the nation. hi, everybody, i'm rob schmitt, this is "fox report." >>> president trump is wrapping up his two-week vacation in new jersey and heading to the white house and from there go to fort myner arlington, virginia where he will announce the path forward in the longest running conflict, the nearly 16 year war in afghanistan. this after the president huddled with top advisers friday to talk strategy. defense secretary james mattis confirming the commander in chief has made a final determination. >> the president had to make strategic decision, as i said before, he delegated to me when he came in on tactical positions he did not delegate one ounce of strategic decision, and i think once he really did come in with very different courses of action to collect his thoughts, how he's going to expla

hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville. >> hello everyone. the president also will be hitting the road this week in a camping trends as a campaign style rally in phoenix. and we have more information. the president made a decision and after the friday meetings at camp david on the way forward in afghanistan. >> he has eric. we'll hear more about that tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. from fort meyer in arlington virginia across the potomac river from washington d.c.. the white house said the president will give an update on the path forward for americans engagement in afghanistan and south asia. secretary of defense james mattis is traveling and join nice as the president has settled on a policy in afghanistan after which he calls a sufficiently rigorous strategic process. the president met with his national security team friday at camp david to discuss strategy on afghanistan. whether to commit more troops or employ security contractors or some military forces. some even said yesterday that he made some important decisions. it is unclear what the

. >> i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville. white nationalists clashing with counterprotesters during the rally. virginia's governor has declared a state of emergency. >> doug mcel way is reporting on this all day. he is at the scene in virginia with the very latest on this disturbing and very sad development today. hello doug. >> what's become clear to me as this day has evolved is this violence from the very beginning of the day with the protests and rioting at emancipation park until this horrific car accident later in the afternoon, all appears to be premeditated. when we were driving to mcintyre park to follow these white nationalists as they moved to that section of town, i happened to notice they were arriving at that park anywhere from 8 to 10 brand new white ford shuttle vans, the sorts you would see rental car companies use at airports. it suggests to me that somebody was paying to bring them to charlottesville. in addition to that, they were wearing helmets in many cases, wearing body pads on their knees, their shoul

i'm julie banderas in for arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. one person killed, 19 others injured after a car plowed directly into a group of people who were demonstrating against the white supremacists and of course two other virginia state police troopers were then killed in a helicopter crash later yesterday afternoon who were monitoring those rallies. and tonight we are also learning more about the young woman who was killed as she was crossing the street and hit by that car. her name heather heyer. she was a 32-year-old paralegal in charlottesville. that's where she lived. her close friend put it she was standing up as she said for her beliefs. >> this is the accused driver. his name is james fields. he's 20 years old and now he's facing many very serious charges, including second degree murder, all in connection to his alleged actions, actions that president trump says he condemns in the, quote, strongest possible terms. we are live in charlottesville. we have been following this all weekend long with the very latest there. hi, doug >> hi

eric shawn and arthel neville will be here.e: and we are awaiting a news conference from the u.s. coast guard updating us on their response to harvey. laura: you've got "the fox report" coming up. mike: that's right. don't go away, plenty more news ahead. ♪ ♪ midas has a lifetime guarantee on these parts. that's right. on things like struts, brakes, shocks. all kinds of automobile parts. [king] guaranteed for life. does he turn everything to gold? [kinbrakes. not everything. [kinbrakes. not everything. [kinstruts. luckily, he's not a dog person. [kinshocks. luckily, he's not a dog person. at midas we're always a touch better with limited lifetime guarantees on select parts, complimentary courtesy checks and more. book an appointment at midas.com . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone t

welcome to a brand new hour inside ""america's newsroom,"" i'm arthel neville.eric: thank you for staying with us with our continuing coverage on the fox news channel. so far reports say there have been five deaths, but that seems like a low number. the national weather service is describing the situation as, quote, unprecedented and beyond anything experienced. more than 2,000 desperate calls for help have gone out as emergency crews have raced to try and save those trapped by the rising flood waters. the extent of devastation so vast, authorities are having trouble pinpointing hardest hit areas. 3,000ing members of the national guard have been deployed, the coast guard says it's plucked hundreds of people stranded by the flood waters as the emergency response will continue throughout this evening. earlier today on fox news sunday texas governor greg abbott described those rescue efforts in the starkest and bluntest terms of life and death. >> all we can do is the provide as many resources to achieve goal number one, and that is to save as many lives as we can.