benjamin hall. ment fox news. >> president trump reportedly decided to end program named daca. this grants illegal immigrants work permits when brought here as children. >> many that called themselves dreamsers are fightsing to keep daca alive. president trump seems to struggle with the decision to end daca. >> you have some absolutely incredible kith i would say mostly. they were brought here in such a way. it's a very, very tough subject. we're going to deal with daca with heart. >> rights now people are gathered for a vigil at the white house to pray for daca. ronica cleary is down there with them. the crowds has gotten bigger down there. >> reporter: that's true it's a big crowd down here but there's not a lot of dreamers in the crowd. i have found who was not comfortable going on camera and another person in the 6:00. obviously a lot of volunteers that feel fashion at about it. this sne was about to speak. tell us the message you're going to share. >> i'm with faith united church of christ and we're saying our call is to love our neighbors and welcome the stranger in midst

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. lauren: benjamin hall, thank you.re to react, former cia officer mike baker. one of those refugees was staying at a house, elderly couple, took in a lot of refugees. they had best intentions. they were awarded a medal bit wine of england, look what happens. you didn't hear a lot about their refugee status on sunday talk shows because it didn't fit the narrative trump's call for travel ban is bad. >> they kind of pushed that aside, talked more about the investigation and what it all means, but it is an important aspect. is it the most important aspect of the story? no. except for the fact both of these individuals that have been arrested now, the syrian and the iraqi they fit in a sense the sort of the 30,000-foot, you know, profile of the individuals who were kind ever drawn to the dark side of islam, to the radical extremist point of view. they're disaffected, not really connected to the society. even though this young man raised in foster home to some degree, there is no connection living in the society. david: the

corresponded benjamin hall has the story from iraq. >> isis fighters are still out there across from front lines. today kurdish soldiers are preparing to defend against a very different baghdad. this was built in 2015 to defend against isis. the terror group is still only . since the referendum, this has also become the border for a possible kurdish state. 3.3 million people voted a resounding yes to a referendum which saw over 70% turnout, these soldiers who all voted too told me this frontline was the new kurdish border. >> translator: be assured we will stay in the trenches, whether it is the malicious or the iraqi army who come. it's our border. we will never leave. >> today the governor of kirkuk as well as other politicians tried to downplay the move. >> secretary tillerson, three days ago. he asked about the referendum means the borders will be changed. the president and other officials, myself included, have repeatedly said it's not about drawing borders. >> every soldier i spoke to believes it is. now two u.s. allies are sitting on it in a box that could erupt into a full-bl

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benjamin hall life in london with the very latest. good morning. reporter: good morning, todd and heather. it seems as if north korea may be preparing to double down on yesterday's nuclear tests. first of a test yesterday and now signs according to the south korean official that they may be prepared to test an icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile. they conducted their six nuclear test, which they claim a hydrogen bomb claimed to be 10 times more powerful than anything he tested in the past in a today's tesco's ahead that would effectively be testing the possible delivery system and all eyes will be on the distance had been whether or not it could hit the u.s. mainland. today south korea respond with live fire exercises of their own. both ground and air launched missiles. they stimulated the targeting of the nuclear site would north korea carried out the bomb test deep inside the mountain. the u.s. also responded with secretary mattis issuing a threat of his own. >> in a threat to the united states or its territories or allies will be met with a

pete: benjamin hall with the latest live on this. reporter: good morning. does north korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb 10 times more powerful than the last when they tested them and they also say they can can miniaturize become something analyst that they were years away from doing. now the international community

many people also fear they might get of march harsher response. >> bret: benjamin hall. thank you. german chancellor angela merkel is embarking on what could be a lengthy quest to form a new government. the conservative bloc finished first in sunday's election but a nationalist anti-immigrant party came in third and gained considerable influence. merkel is defending her controversial decision to allow large numbers of migrants into germany. republicans in alabama are in campaign mode with all eyes on primary day tuesday. we will preview the contest you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> bret: this is the final full day of campaigning in alabama's hotly contested republican senate primary runof runoff. the incumbents in the challenger are

benjamin hall live in london with more on the international response to this. hi, benjamin. >> hi, leland. we've been following reports that kim jong-un and north korea would be doubling down on the nuclear test. south korean officials have said they've seen potential missile launches out of the north and it's an icbm missile. the north tested their sixth nuclear test, which they claim was a miniaturized hydrogen bomb and they could be testing a delivery system for the bomb. today, nikki haley said enough was enough. >> only the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem through diplomacy. we've kicked the can down the road long enough. there's no more road left. >> south korea also responded today with live fire exercises of their own with air and ground launched rockets. the drills by the south simulated a strike on the nuclear side where north korea carried out the h-bomb test. the u.s. reminding people that they had options. >> we're not looking to the total annihilation of a country, namely north korea. as i said, we have many options to do

benjamin hall life in london with the very latest. good morning. good morning, todd and heather. it seems as if north korea may be preparing to double down on yesterday's nuclear tests. first of a test yesterday and now signs according to the south korean official that they may be prepared to test an icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile. they conducted their six nuclear test, which they claim a hydrogen bomb claimed to be 10 times more powerfu

benjamin hall is live to tell us more. what is the very latest in the investigation this monday morning? >> good morning. as you say two people being held under the terrorism act here now we're learning that both are refugees from war-torn countries. one from iraq, the other one was syria. both were being fostered by the same couple. a couple that has taken in many children over the years from war-torn countries. one has been identified as farouk, a 21-year-old from syria arrested on saturday. this fast food restaurant. he had come over from the war-torn country four years ago. both he an the other suspect an 18-year-old orphan from iraq had been fostered at this home, the subject of an intense search as police try to find out if anymore people were involved in this cell and also being reported that police had visited the home a number of times in the past few weeks which leads to suspicions they may have been following or known about these two. >> shannon: how did they track down these two in particular? >> well, it was a

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >>> well a sunny day at a california beach turns wild. >> look at. oh my gosh. >> reporter: a sudden storm sends people scrambling for safety. >> and then there was a wind storm with hail just threw me from the beach all the way, dragged me. >> coming up next, the microburst that injured people on this beach in southern california and left others walking around in a daze. >> and we'll see you back here. we've got a forecast that's not as hot as we saw last week. we'll see you back here. >>> we are all bay area people. coming together every evening shares moments big and small. news for bay area people from bay area people. every night on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this portion of ktvu news sponsored by your northern california lexus dealer. >>> evacuation news remain in place where a fire destroyed 70 homes along with 60 other structures. the fire has grown now to nearly 8,000 acres since it broke out last week. at this point it's only 14% contained. the fire prompted governor brown to call for a state of emergency. >>> a microburst hit a beach over the w

benjamin hall is live with the latest from there. >> it is now a sure thing, they have voted for independencewhat that effectively means is there will be the creation of a new country here in the north and also the splitting of iraq as we know it. today in the capital, kurds turned out in great force. voter turnout for this referendum has been overwhelmin overwhelming, already at this voting station alone more than two-thirds of those registered have cast their ballots before even lunchtime. with this vote comes great danger and already neighboring countries are threatening to respond. both turkey and iran have been holding military drills on the border of northern iraq and they have threatened action in response. iran is also close its airspace and the iraqi central government has threatened to even send troops into disputed oil territory. the kurds are longtime allies of the u.s. however, even the u.s. has objected to this vote, preferring the country stay together as one. >> i ask the american people to support us, all we've done is democratically and peacefully ask for our rights and this

>> ed: >> ed: benjamin hall live from london. we'll see whether or not we'll attack north korea.d the world? >> first of all global condemnation for the actions of north korea, but we're hearing reports today out of south korea that kim jong-un might be preparing to double down on his nuclear test yesterday. security defense officials there say they think they've seen preparations in place for another missile test. icbm. so yesterday you had this major nuclear test by the north korea's that they claim was a miniature hydrogen bomb 10 times more powerful than anything they've tested in the past. if today's missile test goes ahead they'll test the possible deliver resist tem for that bomb. all eyes on them today and tonight. it comes days after the north korea's fired a medium-range missile over japan and they have specifically mentioned the possibility of using a electromagnetic pulse attack on the u.s. they claim they're willing to use these on the u.s. >> ed: we're also hearing from the president and other officials talk here in the u.s., talk around the world about economic pre

benjamin hall is following this story live in london. >> as you say, one more man arrested today but when release released, the syrian refugee who was arrested on saturday, that takes the total number of people being held to five. they do have to be charge soon or like the other man released. it arrested today was a 17-year-old teenager in south london, detained after officers executed a search warrant at his home. two other men arrested yesterday in wales, a 48-year-old and a 30-year-old man including one in a halfway house. a 25-year-old i.t. student in london, witnesses say he smiled when police arrested him. >> london police officers, there was a guy on the floor. he got arrested for attempting bombing in london. >> the net certainly growing over here, certain people were injured when that homemade bomb partially exploded on tube train and west london. it caused burns to a number of people, cctv images of one of those who have been arrested showed him carrying the same bag while en route to an attack. a lot of focus on this man, he was believed to have been the 18-year-old refuge

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benjamin hall is live in london with the very latest. no charges yet? >> no charges yet, julie, but they are being held under the terrorism act. what we are learning is that they were both refugees from war-torn countries. one from iraq, one from syria, and fostered at the same children's foster home, living together for many years. one was arrested at the chicken shop on saturday night. he is identified as yahyah farroukh, the 21-year-old from syria. coming over three years ago. both he and the other suspect had been fostered in this home, now the subject of an intense search as police tried to figure out if there were any more involved in the possible terror cell. it is reported that police visited the house a number of times over the last few weeks so suggesting that they had suspicions over the two. this one particular video showing the 18-year-old iraqi suspect wearing a red had helped to identify the terrorist leader as he waited for the ferry trying to leave the u.k. he is seen carrying what is thought to be the now named bomb in a bucket which l

pete: benjamin hall live for us in london. the size of this thing, what is a hydrogen bomb. look at nagasaki and the bomb that was dropped on the nagasaki and the analysts are saying this morning that it was five times larger than the bomb dropped on nagasaki, and if you look at this map, it's ridiculous. think about this, 120 kilo tons larger than the most recent test north korea has done. abby: compare back to 2006 where it was just one kiloton. that gives you a sense how much it has grown just in the recent years. the capabilities they have today today. we knew this was eventual, but to see it i guess this morning, to know they have it this morning, that is a real game-changer. clayton: if they don't have a full on hydrogen bomb, a thermo thermonuclear bomb, they're pretty close because of the exponential growth and the impact there and then their missile program, which is developing simultaneously, short term, medium term, and inter intercontinental ballistic missiles, that's why this becomes as scary and as concerning of

benjamin hall live with more. >> hi, bill. that was a resounding yes vote over here, 93% of people voting to leave iraq and now we're seeing that backlash. neighboring countries threatening both economic and military responses. the next couple of days will be very tense indeed here. as expected, iraq and turkey have been the most vocal opponents holding a joint military drill along the kurdish borders and iraq is saying they will send in troops. one is kirkuk where the kurds have been engaged in the fight against isis. these positions were built to defend against isis, the terror group is still just two miles away. but since the referendum this has also become the border for a possible kurdish state. these soldiers believe it could become a front line with baghdad. not just with isis. and they say they're ready to die defending it meaning two u.s. allies could soon be facing off. the foreign minister of kurdistan told fox news that baghdad needed to accept the vote. >> we need baghdad to be realistic and accept this new realit

benjamin hall is back live in northern iraq in urbil and how did it go?will vote for independence today. expected to be a landslide, 100% will vote for it. it means there will be the creation in some time of a new state here in iraq, the splintering of this country, possibly even more division in this region. as you say, the kurds today came out in force to vote after what they consider decades of oppression from the baghdad central government. kurds are called the largest ethnic group without their own country. today after a century of trying, they are finally very close to getting that. but this vote comes with great danger. already neighboring countries here are threatening a response. both turkey and iran, who have large kurdish populations of their own are holding military drills on the border and threatened action. iran closed its airspace to planes leaving from the kurdish region and the iraqi government has said they would send troops into the disputed territory. no smooth sailing from here. the kurds are long-time allies of the u.s. they're consi

benjamin moo®e . only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here sky6 out over city halln see, we have quite a bit of rain to deal with this morning. it is 6:14 and 69 degrees. >> big problems you have there, karen rogers. >> big problems. we've got a lot of rain coming down, accidents popping up creating huge delays. look at the schuylkill expressway. we see these flashing lights right here. we've got the left lane blocked with an accident and i showed you this and said you see a car over here off to the . so people not only do you have one lane blocked but they're kind of trying to snakee left, people on the right. it's creating a slow go. look at the travel time. we just had a live update here. check this out. 56 minutes at this hour. this early in the56 minutes to e vine to the blue route on the schuylkill westbound. the schuylkill is a mess with this huge accident blocking the schuylkill westbound near gladwyne so you're jammed from approaching the boulevard past the blue route but it is a solid jam. you're barely moving taking almost an hour just to travel through t

benjamin netanyahu of israel speaking to the ga. he is the last speaker to be heard from today. listen to president trump's address he will be in the general assembly hall. they sat down together yesterday saying they believe peace with the palestinians is possible. >> president trump: it's great to have prime minister netanyahu with us today, a friend of mine for many years, and it's a real honor, i have to say. we'll be discussing many things. among them peace between the palestinians and israel with the capability of b.b. and the other side. i think we have a chance. >> mr. president, it's great to see you again. i want to say that under your leadership the alliance between america and israel has never been stronger, never been deeper. i want to thank you on behalf of the people of israel and israel's many friends around the world. thank you, mr. president. >> bill: wow, mike huckabee former governor of arkansas and friend of israel. thank you for your time. you know how close these two men are. they've been in and out of new york city circles and their relationship goes back a number of years. middle east peace, is that truly possible or is it a pip

hall, but i can say this, none were bolder, none were more courageous and forthright than the one delivered by president trump today. >> bill: from yesterday. you were in israel four weeks ago with benjamin netanyahu. how is this developing? >> this is a circumstance where we see our other threat, which is iran, moving to develop not just this icbm capability but they have now moved iranian guard forces onto the border with israel in syria. for the prime minister what he wants to see is pushback. he wants to see iran called out for the threat because they are bringing missiles in besides manpower. they are establishing potentially bases there, putting in manufacturing facilities in syria, and in lebanon to manufacture more rockets to attack israel. he wants to understand that someone has israel's back on this. and clearly the steps the united states needs to take right now is to also organize the international community to put additional pressure on iran given the leverage that was given away already by the former administration. >> bill: these two men have a long relationship and we'll see how it develops. these are issues that could change the world. chairman ed royce here in the studi