benjamin hall has more from london. >> reporter: health and security officials in the uk now on highonfirmed a couple was definitely poisoned with a military grade nerve agent produced in russia, the same poisoned used in an alleged attack on a former russian spy on his daughter back in march. >> these two individuals were part of a -- came in contact with the paraphernalia connected with the original material. >> reporter: in eating -- there was a meeting on thursday morning to discuss london's response. russia is denying it and calling it anti-russian propaganda. >> this is happening during quite a strong positive emotional wave from british fans who have come to russia. >> reporter: meanwhile folks here in london are being urged to use extreme caution as the investigation continues. authorities say they believe there is little risk to the public right now. most people say they are worried the march incident could have left traces of the nerve agent in their neighborhoods. >> it is nerve-racking. >> don't touch anything. wash your hands. >> reporter: the british prime minister is s

in london, benjamin hall, fox ws. >> more navy seals have joined the maive effort to rescue 12 soccerheea coach. crews areg at the cave to try a way w to millionsons of water are being pumped out of the cave. to put this intave to navateark flooded tunnels for six hours to rea t team. >> this is an incredible restory. nds me of thean c miners. >> yeah, yeah, yeah and a nice resolution after so long there. we hope the same repeats there. >> china says it will now bow in the face of threats and blackmail on the eve of u.s. tariff hikes. at midnight the u.s. and china are set to impose tariffs on $34 billion worth of goods. targeting 800 different items including industrial machinery and auto parts beijing plans to fire back by hitting 500 products. the trump administration is fighting over trade with american allies such as c europ. the impact on both economies will be sign if the tariffs start there. >> washington post economic reporter heather long joining us via skype. hi, heather. >> hi. good to be here. >> we've had a l p ofeople talk about tariffs. i think the first question i've aske

. >> rick: for more reaction, let's go to benjamin hall. benjamin?rick, of course, no great surprise that russia media was very positive for president putin. it is largely state-run over there and criticism is very rare. people on the streets had a different take. there was among them recognition, a sense that this hadn't changed any of the major issues that have affected their lives. anything that have changed co be a very poor country. >> i think nothing will really change. in situations like these, politicians try to hold their ground and do not want to lose in any way. >> at least it will not get any worse, i think. the very fact that they met in helsinki and talked normally is a positive thing. >> some of the other press focused on the fact that this was an opening, an opportunity for real change. but throughout their coverage, there was a deep reminder of the distrust of the russians towards the u.s. so yes, very positive coverage in the russian media. the one thing they didn't talk about, that president trump didn't put on the table was sancti

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reporter benjamin hall has their first public comments following their amazing rescue and recovery. >> remic they were trapped in an underground cave for more than two weeks. now, all 12 boys and their coach have left the hospital, where they were being treated for dehydration and malnourishment. the boys addressing the media for the first time since being rescued. giving us our most detailed account so far of life in the cave. >> i was really afraid. not to be able -- >> we found the water coming up the rock where we could beat ourselves, so we found shelters to stay. >> reporter: the boys said at first they try to dig their way out of the cave. after realizing they had become trapped by the rising water. there pink special tribute to a thai navy seal who died while laying down oxygen tanks along the rescue path. his sacrifice won't be forgotten. doctors now say that other than a few minor infections, the team is in good shape. they are now headed home, where friends and family have been preparing for weeks, and say they will take good care of the boys. >> i feel very happy, now that

benjamin hall is on the streets of central london. what do you see?dra, good morning. i'm in trafalgar square as the mass rally begins to arrive at its destination. one of the biggest protests we've seen in years here. what is most striking is how many of the placards and signs are personal attacks on the president. you speak to many people here and that's often the first thing they say but one of the other things you notice is all the flags organized by different groups here. among the main ones you see those from the socialist party. those who fought the war coalition. it was arranged by left-wing groups and we've seen a big outpouring of anti-brexit people. the president has spoken very openly about his support for brexit and on this trip now he has doubled down on that saying he thinks it's the best thing for the u.k. a lot of people are upset with the intervention of sorts. i'm in the middle of the crowds. as more filter into the square, trafalgar square where i am now you start to see the mood changing perhaps a bit. there is a sense of anger he

fox news's benjamin hall reports. >> reporter: they were trapped in an underground cave for more than2 boys and their soccer coach have left the hospital where they were being treated for dehydration and malnourishment. they gave us our most detailed account so far of life inside the cave. >> i was really afraid not to be able to return home. >> we found the water coming off the rock upstairs where we can actually drink and find shelter. >> reporter: they said they tried to dig out after they were trapped by the rising water. they are paying special tribute to a thai navy seal who died while laying down oxygen tanks along the rescue path saying his sacrifice won't be forgotten. other than a few minor infections, the team is in good shape, the doctors say. they are going home, where friends and family have been preparing for weeks and say they will take good care of the boys. >> i feel very happy. >> if he wants anything, we'll buy it for him as a present. whatever he wants, we'll do it. >> reporter: thai officials are now considering new security plans for the cave to ensure it remain

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live to benjamin hall in london. >> hi, trace.hile authorities are trying to do is connect the two cases. try to find out how this new couple came in contact with the same nerve agent. is there any more of this out there. two main pieces of evidence, we have the same soviet era chemical, very toxic. and it was used eight miles away from where other couple was poisoned. police joining it, and we're seeing diplomatic the spas between russia and the u.k. a number of locations have been searched today, tests confirm the toxin was the same one. six other sites where the victims visited before falling ill have been cordoned off and haz-mat teams are going in. the couple charlie and dawn fell ill at a house on saturday and remain in critical condition. police say there was nothing in the background to suggest they were targeted but took police about four days to identify the toxin. what they thought at first it was con tam nalted drug due to their lifestyle and put a warning out. they quickly identified the toxin, they had experience wit

where the red carpet was certainly rolled out for him. >> benjamin hall reporting. as we told you earlier, russian election interference was going to be part of the trump-putin summit. safe to say it moved up significantly on the agenda. but there are other matters to be discussed. gillian turner looks at the list. >> i'm not going in -- >> president trump: i'm not going in with high expectations but we may have surprising things. >> president trump striking a take interest or leave it tone when asked about his upcoming summit with putin. the two aren't strangers. they met at least three times and eight phone calls in the last 18 months. in the laundry lils 9 of items on the president's mind, hasn't changed president. >> president trump: we will be talking to president putin about a number of things. ukraine, syria, talking about other parts of the middle east. i will be talking about nuclear proliferation. >> the elephant in the room. >> president trump: we will be talking about other things. meddling, and i will absolutely bring that up. >> while most of these age

benjamin hall live with the latest now from london. so you're watching the latest pop off, what is it? >> that's right, and after the success of that singapore summit when both sides agreed on denuclearization, and i would get in the nitty-gritty, how to move forward, how can both sides agreed to pursue this and at the moment, it does seem as if they're on very different pages trying to find middle ground and each side trying to figure out who will move first and take that step. as you said, secretary pompeo has just come back from a two day trip to pyongyang. he met kim jong un there, but not importantly, the mood appeared friendly at first as they cracked jokes over a working dinner and afterwards, the state department said that they were making progress on almost all of the central issue issues. but just hours after he left the north korean issued a statement saying that the u.s. was acting like a "gangster in their demands for denuclearization." so secretary pompeo responded. >> i am determined to achieve the commitment the preside

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benjamin hall is life in london. >> not only have they been accused of the attempted assassination of sergei skripal and his daughter, but don sturgis, a woman who died three weeks ago after the discarded bottle and using it as perfume. they have now i deed several suspects. two of whom they believe could have been a part of the hit squad, no pictures or names. but police have gone through hours and hours of footage to identify them. the report says that the two suspects arrives through oddly poll shortly before the attack on skripal, and arrived at moscow, they believe that they were using aliases and trap them to a manifest of passenger planes. they do not know much about them, because they are clean skin, they have not appeared on british intelligence watch list before. >> melissa: once we know about russian motives behind the attack? >> i think that you have to look back to sergei skripal's past. he was a member and the largest military intelligence service. and when he was there for 15 years, he betrayed dozens

in london, benjamin hall, fox kt ktvu news. >>> elon musk is apologizing for a tweet as he referred to one of the divers as a pedophile . elon musk offered to send a small submarine to thailand to help rescue the players and coaches. the doifr has already said he's considering legal action against elon musk. >>> the latest on the wildfire burning near yosemite, that entrance is closed near 40. homes are threatened but the park remains open. we're learning two firefighters injured while battling the fire. one has a heat related jaur and the other a breaken leg. it's 5% contained. hot weather and very steep terrain is making this one difficult for firefighters to contain. as the smoke fills the air, visitors are considering cutting their trip short. >> we googled it on the way here because it started to look smoky. we came all this way and we have a permit, we're going to give ate a try. >> while all park amenities and trails remain open, a hazardous air alert has been issued saying people with health conditions should stay indoors. >>> comfortable coast and bay side but outside the imme

benjamin hall has more from paris. >> reporter: we've been speaking to iranian opposition figures inaris over the last few days. they tell us the protests are spreading, driven by shortages of water and solution in the water sources, also by corruption, by living conditions and by the heavy handedness of the regime. the protests are some of the largest we've seen since the beginning of the year. they began in tehran last month before spreading across the country. there is wide unease felt across the country as they head towards an economic crisis. in paris, on the sidelines of an iranian opposition rally held this weekend and attended by numerous u.s. politicians who support regime change, mayor guliani accused iran of sowing chaos and he calls for change. >> you can trace all the unrest in the region to iran. if iran were -- if that regime were gone and instead you had a peaceful regime, dedicated to the rule of law, many of your problems would be solved. >> reporter: the crisis in iran has been fueled by president trump's decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal and install sa

benjamin hall asked him about the president's visit.shared with us exclusively. >> a small local pub in london is rebranded to commemorate the president's visits. it is also our supporters have started to gather from across the u.k. to discuss the president. >> despite the media trashing him come he stand strong. >> meanwhile across town's people brace the protests which are expected tomorrow, not everyone was as complementary. big osha would be welcoming him? >> no. >> are you criticizing his policies or him personally? >> a bit of both. his policy is to stir up as much trouble it has many nations as possible. >> if you could speak directly to them what would you say? >> he should learn to be kinder to people. be a nicer person. >> out of all the people we spoke to, most welcome to the visit. >> give a moment to answer question. >> sure, he is the president of the united states. he should be respected as such. i support him. >> in central london it has been a mixed bag. they respect him as a strong leader. others think the u.k. should

benjamin hall has more. what did you make of the timing of this announcement? >> dana, you have to say the timing is unfortunate baring in mind the press conference we just saw. this sheds like on the nefarious activity carried out by russia and the u.k. is not denying it was the russians. they're pointing the finger at them and pointing the finger firmly at the gru, the group that you've been talking about. they're russian's largest military intelligence service and they have a hand in numerous activities in countries around the world. brush officials have been saying they're close to identifying the actual individuals that tried to assassinate the russian spy and his daughter. and members of the gru flew into the u.k. for this operation and they're the same intelligence organization behind the interference in the 2016 election. they're the main ones acting on behalf of russian when acting abroad. as you said friday, the justice department announced the indictments of 12 gru officers in the hacking of the dnc and the clinton presidential campaign. and sergei s

benjamin hall is live with more. >> this rally is quieting down.earlier, it was packed to capacity. it's turned to more of a party at the moment as people continue to, as they call, celebrate this. this is more of an anti capitalist, anti-imperialist, anti-brexit rally than an anti president trump. sadly many of the attacks on president trump were personal rather than political. we listened to a number of speakers here talking to the crowd, urging them on. one of the things we heard from the socialist leaders, stand up and fight for humanity. stand up and fight for climate change. stand up and fight for muslims and palestinians. it was a wide range rally and many people here for different reasons. they were angry at theresa may and her government. they felt rolling out the red carpet to trump is a betrayal of their democracy. president trump outside of this rally was given a warm welcome in the u.k. at the palace, checkers and windsor with the queen. so that was apparently a bilateral success. he will have noticed the protest and they were sizable.

major demonstrations are planned tomorrow in london where benjamin hall asked residents about the president's visit which he shared with us exclusively. >> reporter: this local pub rebranded to commemorate the president's visit and where supporters have started to gather. >> despite the media trashing him, he's -- he stands strong. >> reporter: across town as people brace for protests expected tomorrow, not everyone was as complimentary. >> should we welcome him? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: others managed more words. >> are you criticizing his policies or him personally? >> a bit of both. his policies are to stir up as much trouble in as many nations as possible. >> reporter: and some spoke straight to him. >> if you could speak to him what would you say? >> he should learn to be kinder to people. >> reporter: most of the people we spoke to welcomed the visit. >> could you answer a question about president trump's visit. >> he's the president of the united states. and you know, he should be respected as such. i support him. >> reporter: here in central london it's a mixed bag. people we

benjamin hall, fox news. >>> a 2-year-old boy in antioch is on life support after falling out a second story window, on saturday morning, in his home, david climbed a dresser that was underneath an unlocked window with no screen, he somehow slid the window open, and fill out. he did not want to be on camera, but he says the boys older brothers were playing on the phones and it happened very fast.>>> the video was startling, a light rail train collides with a car in the bonavista section of san jose, two people in the car were killed, and the driver went around the crossing arms. service along the winchester line was disrupted until early this morning as police tried to figure out exactly how and why that car ended up there. jesse gary spent the day at the crash site, and please tell him this could have all been prevented.>> reporter: -- >> the crossing arms were down, and the driver went around it. >> reporter: it happened around 1:30 pm on lincoln avenue, where the tracks cross the roadway. officials say the train was traveling at 55 miles per hour, which is the speed limit along this

benjamin hall reports they hope to rescue the final four by tomorrow. >>reporter: the rescue is going smoothly in thailand were a total of eight young soccer players have been safely extracted, the boys have spent more than two weeks there after being trapped when the cave was flooded. they are now hospitalized as their immune systems recovered. divers racing against increasingly bad weather, hoping the flooding does not get worse. >> we were able to complete the mission earlier than expected. if the weather stays like this we can conduct the operation pastor. >>reporter: the four remaining boys and their coach are said to be in good health. with oxygen levels dropping and water levels rising officials plan to extract them tomorrow. >> the divers there are used to working in murky water and low visibility. where it is tough is on the children. this is all a new experience for them. >>reporter: friends and family still watching and praying. many say they are relieved about the good news, others are remaining cautious until the rest of the group is brough

benjamin hall was also on the streets with demonstrators in the city of london.t can you tell us? >> good afternoon, rick. certainly a few hours ago this was a major protest. they said the largest of 50 years here in the u.k. you can still see a core group behind me that are continuing. they've been drinking a number of hours. it's becoming more of a party for them. what is interesting when we were here, the square was packed. it was not just an anti trump protest. it's an anti capitalist, anti-brexit protest as well. the main center point of this ask a 20-foot tall blimp depicting president trump dressed as a baby in a diaper and holding a phone. what was controversial about that, the money was raised by crowd sourcing, but given expressed permission by the mayor of london to fly outside parliament. many politicians and british people in general have been vocal in their anger saying the special relationship is one that you cannot as a politics allow this belittling of a leader. but what we saw here is very interesting. once the speeches started to get going, we

the london protest, benjamin hall reporting, was that they were really campaigning against capitalism. >> it's true, a lot of this, this is what happens with left wing protesters, it's a grab bag of everything. women dressed up as characters from the handmade's tale, the fictional miniseries about miss oj is in particular dystopia, women forced into sexual slavery. i doubt any of those women dressed up as handmade's did anything about the mass rape in england. >> birmingham? >> rotherdam. the sexual slavery there, was a scandal that went on for years. i don't see any signs for that. but to one's point -- to juan's point, everybody hates his style, everybody hates his style. that's why he's punk rock. but the "new york times" even had to admit today, was it today's paper, the headline trump got everything obama ever asked for. >> i department see that but sounds like a good one. >> that isn't news. >> that's one of the things in the "new york times" i agree with. >> in a way he's not even playing to the europeans. he's not playing to theresa play. >> dana: everybody plays to their dome

benjamin hall live with more. >> the truth is that only a couple more days and they may not have survivede to dying of mall nourishment when they were found. they had a little water, no food and had a torch. they conserved them for the duration of the horrific stay in this cave. by the end of their ordeal before rescuers arrived, they had been fainting in hunger. they were weak. they talked about they meditated and control their breathing to conserve oxygen and they kept each other motivated. >> we told every one to fight. not to give to defeat. >> they also paid special tributes to sunan kunan, the thai navy seal that died trying to rescue them. they plan to honor him by entering the monkhood nor a period of time. they said they felt responsible for his death and they shared in the pain of his family. shep? >> shepard: what are doctors saying about the guys? what are they doing? >> a recoverable recovery. some had infections and pneumonia. the toughest thing is the mental recovery. they've gone through an ordeal for people so very young but they'll go out together, going on a holiday tog

benjamin hall tonight in paris, thank you. >> back at home, horror unfolding in idaho.apartment complex sending nine people to the hospital. including six children. this happening overnight in boise where police say they've never seen anything like this. and the suspect may have been targeting a three year old birthday party. jeff paul is following developments from los angeles. >> the boise police chief visibly shaken and appeared almost teary-eyed as he just update us a few moments ago. he says he and his officers will never be able to get out of their minds, what they saw when they responded. small children injured by a stabbing. the youngest is three and celebrating her birthday during the attack. >> this was an attack against those who are most vulnerable. our children. it is unconscionable. it is pure evil in my mind. >> the suspect is a 30-year-old timothy kenner who they say has an extensive violent history. the settlement at the apartment complex allowed him to stay but then asked him to leave on friday due to his bad behavior. investigators say he left but the

correspondent benjamin hall reports in france. >> tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streetsn the city of kerman shop now the regime have responded by opening fire, killing at least four. the latest are different from the past, fueled in part by food and water, a faltering economy and high levels of corruption. there are others who feel a revolution is coming too appeared in paris, opposition figures gathered over the weekend for their annual rally. >> this has been more of a rock concert than it has an opposition political rally with over 100,000 people attending. and what they are talking about is deadly serious. human rights abuses in iran, growing protest and now the very real possibility of regime change and if you listen to the people here, they think that it's just around the corner. >> most significantly, a large u.s. delegation from both sides of the political i was there growing the growing chorus of regime change. >> those who practice it are going to find themselves shamed in world history. the time has come to stand up to these bullies and these murderers. >> eve

benjamin hall has a highly experienced because they were trapped in an underground cave for more thaneeks and now all 12 boys and their soccer coach have left the hospital where they were being treated for dehydration and malnourishment. the boys are addressing the media for the first time since being rescued, giving us our most detailed account so far of life inside the cave in the moment they realized they were trapped. >> i was thinking we would be able to get out, try to calm down. i did not feel frightened. >> the boys say they first tried to dig their way out of the cave and continue to do so until they were rescued. they had no food, but they did have some water and a flashlight, which they conserved throughout. but by the end, some were fainting from hunger and very weak. >> i was really afraid not to be able to return home. >> they described how they stayed strong by meditating and controlling their breathing to conserve oxygen. >> i told everyone to fight, not to defeat. >> they described the moment they were rescued as a miracle. >> we heard some noises, perhaps people talk

benjamin hall following the story from our london bureau. what condition are the boys in?me out of that cave having spent 18 days underground they were running about kicking foot balls before the press conference began. clearly a real change and doctors very happy with their progress. they began by talking about how they got stuck. they had actually been in that situation before in that cave with rising water but decided to go in everywhere. the water started blocking the entrance they realized they were in trouble. one of the boys describing that moment through the voice of a translator. >> i was thinking oh, we would be able to get out, i calmed down and i did not feel frightened. i told everyone be courage. do not lose hope. >> they survived on a little bit of water but no food and sadly they referenced the navy seal who died trying to save them. they felt responsible for his dealt. they were thrilled to be out and take life with a new meaning from now on. >> sandra: benjamin hall, thank you. >> bill: another alert watching the meeting. we'll see that in a moment. expec

steve: benjamin hall in the european newsroom. ainsley: thanks, benjamin. dogs with apologetic message. brian: here to explain how it all went down, gerri willis from the fox business network. tell us about those dogs? >> that is what i was interested in. i love dogs. puppies what could be better. people were mad. you should see the twitter feed. people were so angry they couldn't get on the amazon website. it lasted 90 minutes. over the 36 hour period for prime day they were expected to make $3.4 billion in sales. that is more than they make on black friday. more than they make on cyber monday. so it would be a big, big deal to them and vendors on the site. ainsley: make that much in one day? >> can you believe it. steve: they refer to it as black friday in july. >> correct. steve: you have to be a member, costs 120 bucks a year. you are expecting a big deal. everybody i know was on the phone yesterday, day before trying to get some of the deals. look, there is a schnauzer. that is good news. >> that is the full screen put up whenever they have trouble. pe

benjamin hall has the first interview. >> reporter: they were trapped in the cave for nearly two weeksach have left the hospital. the boys addressing the media for the first time, giving us the most detailed accounts so far of life inside the cave. >> i was afraid not to return home. >> reporter: we found the water. >> reporter: the boys tried to dig their way out of the cave after realizing they were trapped by the raising water. and they paid tribute to a navy seal that died after bringing them oxygen. they are now heading home where friends and family are preparing for weeks and said they will take good care of the boys. >> i feel very happy. i have my family. >> reporter: if he wants anything, we'll buy him for a presents. whatever he wants, we'll do it. the tie officials are considering in security plans for the cave to ensure is remains offlimits during the rainy season. >>> san jose police are investigating a shooting that left a woman with life threatening injuries. they responded to a report of a important shot blast night near san antonio street. officers found the woman suff

. >> leland: benjamin hall live in london. a deeper connection with that russian spy? >> the government is working on the assumption it was connected and possibly from the same batch of nerve agent used to attempted to kill the spy and his daughter. the proximity is highly suspicious and sit a rare toxin manufactured in the soviet union and you wouldn't find it in this area. today in england and salisbury the place is being searched. six other sites the victims visited have been cordoned off including a park. the couple both in their mid-40s fell ill at a house on saturday and remain in critical condition. there was nothing in their background to suggest that they would have been targeted by the russians. initially police thought they had taken a contaminated batch of heroin or crack cocaine and released a warning to the public urging them to take precautions. now we know it's the nerve agent and a hunt to find out if any more of this toxin is out there. >> leland: terrifying to think there could be some floating around in the

it wasn't so long ago, london, that you and did benjamin franklin middle school band performed for me here at city hally confidence that you're going to be the right leader at the right time for our city. and i know you have the passion, determination and grit to address our city's problems and to take us to new as you celebrate and i look forward to seeing you very soon. thank you and great good luck. >> hello, s historic and a happ. london, my dear friend, congratulations on becoming the 45th mayor of the city an county of san francisco. you are a true daughter of san francisco. and it's been extraordinary to watch your rise as a leader and a public servant. from your earliest days in the western edition to the work you did leading the african-american art and culture complex to the election to theoard of supervisors. and now, to your election as mayor of san francisco. and the first black woman elect county, state and country. and i know that your grandmother was one of yourat inspations and she raised you not only to take responsibility more your own life but also for the people in our community. a

it wasn't so long ago, london, that you and the benjamin franklin middle school band performed for me here at city hall right leader at the right time for our city. and i know that you have the passion, determination and grit to address our city's problems and to take us to new heights. my best wishes to you today as you celebrate and i look forward to seeing you very soon. thank you, and great good luck. >> hello, san francisco. what an historic and a happy day. london, my dear friend, congratulations on becoming the 45th mayor of the city and county of san francisco. you are a true daughter of san francisco, and it has been extraordinary to watch your rise as a leader and a public servant from your earliest days in the western addition to the work that you did leading the african american art and culture complex, to your election to the board of supervisors, to your election as the president of the board of supervisors, and now to your election as mayor of san francisco. and the first black woman in history to be elected to this position. you have always represented the best of who we are as a city,