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britt lost her husband chris who was hit by an i.e.d.e week earlier britt had told chris he was going to be a father. from her home near fort brag in north carolina britt gave her father in the news by showing him a oncy over face time. chris considered his army brothers his family so britt wanted them to share in the joy of her baby. she asked chris's fellow soldiers to help her reveal the gender of the baby. she sent them confetti and they did the rest. >> yeo, so my boy harris knows we're going to do it for him. i don't know if it's a boy or going to find out. on my count, ready? 3, 2, 1. oh! >> it's a girl. one of the guys wrote on youtube, we are happy to welcome the new member to our company. beautiful moment. >> zebra or un corn. >> and a girl. >>> our first logos to the poor cat that was framed this week as a cougar. a reporter for fox 13 in memphis was teasing an upcoming segment when a cat of much different size and ferocity parked itself in the live shot and became a part of it around the world. >> i'm live in hernando, missis

home near north carolina britt father in the newswing oncy over face time.idered his army brothers his family so britt wanted them to share in theoybaby. chris's fellow revea ba confetti and we're going to do him. i don't know if it's a boy or girl zebra or un corn but we going tout. on my ready? 3, 2, 1. oh! >> a girl. one of the youtube, we are happy to welcomeo beautiful moment. r un corn. a girl. >>> our firstos to the poor that was framed this week as a coug reporter for fox 13n memphis was teasing when a cat of much differe ferocked itsel the l live in hernando mississippi. it's a house cat. we're feet away from where a feed say >> recapping, not a would have been d the odds?the place where the cougar may have be right there. we scott. >> our next tie to a wild soccer celebration. the united states men's devastated american f week to qualify for the worcup, but for pa completely different story with a panama qualified for the world ever. you' no cheering in the press box? well here's the exact panamanian announcers. >> unbelievable! unbeli >> again, th

if the britt brings enough people with them, that becomes a central theme from the campaign, they cantart to challenge independence of the courts and take away birthright citizenships which has been a big issue and a lot of these countries. what i am saying is this is not necessarily going to happen tomorrow. this is a trend that we see because people are voting for these transports of politicians and they are able to appeal, as i said in the new york times, they are able to appeal to vo r voters in a way that islamists could not. someone could come up and say we are the natives and this is our country and we don't want anybody else in it. people are going vote. i feel that these people are able to get enough popularity to the point that they canda can dismantle what makes our society democratic. >> you are doing is giving a lot of credence to the amount of fear. fear is very powerful. >> it is. i hate to say it but if you look at what has driven these elections and all of these places, it has been politicians who play upon that fear. i have to give them credit, too. they know what th

stephen: -- reporter: it is taking up a totally britt story about animal rights -- a debate tooka sheepat place in the yorkshire dales. sheep are run against another -- one another in a race, and 60,000 animal rights activists signed a petition saying, and this horror and tradition. farmers replied, the sheep love to run around. lambs especially are always racing each other. a debate that hit the swiss press. look at the papers today on france 24. you can look at that "on the france24.com.at in the next half hour -- emmanuel macron made history as the youngest french president ever. we will look at how he is doing so far, with his biographer. stick around. ♪ ♪ we have a new initiative at the observer -- take a aion. orordinary people around the wod who have concrete ideas and projects to o make their part of the world a better place. announcer: this is a production of china central television america. lee: we live in a world of extremes. on one end, prosperity abounds. on the other, millions live in extrtreme poverty. why is that? why is eradicating extreme global poverty such a dauntin

watch justin britt, watch luke joeckel on that side.ust moving the pile and then you get big, strong eddie lacy nightmare for any defensive back. not bad. boy, as you watch seattle's offensive line tonight, if they can stay with the running game, stay with the bootleg action, like you get here, it is a different looking line. >> al: fake to mckissic. caught by jimmy graham. stays inbounds. clocks keeps rolling. first down. >> cris: early in the year what was happening is pete carroll would have to chip on both sides to help both tackles. speaking of getting chipped on, that guy got chipped on a lot tonight, too. poor jacoby brissett. he knew what he was facing. pete carroll when he gets it ramped up on the defensive side, it's tough on even the most veteran of quarterbacks. >> al: second down and six. you look at pete carroll and look at the enthusiasm, the way he responds to things. 64 years old. oldest coach in the league. probably the best surfer. lacy. >> cris: you know, social issues do not scare him. as a matter of fact, they spen

who's a witness to the aftermath of this massacre it was actually working in the immediate vicinity britt kenyon was working as a waiter at the nearby cosmopolis and hotel when this massacre happened thanks for coming on to speak to his breath and i'm sure this is a very emotional subject for you. if any if it any point you know you feel uncomfortable just just say so i just want to know first of all that what we did you first become aware that this attack was taking place and how did you find out. i was taking care of one of my tables and i group of guys around the phone i just found out and they told me and that's how i heard about it. we went up to my manager and we really didn't have much information about it shortly after there were people running and screaming inside the hotel. i'm not really sure why i think there was a lot of miscommunication going on about what was happening and then shortly after we were put on lockdown and how far away you situated from where the with the music festival in the attack. and fifteen minute walk. ok but no i'm actually not that far of course especi

watch justin britt, watch luke joeckel on that side.ust moving the pile and then you get big, strong eddie lacy in the open field which is a nightmare for any defensive back. not bad. boy, as you watch seattle's offensive line tonight, if they can stay with the running game, stay with the bootleg action, like you get here, it is a different looking line. >> al: fake to mckissic. caught by jimmy graham. stays inbounds. clocks keeps rolling. first down. >> cris: early in the year what was happening is pete carroll would have to chip on both sides to help both tackles. speaking of getting chipped on, that guy got chipped on a lot tonight, too. poor jacoby brissett. he knew what he was facing. pete carroll when he gets it ramped up on the defensive side, it's tough on even the most veteran of quarterbacks. >> al: second down and six. you look at pete carroll and look at the enthusiasm, the way he responds to things. 64 years old. oldest coach in the league. probably the best surfer. lacy. >> cris: you know, social issues do not scare him. a

senior political analyst britt hume says the tide may be turning at not in a way the democrats or medias going to enjoy. >> that dossier even as it appeared at the time was widely recognized even among media unsympathetic to donald trump as scurrilous and a lot was demonstrably false. this with the shabby piece of business. as we now believe it was paid for in considerable measure by the clinton campaign and the democratic party, this contains within it were allegations about trump collusion with the russians so that tends to soil that allegation further so the tide may be turning in political terms and journalistic terms. heather: we will talk about this later in the show. let us know what you think about the clinton campaign helping pay for the anti-trump dossier. live on facebook all morning long, later return to the show and have your comments to share. please do that. new concerns about the president's historic tax plan could be in jeopardy, bob corker and jeff flake but donald trump not backing down. >> we are going to ensure more american citizens can unlock potential of which th

. >> taking his pitch to the people may be the key but political analyst britt hume says it will be anphill battle with those democrats. >> he is doing now on this measure what he never did on obamacare, getting out, talking about specifics, making an earnest effort to sell it to people. it is not easy with tax cuts to do that. the problem politically when you are cutting tax rates is it is a mathematical fact the more you pay, the more you gain from a tax cut. we live in a country where 70% of taxes are paid by 10% of the people so you cut the rates, 10% are bound to benefit. this opens the avenue for perennial democratic criticism that it is a tax cut for the rich, he has to fight that the whole way. >> let's talk about one of those rich folks, the harvey weinstein scandal, he boarded a private jet overnight and going to sex rehab and behavior center in arizona. he was originally supposed head out of the country but that plan changed, the latest eval and hours after tmd reported weinstein's are called 911 claiming her dad was suicidal and depressed. the justice department ordering th

rob: here's what britt hume says about the likelihood of donald trump's tax plan. >> a narrow majorityte, there are benefits in this tax code now that have to be stricken to make room for the cuts, so you don't have a big blowout in terms of the budget and they will be supported and defended by those affected. it won't be easy with a narrow majority of the kind we have now. democrats by and large do not favor tax cuts particularly tax-cut they will say benefit the rich. it is not that easy a cell for this reason. for one thing every time you pass tax cuts, you heard the president say they will increase the number of people in the 0 bracket, you have fewer and fewer people paying taxes. jillian: the american woman freed after five years in captivity hospitalized overnight. her husband says his wife was admitted in canada but didn't say why. they were kidnapped by the taliban while hiking in afghanistan in 2012. she was 7 months pregnant, had three children while in captivity. her husband refused to come to the us fearing being arrested over his sister's alleged ties to a gitmo detainee.

(justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist britt shipp has our forecast.after a seasonably mild afternoon across the region today, very warm to hot temperatures are likely on monday and tuesday afternoons. along with the heat, dry conditions will persist through the first half of the week as a result of weak offshore winds. a gradual cooling trend is then forecast during the second half of the week, yet temperatures will remain above seasonal averages. up next: what is going to happen to the hotel room used by the las vegas gunman? the plans being made by the mandalay bay. and it is one of the highest honors there is. we will introduce you to a war veteran who is set to receive the medal of honor tomorrow at the white house.. hear his story of heroism. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playi

jillian: fox news senior political analyst britt hume says it is just politics.his is how donald trump is going to accomplish his major agenda items. >> this is how professional politicians behave. whatever personal peak they may have or animosity they may feel, when there is a common political cause to be served they said that aside and the president at least for this moment has done that with regard to mitch mcconnell and mcconnell is circumspect in what he said about the president. it is a step for republicans in the right direction. rob: after years of anti-police chants by protesters shocking numbers show the war on police is intensifying. [chanting] >> dead cops! rob: 118 officers have been killed in the line of duty in 2016 alone. 62 of those officers were shot and killed, 57,000 were attacked while on the job last year, 30% of them were injured, 50,000 officers in 2015, 1 million police officers in this country, something else. jillian: a truck driver carrying out it smuggling operation, james bradley junior pleaded guilty to federal charges. in july poli

. >> so even to a britt who has spent time in the intel world, this is a case where mueller's reputation may have gained him entree that the senate has been unable to get? >> of course. mueller was fbi director for ten years. i'm sure he knows mueller and his work and trusts him as pretty much everyone seems to. i'm not surprised that he was able to interview him. >> ken, on the dossier, you noticed something about the press briefing yesterday. just the way they were approaching the subject and dealing with it. >> i found it remarkable that the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burr basically said while they haven't been able to corroborate the dossier, he said, they were able to rebuild. they corroborated it. i went back to make sure i understood what they were saying. they're not saying which parts. it's incredible you have mueller going with his team to interview steel. the fbi has had the information this this dossier for many months. what this tells me is they are following new leads. this dossier makes alarming allegations that donald trump is complet

all these big principles, you will feel like a proud britt. nobody had a plan.u want to know what steve bannon's ideas look like the morning after the morning after, study brexit. when he says i am a globalist, free trade, ok, i will except that you i will tell you, with my globalism, i will tell you how i think it works and why i think it can make more people better. youtly how good i can tell how we should improve it an effective and i will show you examples. show me a country thriving that is disconnecting from a connecting world and putting up walls and limiting immigration, show me that country. isn't north korea? -- is it north korea? steve bannon has nothing for the morning after the morning after. if you want to know what that looks like in the real world, stop in london and look at what is going on. they have no clue what to do. ♪ ♪ china just had a 19 part of congress and we had a leader consolidate his own power and put his own people, did not put a successor, suggesting he may want another term after the next five-year term. you will have to remind m

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. >>> britt is really good about tells us what is going on up in the skies.ut walled what should you dune the ground? we spoke to a doctor from ucsf who is an equity period of time on such matters -- an ex- picture on such matters. >> i think it's a tough time for young children, the determinely north korea and hogan with breathing and lung -- the elderly, and those with asthma, breathing, and lung problems. i noticed some of the city workers were wearing the n95 masks on the way to work today. if a person needs to be outdoors, especially if they're active, they should be wear a mask in these conditions, and the one to wear is that n95 mask. somewhere written on the mask, it will say n59. and -- n95. and it's a form fitting mask, and it fits on tightly, and takes out a lot of that smoky smell. and then breathing into it, it's a little bit difficult to breathe through it. and you know you have a nice snug fit. >> the air quality also affecting sports teams. >> it is. gary here now, and he tells us about the chances of whether or not the raiders are going to mo

britt right one. game one, obviously. get there early. don't want to be stuck out in the security line while the nats are coming up to bat in the third inning. what not to bring. come on. you know the drill by now. don't bring big bags. no metal, glass containers. no it. also, some ofte a ways away and walk here to the ballpark. look, you can't bring pepper spray or mace or self-defense sprays. it will be easy to get home. metro will be running on extended hours. they're going to run until 1:00 in the morning. the circulator running extended hours. they'll give you a free ride back to northwest d.c. you can hop on the baseball boat. they will stay until 20 minutes after the last pitch. no matter what time this thing ends, that boat will get you back to old town alexandria. >> what do you do from there? you have to find a way home. >> i can't walk you all the way home. i can only get you halfway. i'm bringing the horse to water. i can't make him drink. >> but the boat, no matter what time it happens. >> 20 minutes after the last pitch is w

it's so britt tee but tonight in the 40s. do you believe it?emperatures around the region right now very comfortable in the 60s about 10 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. 65 in philadelphia. 57 in the poconos. only 63 in allentown and 66 in dover. we'll watch the 24 hour temperature change. these numbers going up in allentown 11 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this time. 12 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday at this time. in millville and in cape may. big changes are coming much it's going to be even cooler tomorrow morning. we'll fall through the 60s this evening by nip clock northwesterly winds about ten to 11 miles an hour and temperature of 58 degrees and by 11:00 we fall either further to 56 but that wind will be lightening up. here we go again. the big chill calming down as far as the carolinas and georgia all this is moving east war. tomorrow morning waking up to the 30s and 40s. we'll talk about when we warm up again and super soaker for your sunday football. more on that coming up with the seven day. we'll see y

i like the way the britts do it in westminster abby, they do it all good.ve a bloody mary, henry the eighth. >> thank you. you can see why he's a very popular fellow in his district. the jfk documents have been 30esed now. we're going through them. they can come out any minute tonight. up next the "hardball" roundtable. bad news for trump. plus, the house narrowly passed a budget today. the states with high taxes, new york, new jersey. don't want to vote for a bill that doesn't give you a tax deduction for your high estate taxes. they're worried and you're watching "hardball." jet engines into turbo powered safety inspectors. dairy cows into living, breathing, data centers. and though it seems like magic, it's not. it's people and technology working together. magic can't make digital transformation happen. but we can. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-fo

speak to that, britt. did we lose him? we lost a break. we want to bring in another fan. i mentioned steve bannon. did we get brit back? brit, can you hear me? speak up martha, you think washington and new york would be able to communicate. >> martha: you are only in washington. i don't know how much you heard of the victor davis hanson quote. >> i heard and saw the whole thing. i just want to say this about i it. the idea that it is a republican establishment is of the problem with the fact that these measures that the president have been proposing have not passed seems to me to be ignoring the facts. you have this razor-thin majority in the senate where one or two senators can completely unscramble your majority and can send bills down to defeat. you've got people like rand paul whose positions on these matters have been -- particularly on obama here -- particularly incoherent. what would you do in a situation like that? the idea that they didn't work as hard as i could to do the undoing of obamacare is not. that's what happen. what the republican party badly needs now

about the jcpoa and our partners, and nary a mention of the saudi is, enron is, israelis, germans and britts in french. that's great, very important partners. we need them all working against the continued expansion of the range. treasury, , to come has an important role. juan, , you live this annual at treasury secretary mnuchin is keenly aware of the tools that are in his arsenal as well. think about this today. imagine you are, the iranians have complained a great deal that they have haven't seen the benefits, the economic benefits they had expected, but imagine you are a european ceo or board of directors or a lender. intelligence community struggles mightily to figure out which companies are controlled by the irgc or the quds force. it is a difficult, complex intelligence undertaking to sort out which entities are controlled by the quds force, which was at shareholders. it is intentionally opaque but as much as 20% of the ring a con is controlled by then. imagine you are a business person decide whether it was appropriate to take that risk or not, whether the return was therefore your c

sunny streak will continue later on today with britt beautiful sunshine blue skies and beautiful conditionso start. manassas 37 degrees. 36 for culpeper. fredericksburg good morning to you, 41 degrees. i believe annie and kevin headed down there tomorrow check out the college down there with. what college is it again. >> mary washington. >> mary washington y. mary washington is where they'll be tomorrow morning. satellite/radar outside sunny, bright and beautiful. sun coming up, gorgeous day many get outside enjoy it if you can. 74 degrees your daytime high today. again lots of sun. mild this afternoon. >> thanks, mike. >> um-hmm. >> appreciate it. >> sounds great. erin, good morning. >> good 8:00 sore sick feels like this morning is supplying by because there's so much traffic to report. earlier crash 66 eastbound after nutley street before the beltway cleared. still going to take half hour to get from fairfax county parkway to the beltway but it looks like those delays are starting to ease heavier traffic prior of prior to that point out in manassas as well. as we forward things along we

the hometown star of star arlington's britt tap knee o'grady gives us a look at what changes are in settional taco day get a sneak peek at a taste of d.c. with the team from pal ladar. the time is nip 27:00. we'll try to contain our appetites in the meantime. the appetite for good day d.c. has run it's drawn. that's up next. 9:30 is our time. yankees are heading to the best of five witness indians on thursday after rallying to beat the twins in the american league wild card game last 90 minnesota actually got to quick three-zero lead in the first. ending the yankees starter louis, night a little early. that same inning new york tied it with a three-run blast and later aaron judge also went deep in hess force post season game. the final eight-four. i saw bryce harper tweeting about the fir inning of the yankees game last night. he was watching. >> got off to good start. took an hour to get through the first two innings. long game last night. nationals matchup with the chicago cubs nlds divisional series best of five series. still no official word on who gets to make the start on friday f

the points you made with britt were very interesting. you have three hurricanes now, the third of which we're dealing with in puerto rico and we expected a lot of that reaction to be on behalf of puerto rico. how quickly the events of the world can turn our attention and man, they've done it again in a complete 180 as we talk about this now. >> the president will update us at half past the hour and an update at 11:30 a.m. eastern time from the las vegas police. david bossy, he was a first responder in the fire service and has mass casualty training. david, which makes you very important at this moment. what can you make of what you have learned so far? >> well, first of all, my heart goes out to everybody in las vegas that is affected by this. the victims and their families. it is just a horrendous act of cowardice by this shooter and i feel so bad waking up to this. it's only 7 a.m. in las vegas and i think we'll learn a lot today. as far as the first responders are concerned, you know, it's an amazing thing to think. but two different