conor died in t 1998e age of 79. never too late to recognize heroism. >> exactly. for sure. >>> all right, chuck bell. today is going to be spectacular day. it is summertime, and it is -- give me mymoney. low humidity. >> you have my love and hate. how about that? per tways. >> i'le the cash later. yeah, this is the kind of weather people pay for around here in the summertime. it's cooler than average temperatures. lower than average humidity, and no chance for rain. yes, indeed. perfect day to be spent outside at the pool, at the golf course, wherever you want to spend your day. even just sitting in the backyard. that's all you need to doso times. high pressure in new york and new england. it will be back before you know it. rain chances for today, much oike yesterday. i think they're to be bottled up just down to ourh. sout it's a ripple of low pressure there. it's not making much progress rthbound because of this blocking area of high pressure. high pressure wins for today. this is just ground clutter on storm team 4 radar this morning. i'll showou future weathe

conor took part in ten army campaigns and was wounded seven times during 28 months of combat. with this award he will become the second mostrv decorated e member of world war ii. conor died in t 1998e age of 79. an american hero right there. >> yes. >>> so, chuck -- >> yes. you are wondering why i didn't ar my blue dress, i'm guessing. ri yes. why didn't you us back in group text last night? come on. this is not planned, by the way. i got your words. >> the heat haze, and humidity of a washington summer are lurking in our future. for now your tuesday chmorning, k a look at this picture. where is tom kbh you need the t wogarine dream for a sky? that is a good-looking sky out ere this morning. even some extra beauty on the potomac this morning as it's reflecting theolor of the sky. wow. i just tweeted that out. if you didn't get a chance, if you are stuck in the bathroom, president bushing your outeeth, andare, like, i can't get to the tv to see the picture. go to check bel 4. high pressure will protect us for o moreday. low humidity, nice and dry. no worries for your tuesday. r

i have a motion to adjourn in memory of conor hurly. he was born and raised in the sunset district and attended sane cecelia's grammar school and graduated from sacred heart cathedral prep. he was a scholar and athlete, a member of the 2011 all city football team and graduated with honors in 2012. he would go onto receive a business degree from u.c. santa barbara and recently landed his dream job in the sunset district. when conor was home from college, he would work and help his uncle managing their tavern in town. conor is survived by his mother and father and many relatives and friends. the rest i submit. >> president breed: supervisor tang? >>. >> supervisor tang: thank you. today i'm just continuing our monthly recognition of those who have donated or made contributions as organ dope ors. first one is to the family of cory calcagni who was able to save four lives business donating his left and right kidneys, his liver, and his heart. he had many recipients. two from the bay area, one from arizona and someone from northern californi

an american farmer named garland merle conor who has been gone for 20 years now is going posthumously get the country's highest honor for something he did during the awful winter of 1945. towards the end of world war ii after the battle of the bulge, garland conor fought for 28 months. 10 military campaigns, four amphibious landings and wounded times. he volunteered to go up against 600 germans and german tanks. he stared down the battle as he called in artillery and at the end, not expecting it live, he called it in on his own position. he survived and returned home to the u.s. and built a family and a business and after all these years, his wife, paule, now his widow will receive the medal in his name tomorrow. today talked about her quiet husband who never ever talked about the war. >> my husband was a very humble man and i'm honored to represent him. it's not about me. it's about him. he was my hero. he was for 53 years and still is cinci he has been gone 20 years. >> in world war ii in korea, they department recognize ptsd like they did in vietnam, but i always said if anyone had

if you look at conor lamb's district in pennsylvania, which republicans should have won and conor lamb was a democrat and he won that, there are over 100 districts that are going to be up for re-election in november that are more progressive than conor lamb's district was. so let's think about these images and how they are going to play in awful these districts that have a lot of swing voters, that have a lot of latino voters, that have a lot of immigrant voters who look at these images and say this is not the country that we wanted to come here to that essentially invited us here to live a better life to which we are putting all of our efforts to do just that. i think that is going, to kevin's point, that is going to be a big political push in terms of whether this president changes this or not. and if he doesn't, i think this is going to be incredibly perilous for republicans in the midterm elections. >> and hang on, maria and kevin, because diana gallagher is there in mcallen, texas. she too had an opportunity to look inside a detention facility, and earlier, diane, you described th

in march of this year, conor lamb won his seat in the house of representatives by a mere 627 votes. in january, control over the virginia statehouse was decided essentially by a flip of a coin. and last july, the u.s. senate came within one vote of taking away health care from millions of americans. politics is not a spectator sport. we must all do our part. >> [applause] gov. brown: you have made a lot of progress since i was a student. i would argue, however, we still have a long way to go. when i was here in school, we were studying rachel carson's silent spring. we worried about the issue of the time, overpopulation, but underlining it obviously was the threat humans are posing to our own planet. today, it is clear to most of us that climate change poses an existential threat. future generations will judge us not on the fact of global climate change, but what we have done to tackle it. >> [applause] gov. brown: when i was a student here, we were still reeling from watergate. the damage that nixon's dirty tricks and southern strategy had done to our politics. ronald reagan kicked

conor mcnamara was commentating on the match for bbc radio five live alongside former england international dublin. that was quite again, what do you think of it? was not expecting it. the organisation of the russians and it physicality of the russians, the manager got it right, it might not get on you know they've got it right for the first match of 2018, saudi arabia, just looked at little bit out of their depth. they played really good football, they u nfortu nately really good football, they unfortunately overplayed in the wrong areas, they did not look organised. physically they looked very slight. yes, maybe a little bit out of that. the tests will get much harder much quickly for the russians because next up it egypt. if mo salah is fit to play that game, the defenders, they were never challenged for paste the night, they we re challenged for paste the night, they were never in the one—on—one. they would be against mo salah, do you think they would struggle and soirees when they play your about —— uruguay? i think there's possibly more chinks in the armour of the russians, they weren

>> julie: conor powell at the border.hank you. >> jon: nasa hasn't found life on mars just yet, but the curiosity rover did discover a good reason to keep looking. the robot finding organic molecules in rocks from an ancient lake bed. the molecules show the planet was warmer and wetter than it was today. more research needs to be done to confirm this. i'd say a lot more. >> julie: yeah, i'd say this so. president trump blasts the leaders of france and canada in what is expected to be a tense g7 summit in france for unfair trade practices. how testy will the meetings be? our next guest will tell us what to expect. >> i love canada but they treat us unfairly on trade. you can see the numbers. almost 300% on dairy. so they treat us very unfairly. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. un-stop right there! i'm about

up and we honor, give thanks for your strength and power reflected in the heroic acts of lieutenant conoran's heroic actions give our nation, our world courage and hope to always act in the face of danger and over whelming forces that seek to destroy. lord, help us recall the gallant actions of this man. fill all who hear and remember with gratitude and resolve to protect and continue the mission no matter the cost or decent. we ask all of this in your holy name, amen. >> amen. >> thank you very much. than you. and thank you chaplain hurley, we are honored to be joined by members of congress, military leaders and distinguished guests. i want to recognize deputy secretary of defense patrick -- stand up. you're doing a great job. . >> i have a four-star in here, john kelly, a special guy. where is he? john. special man. secretary of the army, ma mark esper army chief of staff. thank you, mark. a very good negotiator, the general mark millyi i can see in his eyes when i talk about the cost of the bombs. he is good at throwing them and pricing them. sergeant major of the army, daniel daily. t

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. >>> and mma star conor mcgregor says he's sorry things got kind of out of hand when he visited newl. cameras caught him smashing a tour bus with a hand truck. he appeared in court in brooklyn on thursday. they each face up to seven years in prison on felony criminal mischief charges.

in gaza, conor powell. fox news. >> bret: iran says it's ts nuclear enrichment capacity. it is seen as a warning to the western nations still in the nuclear deal of what could happen if it fails or falls completely apart. here is correspondent benjamin hall. >> it's been less than a month since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, and iranian officials are there going to increase enrichment, a move they say is allowed. in a news conference broadcast on state television, the director of iran's atomic energy organization set the country would begin building advanced centrifuges soon. reaction was swift. >> iran starts enriching come of you have violated the jcpoa in europe should gf iran will be violating the deal. >> supreme leader ayatollah khamenei made the announcement which he or order the increase in enrichment capacity. >> t iranian nation and government will not standby suffering from sanctions nuclear limitations. speak with initial increases are modest. iran claims it would still be within the limits set by the 2015 agreement. iran is allowed to emerge

white house visit by the king of jordan heading to washington to meet with president trump tomorrow, conor powell has more from the jerusalem bureau. reporter: jon, king abdullah is in washington to meet with president trump monday just as the administration is set to release its much anticipated middle east plan later this summer. of course, president trump said this would be the ultimate deal, but it won't happen without america's arab allies behind it. more than any other u.s. partner in the region, jordan is particularly involved and concerned about the israeli-palestinian conflict. jordan is the guardian of the islamic sites in jerusalem and home to roughly two million palestinians. the kingdom has long played a leading role in the effort to establish a two-state solution. king abdullah urged president trump to move cautiously with this plan particularly after moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, a move that resulted in violence between israelis and palestinians, and then with the palestinian leadership, freezing political contact with the trump administration. details

in gaza, conor powell, fox news. >> bret: senior pentagon officials they won u.s.erations member was killed and four other service members in wounded and on the operation in somalia today. the americans along with partners from somalia and kenya came under fire, mortar and small arms fire. the troops are fighting al-shabaab terrorists in that country. when we come back, whatever happened to serious reforms of the national security agency? first, here's what some of our places around the country. they are trying to block public parts of what police call nicholas cruz's confession. that will cause trauma to an already beleaguered community. he's charged with 17 counts of first-degree murder for the february 14 shooting. the state pledges to give hawaii county $12 million to help responded to the kilauea volcano disaster. the county mayor says lava has destroyed more than 600 home since early last month. and if this is a live look at the u.s. capitol building in washington. yes, it's inside the beltway, but we thought we would break the mold for this story. a big stor

conor mcnamara is our man with a head for heights. i'm speechless. where are we?s ridiculous. my legs are actually shaking. we are at the back of possibly the biggest stand i have ever seen in my life. at the back of possibly the biggest stand i have ever seen in my lifelj have got bent legs, i'm holding onto the barrier right here and i'm thinking, can we get down as quick as possible please customer what an amazing view. there has been chat that the views would be impaired, but you can see the pitch perfectly. this is ridiculous. you have the original stadium, then they have built this temporary structure, an anonymous diamond enormous, and i am speechless. i have never seen anything like it. i've never walked downstairs with shaky legs and i just can't wait to get to the middle pa rt just can't wait to get to the middle part of the stand. but like you said, it is something that you never see in the uk. they have put up this amazing stand and it looks beautiful. for a man who was so good in the air, i'm surprised you've got vertigo. i'm six foot two, i should be

e conors will premier this fall. the show will be a spinoff of rosean roseanne. it enjoyed sky-high ratings during its rebot lastseason. the show was canceled after roseanne sent a racist tweet. roseanne barr will not have a role in this new series> >>he arlington cemetery station is going to be closed. crews are installing wireless cable. bus wills reple trains at the metro station. blue line trains will only operate twooeng franc owna and sfrikfield and r national airport. >> the construction along 66 isn't going anywhere any time soon. next week v-dot plans to break ground lo add mores inside the beltway. the project will add another trel lane on 66 between the dual esconnector road and fairfax drive. they wil build a bridge over the old dmonianai >>> not in my neighborhood. that's the message some resides have for amazon. montgomery county, d.c., agi northern va are all in the running to become the next headquarters for amazon. a town hall meeting was h d last night about their opposition. they say there's already enough construction aes coon. >> we don't nee

conor lamb is a better fit for his district. both parties moving further to the polls. we've had asymmetric polarization for a while. if it's a choice of the party of trump and sanders, you're going to have homeles folks and people trying to bring people together. >> you point out conor lamb, we talk about cortez. it is really important to remember that while the democrats have not come to a common message beyond going against donald trump at this point, they need to also remember that the local messages are what really matters. >> they are. the commonality among races in purple to red district like lamb's in pennsylvania and cortez's which is bright blue in new york is that you have candidates that fit the district. the common thread here is youth and the idea of a new generation. both of these candidates are young. we've seen a lot of young candidates especially young women in democratic primaries really overperforming and to me that says the generation of leaders in their 70s and 80s like pelosi and hoyer are on their last legs, whether or not the democrats win back

correspondent conor powell takes a look from her middle east news room. >> for the third day in a ropeh of iran's grand bazaar was closed as if the merchants took to the streets demanding economic reform. the protests erupted after iran's currency plummeted in recent days while the price of security forces tried to stoped. the demonstrations with clashes breaking out. protests have spread to other cities, but it isn't clear how large or widespread they actually are. in a televised speech today, iran's president cassondra honey defended his government's economic policy and said iran will be able to handle the economic pressure from new u.s. sanctions which he said are part of a psychological, economic, and political war, adding that the ump administration will fail to defeat iran. >> as always, america wants to break apart the power and glory of the islamic republic of iran. >> in may, president trump pulled america out of the iran nuclear deal and u.s. sanctions are set to be reinstituted in august, potentially depriving tehran of million dollars in trade at a time when its economy is

. >>> well, mma fighter conor mcgregor is due back in a oakland courtroom. the 29-year-old faces two felony counts of criminal mischief for a violent bus attack in april. you might remember this. he was caught on video with several other men throwing things at a bus full of fighters, including his rival. it happened after a press event for an upcoming ufc match. two fighters were hurt an had to be taken out of the mets. mcgregor was arrested but released on bail and was allowed to go back to arlen. out with the the queen. the two set out on a train overnight. the new duchess of sex the -- does it -- duchess of sussex. including the official opening of a major bridge. this is the first time we've seen meghan without harry since there -- their wedding. >>> time is 4:57. in case you missed it, san francisco has a new mayor. coming up at 10:00 that she will hold a news conference and we will talk more about mayor london breed's strong connection to san francisco and what she plans to do as she takes over. >>> san francisco police officer continues to recover fro

conor mcnamara commenting there. of one the most anticipated games of this world cup. one of these teams will be knocked out tonight sad though it's a massive game. it's billed as the ronaldo versus suarez show. the question is can ronaldo's team—mates jumped his help when they need —— when he needs the most?” jumped his help when they need —— when he needs the most? i bought of top players on these two pitches. it's going to be a big one between him and is in gardena. how does ronaldo bring them down? him and is in gardena. how does ronaldo bring them down7m him and is in gardena. how does ronaldo bring them down? it will be difficult for him because you are correct —— your quicken played a pivotal game and pass but also can be ugly and physical. whether ronaldo can keep his column and portugal consented to it we will find us. this was the stadium at the start of the world cup. it seems a long time ago that ronaldo got his hat trick against the spanish. he would be pleased to be backed in a stadium where he did so w

among them was the labour mp conor mcginn who tried to make it law through a private members bill instanton reports. thousands march in the city in sweltering conditions a year after supporters of same—sex marriage walked along the same route to demand the same thing. among those at the parade was the labour mp who tried but failed in the house of commons to make same—sex marriage legal in northern ireland. change is coming and we're not going let you stop it. westminster has a duty to legislate for equal rights in northern ireland. these rights are enjoyed by people across the uk and the rest of the ireland and theresa may must act. you can't have inequality and discrimination in northern ireland, not for lgbtq, we don't have that anywhere else, the lot needs to change. the outgoing lord mayor of belfast. i am absolutely honoured that this is my last event as lord mayor of belfast. it was one of my first and nothing much has changed over the past year except more people are demanding it. the dup say they will continue to oppose the same—sex marriage and that is despite it being lega

after the match in ekaterinburg, five live's conor mcnamara spoke to dion dublin.nce playing twice and they've won both games. do you feel they are improving? they were better tonight. they looked more balanced. i think grisman enjoyed it, paul pogba controlled the game, can take —— conte was all over the place. peru fans will know they've got one game to go, but a dead rubber. tens of thousands of the reviews here, massively outnumbering the french in the stadium. your heart goes out to those fans. what a story, some of them got here, selling cars, houses, all kinds of things just to selling cars, houses, all kinds of thingsjust to get selling cars, houses, all kinds of things just to get here. it's the world cup and they wanted to support their nation but unfortunately their nation is going no further, but they will have a party in that last game. peru cannot progress in this tournament. france are through to the last 16 with a game to spare. 0ur favourite double act at the world cup. 0nto today's other match in samara, where denmark met australia in group c, and

. >> row conor was the only congrema congre it was interesting the read her tweets after winning.he said the establishment did not accept me except congressman connor. here are the independent eorts to help with strategy and on the ground organizing and others and that's how s got through. >> pelosi said, look, it is a congressional race. it is oneace in one district, new york. it is not necessarily representative of he nation, right? she kind of down played. >> this is the problem with the party. s they'rll -- they're still chasing the working class white voters who voted f trump. those folks aren't going to vote for democrats. they're not coming back. >> i'm going to tell you, i heard some people talking behind closed doors. you knowt, nancy pelosi has gotten too comfortable, too. we're seeinta in the ste of california where there's a challenge to dianne feinstein.e people saying, why aren't there more challenges amongst the democratic party for people who have been in power for a long time. so it is startinghis conversation and also showing people it is possible. >> and there's

the limited shelf to be told fish already ninety percent of the dot and it won't get conor. concept fifteen scoops seventy five tonnes they do it several times a day with a big fleet oh you get an idea why ocean. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be within this the deal for you because. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. to see that the more and more people even more and more political leaders understand that letting you know that these migratory influx is a three year old definitely does not serve the particle about the future of the european union. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list didn't. in july twenty seventh team hunted a freelance journalist working with. militant shelling in syria. his second focus has established a holiday. they will recognize more reporters who often risk their lives for th

that match here in moscow at the luznikhi stadium, commentating for five live with dion dublin was conore 37th game of this frankly very exciting world cup for us to get our first scoreless draw. so nil nil. that was such a pure game. nobody wanted to win that game. they both said to themselves if we don't lose it will be ok. the fa ns if we don't lose it will be ok. the fans that paid decent money to watch a decent game and they did not get one. shades of germany versus austria in the 1982 world cup when they conspire to make at the drop. it didn't matter anyway because with australia losing to peru both these teams were going through. the teams have got a bit of talent and i just wa nted have got a bit of talent and i just wanted to see a little bit more from either side. shooting from 30 yards, because that's what he was limited to. can we forget this one pretty sharpish please? both teams professing to the last 16 and mumbled to do much better now they have reached the knockout stages. —— and both teams will hope to do much better. australia lost to peru. australia where facing an up

. >>> and mma star conor mcgregor says he's sorry things got kind of out of hand when he visited new york in april. cameras caught him smashing a tour bus with a hand truck. he appeared in court in brooklyn on thursday. they each face up to seven years in prison on felony criminal mischief charges. both are now free on bail. >> kind of out of hand. >>> and the most-watched sporting event in the world is now under way in russia. >> day one of the world cup is in the books, and the most relieved guy in the world just may be russia's head coach. they took on saudi arabia in the opener. vladimir putin was cheered as he spoke during the opening ceremonies. >> then it was time to play. russia came in on a seven-match winless streak. they put up five goals. definitely made president putin happy as he watched in the crowd. that's with prince mohammed bin salman. a 5-0 final score. good one for russia. >> definitely a strong start for them. but the one rough patch came before the match, thanks to a british pop star, robbie williams, kind of dressed by derrick zoolander. that's an interesting

. >>> today, in brooklyn, new york, conor mcgregor, the mma fire -- fighter, is due back in the courtm. criminal mischief for a violent bus attack back in april. he was caught on video with several other men throwing things and smashing things at a bus filled with other fighters and his arrival. it happened after a news conference for an upcoming ufc match. two fighters were actually hurt and had to be taken out of the match. spine -- >>> meghan markle off for her first royal trip without prince harry. the new duchess of sussex is traveling to northwest england for several events including the opening of a major ridge. this is the first time we've seen meghan markle without harry since their wedding last month. >>> new this morning, overnight house fire in the east bay. we will tell you what firefighters just told us a couple of moments ago and how they work quickly to put it out. >>> defendant in the ghost ship warehouse fire is due back in court. the reason he wants the trial to be delayed. >>> relief for students who are stuck with all that debt from corinthian college. an announce

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. >> abc announced it will air conquer family -- conor family sit-com. >> do you accept roseanne bar'sarful apology the apology comes after her character was killed off and a spinoff was announced. she is not sorry she said it, she is sorry she is in trouble. >> i wouldn't give her show back. >> sure, apology accepted we are all human. >> thank you for your responses early on, we'll check them through the day and happy to share themusing our hashtag. >>> president trump is weighing on controversy. the president criticized the restaurant tweeting that the restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows rather than refusing to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders. the owner of the red help stands by her decision telling the washington post that several of her employees are gay and that sanders had defended the president's desire to bar transgender people from  the military. >>> coming up next, the 9 preparing for a disaster, a training session under way to make sure south bay fire agencies are prepared to handle a large emergency. >>> city of s

i would ask you to remember the recent pennsylvania election where conor lamb defeated rick saccone.'t look at it as a plus-20 trump district, look at it as a minus 20 hillary district court. they don't want you to be a rubber stamp of the president. good luck getting away with that in pennsylvania or new jersey. >> what about congressman, we've been covering thi war ofds between president t our allies, canada namely, specifically the insults against justin trudeau over trade. now canada's foreign minister just moments ago actually met with lawmakers in washington. i want you to listen to what she said about the president'sl on alu tariffs. >> it is a national security consideration is frankly surd, the notion that -- the notion that it will propose a national security threat to the united states, i think americans understand that that is -- >> i know the audio was not awesome. she described the tariffs as absurd and mentioned a dollar-for-dollar retaliation. she is there directly taking on president trump. she's gotten a lot of u.s. lawmakers on her side in this fight. >> many of us

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conor powell is live in our jerusalem with the latest.el, tomorrow's meeting will definitely be the middle east peace plan as the white house is expected to release their plan sometime later this summer. as the ultimate deal. nothing will happen without the support of america's middle east allies. both arab countries and other arab countries more than any other u.s. partner in the region. jordan is particularly involved and concerned about the israeli-palestinian conflict. it is home to roughly 2 million palestinians and has long played a leading role to establish a two state solution. king abdullah search president trump to move cautiously particularly after the administration moved the u.s. embassy in from tel aviv to jerusalem and the resulting violence king abdullah of jordan is very concerned about what the peace plan may actually bring about. not only in israel and the west bank and gaza, but also his own kingdom as well. the details of this plan are not well known. it's been kept very, very close to a handful of people in washingto

conor mcnamara was commentating on the game for bbc radio five live alongside former england international harder and much quickly for the russians because next is egypt. if mo salah is that the plane again. and the defenders. they were never challenging for pace. they would be against somebody like him. do you think they would struggle?” against somebody like him. do you think they would struggle? i think there's possibly more chinks in the armour of the russians. they were not tested at all tonight. everything in the final third, saudi arabia tried to do, they took the wrong decision. we were are still watching the replays here. i can't believe some of the defendant of the saudi arabians. mass everly care for the russians. in the past, if they never played in the opening game, the host has never been beaten in the host has never been beaten in the opening game. russia, they have outdone themselves here. they have not been beaten and have beaten saudi arabia by five goals! it is a score line that really kick starts the atmosphere here in russia at the very start to the world cup. england

do you you know conor powell? his wife has written a novel called "a land of permanent goodbyes."ar. it's about the refugee crisis. it follows a fictional character but it is based on a lot of research of his harrowing escape because of isis and leaving turkey. there is a surprise in who the narrator is. it's very creative, very effective. >> greg: is it a dog? >> dana: it is not a dog. i encourage you to read it. really good. >> greg: weights, donna, how dare you? >> donna: baby, you invited me. >> greg: hold on. i hate these people! i killed my "one more thing." can i show you a picture of something? that is my mug. i found out my mug has been stolen. i am not going to accuse donna brazile even though coincidently she is here in my mug is missing. i'm not going to accuse you. i think it was a guest on "fox & friends" because they have anybody on that show and they show up. we share the green room. they see my mug. i know it's a guest from "fox & friends." i will find you. i will hunt you down. it will not be pretty. >> kimberly: you are saying that, it's not like hammer and sand

. >> bret: a conor powell in our middle east newsroom. please join me sunday night for a special look at the historic point in time when ronald reagan brought the message of peace and freedom to what was then the soviet union. the program is called "three days in moscow." it's based on my book, and here is a preview with the man who served as the president's press secretary at the time. >> i give a speech at moscow university where the president wanted to talk about freedom of speech. >> set the stage for that one. >> when i walked in the door, i walked into the head of the church with this huge statue of lenin and a lectern which was set up for reagan with a light in front of it. >> you were thinking it was a bad thing? >> i think it was a horrible thing. but president reagan saw it as an opportunity to deliver this message. his joke later was, how great was it to have lenin back to stare at my backside for an hour and a half? but it turned out to be the perfect forum for him to deliver his message. >> bret: the students filed in and set

quite a lot like the one in pennsylvania where we saw the special election earlier this year between conor won that one. these are the democrats who vote for trump and he has to connect with him. >> i found this interesting gentleman. on-screen i will share it with the viewers. are you satisfied with the direction the united states is going? look at the right-hand column. republicans are up 14 points in three months, and it democrats were flat across the board. carl, what do you think is moving, is that the economy or more than that? >> i think it's more than that but mostly the economy. i think people, independents and republicans are looking at th president on the question of north korea and the strong leader. what's also interesting is while those attitudes are happening about the economy, the president is not doing a very effective job of selling the tax cuts. there is a monmouth poll out that jun compared to april, the percentage of people that said that they approved the tax cut and the percentage of those who disapproved dropped and the percentage of people who don't know grew by 50

. >> harris: we saw conor lamb for the democrats had to lean right. i don't know about that. >> david: if you look at the primaries last week as well it's the pro-trump candidate n. but the democrats got their candidates in primaries as well. donald trump still has the lowest approval ratings of almost any president in history countrywide. >> he is in the same spot obama and bush were in the first term at this point. >> david: i don't think it's true. obama was above 50% at this point. >> harris: i believe it's a real clearitics average. >> katie: i want to get backirg. virginia is across the river from washington, d.c. tim kaine is someone who trump is familiar with but corey stewart can tie kaine to hillary battling for virginia. >> kennedy: this is a state tind very close. to your point, this is something that ron emmanuel tried to impart to -- that this is a local race. this has to be about your state and your constituents and what they want. i don't think that tim kaine isnbeatable. i think a lot of the senate seats that the democrats feel comfor

nominating candidates really not palatable to the voters and making it much -- trish: do they, didn't conorb sort of teach them that? >> you would think so. they didn't learn the lesson. connor lam didn't have a primary. doug jones in alabama. he was moderate. that is not kind of people winning nominations. third republican candidate recruitment. matt rosendale in montana. kevin cramer running for senate in north dakota, adam laxult in nevada for governor, really solid republican candidates. a lot of mainstrea media focus on fringe candidates like cory stewart in virginia, don't have a chance to win in those states whereas republican recruitment i believe what is turning up the volume on the turnout. braun in indiana, morrissey in west virginia, causing republican to turn out create a level of excitement doesn't typically exist when one party has all three branches of government. trish: how much does the better connie play into it? >> i think a big issue getting to the general election. if you look at extrapolations where the economy is and cross that against traditional house elections, re

from a trip to the middle east trying to lay the groundwork for israeli and palestinian peace doctor conorhe very latest on his efforts. >> president trump of course remarked that there is an agreement between israeli and palestinians would be the ultimate deal and we are waiting and watching everyone in the region to see what this proposed trump peace plan looks like. going to washington to discuss this plan, the project of the president in the next couple of weeks. the main topic right now that the king is trying to get is to find out what this agreement will look like and what the president is expecting from all sides. >> thank you so much for the very latest. we will see what happens and we will have live coverage here on fox news channel of the visit. we will be right. i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some peo

go back to what happened with conor lamb or doug jones in alabama. don't think you say any of them, although they are successful and ran as democrats and states that were dominated by donald trump or districts dominated by donald trump. these are folks who one man. you're looking for new models. if he becomes my mind, goes back to the last time we had a first-term president going toe midterms, that's barack obama in 2010. there was a terrible, large red wave that swept over -- >> dana: terrible? >> juan: terrible from my perspective. i am saying there was a big wave. what we are seeing is i don't think he would've said back then who is the g.o.p. leader and had an answer. >> dana: youidn't. >> juan: when you bring that upalcolm people are saying is it schumer, pelosi? we don't know. >> dana: 153 days to the midterms and then we are off to the races. >> juan: that's the key point. today the first segment, we were talking about the nfl. we could talk about yesterday immigration. these are issueshat jim gin up your voters. turnout is key. in the 2010 ra

in pennsylvania he lost the special election race when he came out against conor lamb. >> i don't think if you look across the board, i believe the president is going to north dakota to do an event for heidi hide camp. although she voted against the historic tax cuts to help working class families. when you're a republican in a primary race and trying to decide whether to support or oppose the trump agenda, it is very clear the trump base is holding strong. it's continue to go he grow. in the republican primary races, donald trump continues to be very, very successful. >> cory, how is it that hhs has only reunited six children that the government separated from their parents? six children within the last week. does that represent competence to you? >> look, i don't know that number to be accurate. i don't know where it comes from. >> it comes from hhs. hhs itself tells us they have reunited six children in the last week. there are 2,047 under hhs custody right now. one week ago it was 253. >> so 253 people in custody -- >> 2,053. >> okay. i don't work for the administration. i'll be cle

my name's conor, also a san francisco resident. someone who's leading a project that's not for profit for childhood development i cannot this is not an issue, childhood development, but i would like to share a couple of letters with you. so this first one is from stephen colter. he states i'm i wering over a dust up of 85 roosevelt. i've lived here since 1981. i spent 20 years on the sf liy

the conors will premier this at least that's for now. e sit comthat enjoyed sky-high ratings during its reboot last season. abc canceled the show last after roseanne sent a racist tweet targeting a formert presidbama advisor. roseanne barr will not have a role in this new series. >> other actors, there's a production team, they'll still get to keep their jobs. >> thastwas the big complaint. they daensed the show leaving a lot of people out of work. >>> ather sighting of a poisonous plant in virginia. this time inalexandria. >> it's called hogweed, and it ka cause severburns, even blindness. take a look at the picture. this was found nestled between two buildings. crews dug it up and removed it last night. remember, just last week entists tech s identified the plant in clark coun. >> it actually is kind of cool, i guess that something so rare is in the neighborhood. unfortunately, it hbepens t something that you don't ever want to touch or get near. >> it's not cowar the plant ended up in virginia. remember, thiss plant nothing to play wi

>> i think a lot of younger up starts we talked a lot about conor lamb, a lot of people out of virginiain california people are getting things going. i'm a big fan of sherrod brown, senator in ohio, beloved by progressives and moderates alike, he agrees with trump on tariffs. trish: tim ryan. >> tim ryan who ran against nancy pelosi. giving a larger platform to younger members of the party, who have innovative ideas and are moderate if they're in a moderate district. laborers why we lost thes of election. 77,000 votes decided it between three states. a lot of that has to do with laborers and working class americans but also african-american vote which was down substantially in this election from barack obama's 2012 election. so i think there is focus on both of those areas. we shouldn't ignore the other. trish: why, lawrence, they always try to paint donald trump as a racist? >> no. trish: you're going to tell me is. there is nothing you can say about something worse than they're a racist. that is not who we are as americans. so when they start throwing out accusations like that, lawren

we've heard that ever since justice o conor was proposed. >> we've heard this during the campaign. you shouldn't be worried about trump. he's going to be president, he'll roll into the job. that is not what has happened. >> certainly on these issues, he was pro-choice at one point. but that's not how -- >> exactly. and right now, what we know about donald trump. one thing he's been consistent about is appealing to his base. to deliver to his base, what he promised in the campaign, to put more conservatives in there. i think he's going to get a reliablely conservative justice. it would be shock federal government he did what reagan did which was choose sandra d-- >> does chef a point when she says it's different if it's a midterm election as opposed to a presidential election when she's saying mcconnell is not being hypocritical? >> you know, i have to say i don't really think mcconnell's point makes sense for either election. you know, ultimately, there's always an election around the corner and the question is is the supreme court going to do its job. used to be these justices wer