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i will start with kevin corke's reporting on this citizenship question. why the push? why the flip on this? why are you going for a second bite at the apple? >> i think the precedent is understanding what they want. they have a right to know who's in this country. it's fascinating to me, were at a weird place in america where president donald trump is being asked why he wants this question included in the census. and democrats aren't being asked why they don't. everyone should want to know who's in this country, and this is nothing new. version of this question has been on the census since the 1800s. the supreme court, as ken cuccinelli pointed out, said this question is completely awful. they just didn't like the way it was argued. to the president is going back and taking a look and saying, "i'm going to use everything in my legal authority to make sure this question is added to the census because the american people have a right to know just who's in this country." >> harris: is there any reason to believe that if people here illegally -- and they already have some

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chris. >> chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house kevin, thank you. if joining us now for an exclusive interview, white house counselor kellyanne conway. welcome back to "fox news sunday" under. >> kellyanne: thank you, chris. >> chris: you just are the official news, i'm sure you already know it, coming out of the white house that the rates have begun. what can you tell us, where are the rates taking place? there was a potential population of a million people who are in the country illegally who have received orders to leave. how many is ice going after? >> kellyanne: i won't discuss operational details and i would push back on even your terminology of raids. ice does this every single day, it's called enforcement action. law enforcement in this country enforces the law. if the tautological definition of their duties. and this of course happened under president obama. he was referred to as dip order in chief very harshly in 2012 and he pushed back on actually telemundo, a spanish language station number when they criticized him and they said you're d

in a moment we'll speak with kellyanne conway, counselor to the president, but first kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest. kevin? reporter: chris these individuals have been ordered a court to leave this country but they simply refuse to do so and so now federal law enforcement officials confirm to fox news they've begun to remove a process beginning with raids in new york and elsewhere. >> from coast to coast, protests across america greeted the trump adminitration's decision to conduct raids to remove thousands from the country. protests that included the raising of a mexican flag over an i.c.e. facility. at the southern border vice president mike pence insisted despite widely broadcast pictures of the facility conditions most were well- managed despite over crowding. every family that i spoke to tell me they were being well cared for and a difference in some of the harsh rhetoric we hear from democrats on capitol hill. this as president trump retreat ed from a effort to put a citizenship question on the 202e rose garden a new strategy to find out whose in this countr

major cities as agents try to round up 2,000 immigrants already ordered out of the country, kevin corkee in washington, d.c. with the very latest. good morning, kevin, good to see you this morning. >> hope you had fantastic week, white house officials say it's enforcement actions and they also add, heather, frankly enforcing immigration law, let me show you a map so folks at home get a sense of what we are talking about, major cities across the country, new york, baltimore, chicago, denver, houston, atlanta and miami, now those targeted for removal have already as you know had their day in court, they've had claims denied, ordered removed and they've simply ignored the law, here is mark morgan. >> individuals that ice goes after and they do this every i think sl day are not individuals that are here undocument, -- undocumented, those who are here illegally and committed crimes against american citizens. >> democrats as you well know are pushing back, they are saying what the administration is really trying to do and want to do deter people from claiming asylum in the first place, we rea

by issuing a subpoena for robert mueller very interesting. >> it is, thank you very much. >> kevin corke in washington, joining me jason chaffetz, former house oversight chairman, author, fox business contributor, let me talk if i may about immigration, you had nothing short of a steck -- spectacle over the week all democrat people coming forward, after a year of denying there is a crisis at border, allowing things to get out of control at the follows they have, where border patrol agents have to act like nannies because they don't have time to get out to get people. then they say, there is a cries at border after -- crisis at the border after they created it. >> they didn't fund it, republicans have been saying for a long time, there is a crisis, how many times did we hear the democrats say, it is fabricated it is made up, now, all of a sudden they agree there is a crisis. hats off to jeh johnson for calling balls and strikes the way he sees it, he you know he said policies put forward by the democrats are exacerbates. exacerbating. >> we have a full screen of what jay johnson said in -

from one of the most memorable days in the history of english cricket, the confetti and the champagne corks away and lord's is gearing up for the start of the test summer, four days against ireland is the first assignment, starting on wednesday and a big opportunity, notjust for those england players making a case for ashes selection but also an irish side playing in an historic occasion and for some members of the squad, playing against a side they have played for before. it is really special to be here. all the lads will be looking to taking them out on wednesday. they've got a good side. it is important we go out and try and do what we have been doing well. england are resting some of their big—name players who were busy during the seven week world cup period, like ben stokes and jos butler, given this test match off ahead of five weeks of intense ashes battle. it gives a chance for others, lewis gregory of somerset who comes into the squad for the first time. a lot of the focus is at the top of the order. england's opening partnership of rory burns and jason roy, looking to get some for

kevin cork live from washington, d.c., good morning, kevin. >> you saw what the president tweeted over weekend f detention centers are too crowded he said, listen, tell them don't come to usa this way, tell democrats to fix loopholes and problem solved. use ports of entry or stop in third country to stop for asylum or come and apply the legal way, all right, here is a look at the numbers of removals under each president, keep in mind presidents clinton, bush and obama had 8 years, president trump pace of 400,000 which sort of does explode this media narrative despite purnl bluster nevertheless the enforcement actions will continue, ice looking to remove as todd pointed out thousands of illegal aliens who have been ordered to leave but ignored our laws, here is ken. it's become news that they would actually go deport people who have removal orders. >> there's the key there, who have removal orders, in capitol hill, democrats say this isn't as simple of enforcing the law, humane of people that escape violence and many seek a better life. >> you know, a lot of families in our country that

not going to have it in the sun looking at neville cork that's not the limit for me. at the foot of the mountain these workers begin their final sorting session they put the college bottles and plastic bags to one side. they put the clear bottles into launch bags these bottles then go through these machines to be reduced to small pieces before they can be recycled. and. until very recently the company exported this plastic to china the largest buyer of recycled plastic in the world this is the side manager is about to explain to us. yesterday when i was working and asking for collectors it's only the price went down a few months ago the way down the wise saying that the night to buy this one was told. in september in the istanbul lives ready to explode because does not know if you know my kid so what did you do when you couldn't export to china oh i keep on buying we buy and we buy you but you see the money paid. this is because you couldn't sell to china so i can really it's. in 2017 china announced that it no longer wanted to be the world's largest rubbish bin and t

mate yeah days if in a fast they don't say full suck you full metal plus the stem point is you're a cork among men with coca-cola you can still taste the feeling in plastic bottles 0 waste does not mean 0 plastic and the promise of a succulent economy is very far away to conclude our investigation a single statistic will suffice during the length of this film nearly 13000000 bottles of plastic left being sold by the coca-cola group throughout the world. was the one. where. during the great depression which mr remember there was most of the family were working class there wasn't it was big. you know much worse objectively than today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo doubt engineer elections manufacture consent and other principles according to no on. one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put her into the. narrows of will switch is dedicated to increasing power

opportunities for these internationals to get out and play against each other, that is happening in our son corkall league. in saudi arabia, amir khan and billy dib held their weigh—in on thursday for their bout on friday to decide the winner of the vacant wbc international welterweight title. both were fully clothed for the event in jeddah, having had a private weigh—in earlier on thursday. khan had originally been set to face neeraj goyat, but the indian fighter pulled out after a car crash last month. australian dib, who had announced his retirement from the sport last year, stepped in to replace goyat, moving up three weight divisions to take on khan at welterweight. it is australia against england in everything at the moment. lucky lie have both passports. australia got knocked out of the cricket world cup to go through the final at lourdes on sunday. in the netball world cup gets under way in the coming hours as well. —— the lord's cricket ground. bye—bye. hello. thursday brought us a warm and humid day across many parts of the country, but we also had some heavy showers and some thunderst

from one of the most memorable days in the history of english cricket, the confetti in the champagne corksing up cleared away and lord's is gearing upfor cleared away and lord's is gearing up for the start of the test summer, four days against ireland is the first assignment, starting on wednesday. and a big opportunity not just for those england players looking to make a case for usher selection but also from an oral inside playing in an historic occasion and for some members of the squad playing against the either basely played for before. it's like really special to be here. i think they have got a good side. really special to be here. i think they have got a good sidelj really special to be here. i think they have got a good side. i think we can't take them lightly. they think it is important we go out and do what we have been doing well. england arresting some of their big—name players who were busy during that seven week period. the likes of ben stokes and jos buttler, given this test match ahead of five weeks of intense test battle. lewis gregory from somerset comes into the squad f

kevin corke at the white house. susan leon how wall street was trying to digest the events. >> we saw a record day. didn't close at historical levels but it was a positive da day. federal reserve chairman jerome powell with testimony. over 70% chance of a quarter cut at the end of the month and more than a quarter of the market said the fed might go better and cut half a percent. fed chair pointing to global growth concerns and distortions caused by trade disputes. >> the case for somewhat more accommodative monetary policy is strengthened. >> we saw the s&p 500 crossing through 3,000. it took five years from when the broader index crossed 2,000 in august 2014 but we finally got there. technology, oil stocks were the biggest contributors. apple, chevron, conocophillips. oil prices back up to $60 per barrel. supply concerns of an impending storm in the gulf of mexico might be draining more supply from the oil markets. boeing, the 737 max grounded until lease the end of september. also save safety concerns resulted in

activists against water charges often patrol this neighborhood of cork when they find an irish water crew installing meters they do what they can to stop the. you know what we need when we know. nothing has been set in stone yet but the commission keeps pushing ireland to comply with the community directive in order to impose meters and water charges on its citizens. there is this principle which is. framed in the water directive that the polluters should be so there should be a direct responsibility of this cannot be done with a general exception obviously faced with unprecedented public disobedience the government is trying to maneuver through public discontent and the demands to impose water charges from brussels what are trying to do you know in a small way they would say has to happen because the european union told us it has to happen because detroit at all yes that's what it us but they can tunnel logical ahead very very quickly because when the european commission offers a different opinion something else for example the apple corporation all the citizens of this country talk

kevin corke at the white house. you know very well, the democratic vice presidential nominee, former senator, joe lieberman. good to see you. >> good to be back. >> neil: here we go on an issue that confused a lot of folks today, senator, that we're making progress, targeting china and out of the blue, europe. >> right. >> neil: what do you think? >> first, you have to say that president trump has broken the rule book in a lot of different areas and trade is one. particularly taking on allies and taking on competitors like china all at once. but the reason he can do it is that the american economy is very strong. american markets matter a lot to people around the world. >> neil: you don't think it's risky though? the reason i mention that, the fed governor said this could have a chill on business, prudential saying this could whack us because we don't really know where it goes from here. >> yes, it is risky, but so far the president has known when to make the deal. he certainly did it can canada and mexico. seems li

kevin corke is live in washington with allful latest with an update for us.evin, good morning. >> great to be with you guys good morning you saw what the president tweeted over weekend right he said listen if they don't want to be in these crowded overcrowded conditions over at these detention centers don't come to the country this way. come the legal way stopping in a third country and apply for that way but whatever you do don't come this way because you end up in a circumstance which have been absolutely devastating to watch for just about everybody involved. let me show you some of the removals under each president, now for context do keep this in mind clinton president obama and trump off the pace at a shade of 400,000 removal so far then again we're only talking about two and a half close to three years. nevertheless, enforcement actions will continue. as i.c.e. looks to remove thousands of illegal aliens ordered to leave our country but have ignored our laws. here's ken . >> this is their job every day. we've got compassionate loyal i.c.e. agent as jus

correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, good to be with you. a devastating setback for the trump administration. you may remember after that court decision that the administration suggested it may have to delay printing the census forms but then ultimately decided after just about running out of time to meet a july deadline to get that census form printed, that in fact it would move forward with the printing out the question about citizenship. this decision, by the way, comes just a day after the president warned iran that it was playing with fire for trying to continue to advance its nuclear ambition ambitions. >> i think one thing that's often lost about this president is how deliberative and patient he is. how he takes the information, the input from his professionals and he weighs the consequences and then he makes a decision. and iran is the latest example of that. >> the white house is insistent that the president's position on iran is measured, deliberate. but from recent fighter

for now, back to you. >> kevin corke at the white house. here to break all of this down if you have had a hard time keeping up. mercedes fox news legal analyst. she will try to talk about what the breakdown is. first, the president is saying he has four to five other options. can you explain to us what the options are? what is he talking about. >> it's great to be on are with you, julie. >> it's my first time on outnumbered. a couple challenges that the president is going to face. one, he's talking about the executive order. but, when you talk about an executive order, it is derived from the powers of the president, which is article 2. the census is found in article 1. and its congress that has the powers governing the sentence. so that's going to be one of his challenges. then, if you look at what another section of the constitution, there is another section that allows for the gathering of information of citizenship. so, the constitution does allow you to get that information, but here's the challenge to the president. the khalil is that

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kevin corke, thanks a lot.ecord high closes across the board after today's abbreviated training session on wall street. the industrial average gained 179, the s&p 500 finished at 23. nasdaq jumped 61. there is continuing fallout over the facebook group featuring current and former members of customs and border patrol and some posts considered racist and vulgar. congresswoman alexandria garcia cortez, a frequent target on the site, says customs and border protection has a violent culture. if the homeland security department is investigating. we will speak live with the acting security secretary in a moment. first correspondent casey stegall has more tonight from dallas. >> today the acting dhs secretary took to twitter to announce he launched an investigation into a facebook group that was uncovered this week, discovered by a private group for past and present border patrol employees which sewed racist and sexist post about migrants and lawmakers. he called the alleged activity "disturbing and inexcusable." addi

they have been nicknamed the david cork awkward squad, because he is expected to be one of those to resignoday was the idea that in the commons there would be a vote this week to show whether or not borisjohnson could this week to show whether or not boris johnson could command this week to show whether or not borisjohnson could command a majority. that hasn't been allowed, so we don't expect it to happen, but it touches on the idea, can boris johnson command the confidence of the house? we expect the real test for that to be after the summer, and it will be choppy, because their working majority is tiny and dwindling, so can he govern? moving on to the guardian, tory rebels warned johnson, ditched no deal or face fight for survival. mps say collision with cardinal —— collision with parliament likely unless hardline stance with parliament likely unless ha rdline stance changes. with parliament likely unless hardline stance changes. it's a recognition of the fact that the leader may change, the prime minister may change, but the parliamentary arithmetic doesn't change. if anything, parliame

kevin corke at the white house, thanks.resident trump is promoting what he calls his "environmental leadership." if the president, during a white house event, criticized the democrats' green new deal contending it with crush the dreams of poor americans. the president also said he's maintaining both a strong economy and a healthy environment. >> punishing americans is never the right way to produce a better environment, or a better economy. we rejected this failed approach and we are seeing incredible results. >> john: critics say the president of austria's rollback of regulations has been harmful to the environment. president trump says he will no longer deal with the british ambassador to the united states. describes the president as dysfunctional and inapt and diplomatic cables that were leaked to british media. moments ago the british government said he continues to have the prime minister's full support. british trade minister liam fox says he will apologize to ivanka trump when he meets with her during his current tri

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newlg le violently over to the left, and then almost a cork screw right into that hangar now, we know that the crew had discussed possible engine trouble on the left side investigators are looking at whether it lost an engine. and if it did, it would have done exactly that, banking over hard to the left, going straight into a hangar. everybody on board was killed, ten people, eight members of three families, and the pilot and copilot on their way to st. petersburg lester >> terrifying video to watch all right, tom, thanks >>> we turn to health news now a new development to the fight against alzheimer's disease. doctors are now focusing on inflammation as a possible factor and they say there are some simple things that people can do to reduce their risk. dr. john torres tells us more. >> who is that >> reporter: connor o'brien is like so many americans, struggling to take care of a father with alzheimer's. >> growing up he was the life of the party, you know, class clown. and now i just look at him he's my hero, and just cry >> reporter: after so many drug failures, now scientists have

. >>> follow us on twitter for the latest @nbcbay we'll take you a clara where a gunshot corks of america on-runn the south y. >>> here's all the aftershocks from the earthquakes over the past 24 hours. we'll talk more about this and have a look at our weekend forecast coming up. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news. another earthquake, this one even bigger, a magnitude 7.1 that rocked southern california tonight. the aftershocks continue at this hour. we're tracking them on this map. stay with us for the latest on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> santa clara police are looking for the person that opened fire at great america last night. we obtained video of the moment. only one shot was fired but it sent parents and children running in a panic. ian cole joins us with the flam the park. >> reporter: last night there were thousands of people going to this popular fourth of july event they say they wereet and angry even to find out that someone appeared to have fired a shot into a crowd at a place that's meant for family fun. minutes before the great america fireworks show bega

activists against water charges often patrol this neighborhood of cork when they find an irish water crew installing meters they do what they can to stop the. you know what we need when we know. nothing has been set in stone yet but the commission keeps pushing ireland to comply with the community directive in order to impose meters and water charges on its citizens there is this principle which is. framed in the water directive that the polluters should be so there should be a direct responsibility of this cannot be done with a general taxation obviously faced with unprecedented public disobedience the government is trying to maneuver through public discontent and the demands to impose water charges from brussels what are trying to do you know in a small way they would say has to happen because the european union told us it has to happen because the troika tours that's what it hears but because tom logic on its head very very quickly because when the european commission offers a different opinion something else for example that apple corp all the citizens of this country talk to bee

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it's kind of plugged up with a cork in it, if you will, so that continues to rise.s already risen today, about a half a foot more then where it has already been. and it's so high already before the storm even gets here. how much rain do we see? its this black area shaded just to the west of new orleans could see two feet or more of rain. so, looks like the officials were saying in new orleans, we always knew this was going to be a storm about the water, not necessarily the wind. over to you. >> axelrod: not a pretty picture. thank you, lonnie. tonight there is another vacancy in the president's cabinet. labor secretary alex acosta says he will now resign because of the controversy surrounding the plea deal he worked out with jeffrey epstein 11 years ago when acosta was a federal prosecutor. and there are late developments involving the new charges against epstein. paula reid is following all of this at the white house. epstein. paula reid is following all of this at the white house. >> i called the president this morning, i told him that i thought the right thing wa

caspian sea i would towards the black sea might just catch one or 2 showers there just around the cork cysts $2930.00 celsius there for jerusalem and also for beirut's there we go with those showers elsewhere sunshine $47.00 celsius in kuwait city and $46.00 there for baghdad those showers that we have up towards armenia georgia maybe just easing as we go on into monday so see things drying up pretty dry as per usual across the arabian peninsula maybe a little more cloud over towards the red sea and i just see that cloud you might just catch a sport or to rain western parts of yemen certainly but the chance of the the old shower over the next day or 2 showers diminishing as we go on into monday elsewhere here in doha we're getting up to 42 degrees celsius with more hot sunshine coming through sunshine a little more pleasant across southern parts of africa but we have got a fair bit of cloud just around the southern cape for a time on sunday that will just sink a little further south which is because on into monday further north it's pretty much wall to wall sunshine all the way. richar

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home cork popped with his father-in-law, from arcadia, the festivities there, also, firecrackers on theeaction, excitement around the world. say ard president nixon there might be promotions waiting for these fellows. actually the nasa rules up to now, perhaps all rules will be off with the flight to the moon rules up to now have been a promotion after the first flight in space and each of fellows has had one flight before so they are not entitled by the old rules, they might get anyway. f so, that will move air force colonel neil armstrong up to aldrin -- eneral and armstrong, he's a civilian, it move aldrin up to brigadier general, wouldn't it to colonel.lins up he's lieutenant colonel right now. retort they came back with, the age. talked about suggesting they were a little bit younger than they were when off, and he would be glad to have arthur clark explain it. back and said they had always been younger than borman. that's true. hey are just about the same age. actually aldrin by a couple of months is older. and the other two are 38 this given moment. the crew of the hornet gave th

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