team coverage now kevin corke in weather service west p. first to alana. is there anything that has developed in the last little bit? >> so just in the last hour, police have cordoned up here, taping things off. people couldn't go right into this area and london bridge station. a massive station for the tube, for the train. they just opened this up again. further behind me there are still cordons, police told me just now that an active investigation is ongoing. and it is expected to go well into the early morning hours. but now some areas are starting to open up again. so it seems that the threat level is down a little bit in this area people are walking around more that is the very latest right from the scene, right by the london bridge and market area. >> dana: do they have any indication, any intelligence that this was underway. that there was some planning for an attack? >> we haven't received an update from police about something like that just yet. we do know that police shot and killed a single suspect. and we also know that many people have been in

editor of a number of books including when the wall came down reactions to german unification and in cork we cross to geoffrey roberts he is emeritus professor of history at university college cork and a member of the royal irish academy all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go to john and paris for 30 it's been 30 years now believe it or not because i remember it so vividly when it happened a few months before i had been living in poland for a number of years and an avid student of eastern european communist affairs at the time john 30 years on what is its meaning because i look at cursory reviews of you know that and commenting on it it is the people's power the rise of the spring of nations in eastern europe but that's a kind of a narrative that is very western i suppose but i lived there it was i don't have that same kind of feel for it ok though having said that i'm very glad those communist regimes are gone and the wall go ahead john. you know well like you peter i lived through those events very d

kevin corke, great to see you.ay's testimony from ambassador yovanovich leaving even the radical dimms wondering why in the world was she there. chairman schiff trying desperately to portray the removal of ambassador yovanovich as a nefarious act by president trump. but even the ambassador, it took less than five minutes for schiff to undercut his own argument. >> some have argued that the president has the ability to nominate or remove any ambassador he wants. they serve at the pleasure of the president. and that is true. lou: that was true. what was your point again, adam schiff? it's clear this latest episode of the impeachment debacle will blunder on. ranging member devin nunes showed how little ambassador yovanovich knew about any events the dimms claim were relevant let alone somewhat impeachable. >> were you involved in the july 25 trump-zelensky foreign call or preparations for the caught? >> no, i was not. >> were you involved in the deliberations about the military sales to ukraine as the trump administra

i guess if you‘re using natural cork and want to store the bottle on its side so that the cork wouldause you will not be able to make sure that it is wet all the time inside. a few days ago i tweeted this picture of them sleeping and not a lot of lot of people see that, all sleepy and some of them horizontal but some sleeping standing up. when you‘re up there how did you sleep? sleeping is something that you have to take some time to get used to but after you used to it it is comfortable because of course you not lying on your arm and causing it to fall asleep or anything like that. your body assumes an actual position and it is co mforta ble. assumes an actual position and it is comfortable. but my very first mission we launched into space and four hours after being in space for my first time it was time for me to go to sleep so we got into a sleep station aboard the shuttle, basically besides of a small phone booth and i know the orientation where i was lying on my back so my back would have been towards the earth and i wanted to lie on my side. it made no sense because of course t

arthel: kevin corke. thank you.c: now to the exclusive investigation of what happened to jimmy hoffa, tomorrow we will w the second season of jim hoffa on a fox nation. a study new claim about who shot hoffa in detroit in 1975 and where he is believed to be buried. the inside information comes from film a scotto junior, he is a mobster, and how the brother phil senior that just before his father died five years ago he revealed who killed him and says the remains were taken to new jersey. take a look. >> james hoffa senior was seen alive at this restaurant. >> james hoffa was swallowed from site. >> did your dad say who shot jimmy hoffa? >> yes or. >> where is he. >> i will tell you were jimmy hoffa is very. he told me i'm the only person that knows the location of his final resting place. artheleric: washington, d.c. investigative journalist in the hospital wars. they teamed up with me on this investigation. good to see you. why do you think his emissions are so significant? >> i interviewed his father film a scotto

editor of a number of books including when the wall came down reactions to german unification and in cork we cross to geoffrey roberts he is america's professor of history at university college cork and a member of the royal irish academy all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to john and paris 1st i mean 30 it's been 30 years now believe it or not because i remember it so vividly when it happened a few months before i had been living in poland for a number of years and an avid student of eastern european communist affairs at the time john 30 years on what is its meaning because i look at cursory reviews of you know that in commenting on it it is the.

jon: kevin cork at the white house. it goes on, thank you. >>> violence is escalating in hong kong now. reports of fiery explosions as police there storm a university occupied by protesters after an all night stand off. this after clashes that saw one officer hit in the leg with an arrow. meanwhile, u.s. officials say they are not ruling out possible intervention. garrett tenney explains. >> the protesters in hong kong u.s. lawmakers are concerned about the chinese government's increasing control over the territory's autonomy. in response a group of bipartisan senators are proposing a bill that would force the u.s. to conduct an annual review of hong kong's special status which allows it to be treated differently than mainland china particularly when it comes to trade and business deals. the bill would also force the president to impose sanctions against those who are responsible for eroding freedoms in hong kong. this comes after some of the most violent clashes we've seen in the more than five months of protests there

. >> julie: kevin corke joins us in palm beach florida, near the present distinct today. hi, there, kevin. >> julie, good to be with you. december 4th: mark your calendars. that's when the hearings are set for the judiciary committee. the white house is more or less racing against the clock. they have until sunday night at 6:00 p.m. to let them know to what degree and who from the white house counsel's office might be willing to take part in this particular proceeding. let me share part of a statement from stephanie grisham. she actually sent does this not too terribly long ago. she said, "the white house is currently reviewing term nadler's letter, but what's obvious to every american is the letter comes at the end of the illegitimate sham partisan process. the president has done nothing wrong, and the democrats know it." this is out, julie, as "the new york times" is reporting that the president knew back in office about that was a boy complained about ukraine aid. that, from a cia operative working at the white house who ultimately told the icig -- the intelligence com

thanks very much, kevin corke. the winter white house, the winter home of the president down in florida. we will talk to you soon. >> julie: let's bring in jimmy weinstein how most of the jimmy weinstein show podcast and founding partner at jay mw strategies. thank you for talking to us. let's talk first about this hong kong bill. was the significance of it? >> i think it's largely symbolic. the past obviously overwhelmingly from congress. the vetoproof majority. it doesn't seem like something the president really wanted, but really had no choice but to sign or watch it be overturned. that's why you have to an incongruous statement. he setting it out of respect for not only the hong kong people, for president xi. he obviously doesn't think this is out of respect paid for him there's been some harsh comments from tran about the president signing this. the question is, where does it go from here? does the president do anything with the powers that really he already had? it's a little bit redundant. does he try to san

lou: kevin corke from washington.he radical left today trying their dandersest to sell their -- their darnedest to spin yesterday's impeachment' inquiry as a dud. in her news conference she said the president committed an act of bribery. do you see the goal post moving and the allegations rising? yes, we do. the left wings national media is trying to rescue the dimms and their brand-new narrative. >> that phone call. this was a bomb shell. >> what did you make of the bomb shell. >> dem shell testimony. >> bribery, attempted bribery. >> it was an attempted bribe. >> they have more than they had against richard nixon to impeach him. lou: amazing. as usual the left wing national media refuses to calm lip observe the facts laid d to calmly observe the fact laid out. jim jordan cut through the heart of a narrative spun by ambassador bill taylor's claim that he had a supposedly clear understanding of a so-called quid pro quo. >> ambassador taylor rawlts that mr. morrison told mr. taylor that i told will morrison that it con

kevin corke, great to see you. today's testimony from ambassador yovanovich leaving even the radical dimms wondering why in the world was she there. chairman schiff trying desperately to portray the removal of ambassador yovanovich as a nefarious act by president trump. but even the ambassador, it took less than five minutes for schiff to undercut his own argument. >> some have argued that the president has the ability to nominate or remove any ambassador he wants. they serve at the pleasure of the president. and that is true. lou: that was true. what was your point again, adam schiff? it's clear this latest episode of the impeachment debacle will blunder on. ranging member devin nunes showed how little ambassador yovanovich knew about any events the dimms claim were relevant let alone somewhat impeachable. >> were you involved in the july 25 trump-zelensky foreign call or preparations for the caught? >> no, i was not. >> were you involved in the deliberations about the military sales to ukraine as the trump admini

kevin corke live at the white house, but we begin with mark meredith in washington.d to see you, mark. >> reporter: it's going to be a busy week here in washington for lawmakers as they prepare to hold more hearings into this impeachment inquiry. this week, as you mentioned, eight people are expected to testify public my before the house intelligence committee. testimony does resume on tuesday, and it's going to be a busy day as the committee is going to hear from jennifer williams as well as lieutenant colonel alexander vindman from the national security council. also tuesday kurt volker, former special envoy to ukraine and tim morrison, a former white house aid with the national security council. but many here in washington are looking ahead to wednesday when gordon sondland is scheduled to testify. he amended his testimony after other witnesses gave their account of what was happening with the foreign aid money to ukraine. now some lawmakers are questioning if the ambassador, who's believed to have had multiple interactions with the president over ukraine, will be

impressive win for edinburgh who moved second in conference b after beating leaders munster 18—16 in corkin the second half. t0 ulster really hit the ground running to beat scarlets 29—5 in conference a. the ulstermen earned a bonus point by the break — this spectacularfinish from matt faddes was one of four first half tries. sir mo farah says he hopes to defend his 10,000 metre 0lympic title in tokyo next year. farah was champion in the 5 and 10,000 metres at the last two 0lympics — but quit the track 2 years ago to focus on the marathon, he won in chicago last year, he says "i hope i haven't lost my speed but i'll train hard for it and see what i can do." and finally we bring you some brilliant pictures from the trampoline and tumbling world championships. great britain have won four medals today, including a gold in the women's tumbling team final. thisjump from meghan kealy sealed the title ahead of russia and france. the men won gold in the same event while the women also won silver in the double mini tramopline team final and the trampoline final. they must have been jumping forjoy.

jon: kevin corke traveling with the president thank you.the afghan government and the taliban signaling surprise and confusion after president trump announced an apparent breakthrough in peace talks during his thanksgiving day visit to afghanistan. >> the taliban wants to make a deal and we are meeting with them. we are saying there has to be a cease-fire. they don't want to do it cease-fire but they want to do a cease-fire of belief. we will see what happens. we have made tremendous progress. jon: the taliban is not said it wants a cease-fire. let's bring in judith miller with the manhattan institute for policy research pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author in a "fox news" contributor. the president is saying the taliban wants a cease-fire and the taliban is denying any such offer was made or they say their terms are still the same. whom do we believe here judy? >> you are going to believe me or your lying eyes. know when knows what the president has in mind. what is clear is two months ago after he said there was going to be a four

arthel: stay on top of it, thank you, kevin corke. >> you bet.m schiff tells nbc meet the prez that more work needs to be done in impeachment inquiry and says that there's enough evidence to move on to the next step. >> it's important to know that we are not stopping but also important to know that and you've acknowledged this, and i find this remarkable, the evidence is already overwhelming, right, the evidence is overwhelming. eric: per reaction on mr. schiff, first congressional district, prominent outspoken in his defense of the president, congressman, good to see you. first, your reaction -- this breaking story about the emails, i mean, what does this say to you if they have emails in the white house counsel's office supposedly overseeing or looking into the legality of this? >> sure, but we do an overwhelming amount of evidence to why there's a hold on aid to ukraine, i would call on adam schiff once again to release deposition transcript of mark sandy, dedicated, career servant at the office of management and budget who came in to answer q

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>> mike: kevin corke live in west palm beach. kevin, thanks a lot.ight iraq's prime minister says he is resigning. the move comes a day after dozens were killed in protests that began nearly two months ago. iraqi demonstrators are pushing back against iran. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> iraqis celebrated the news that iraq's prime minister said he would resign a day after security forces opened fire on protesters in the cities of najaf and -- killing 40 people. they all must go. they are thieves the crowd chanted. the resignation comes as iraq's top shiite cleric sis stane warned of civil war. more than 400 iraqis have been killed by iraqi security forces since demonstrations began two months ago to address corruption lack of public services jobs. iran backed militias have on iran's central government. 700 pages of leaked iranian intelligence reports from 2014 and 2015, published recently by the "new york times" and the intercept present a detailed portrait of just how aggressively tehra

kevin corke down in west palm beach monitoring all of that. thank you, sir. laura? laura: okay.e you been out there or on your computer at least? the holiday shopping scramble has begun, and retailers are already seeing record-setting spending. online, at least. ellison barber joins us live to break down the numbers. hey, ellison, have you been out there shopping? >> reporter: oh, yeah, all the days, all the days. [laughter] people shopped a lot on black friday and on thanksgiving day. as you said, the biggest numbers we are seeing, they're all from online. online shoppers spent $4.2 billion on thanksgiving. that is a 14.5 increase from the last year. experts think online sales are going to end up hitting $7.4 billion. on friday alone, and that is just sales in the u.s. some people woke up early the day after thanksgiving and headed to the mall, but most seemed to do their shopping from the comfort of their home. a huge chunk of revenue on thanksgiving day came from smartphones. adobe analytics is monitoring thousands of online retail sites, and they say smartphone shopping is g

kevin corke has details on -- who will be called and who want. >> reporter: president trump, kickingl veterans day parade in new york city. he publicly impeachment require -- on wednesday on capitol hill. >> the tone of these hearings is going to start of the american people the three individuals we're talking about here, the pager, george kent and maria yovanovitch are the definition of boy scouts and girl scouts. >> unlikely to testify, the whistleblower, and hunter biden. despite republicans requesting both be called as witnesses. -- seemingly pushing back saying this inquiry is not, it will not serve as a vehicle to undertake the same sham investigations into the bidens or 2016. -- for his perfect personal political benefit. >> the only way you can deal with this issue is for us to find out who the whistleblower is. no american can be accused of a crime based on an anonymous allegation. >> the only thing that the whistleblower can say is that he was pulled by other people about the phone call. we have the other people humming forward who actually testified. >> on twitter, the pre

kevin cork is at the white house with more on the president's reaction. hi, kevin. >> eric, good to be with you. the president has not been seen in public, but he's obviously been very busy on twitter. everything ranging from retweets to recrimination against members of the media that he thought perhaps slighted him. he's had a particularly strong message for g.o.p., members of his own party. let me share a tweet as he talks about not just to republicans but also talking to other people out there again about what happened, what transpired with respect to ukraine. he said republicans and others must remember the ukrainian president and foreign minister both said that there was no pressure placed on them whatsoever. also they didn't even know the money wasn't paid and got the money with no conditions. why isn't germany, france, europe, paying? his argument, eric, seems to go this way, not only was there no quid pro quo, but it was his duty to ask about possible corruption, whether it was related the bidens or not, which is something even the obama administr

the temps for today, much cooler, 68 in con corks 63 in oakland and for san francisco, 65 for the high in san jose. and there you go with that extended forecast with temps on the cool side overt next several days. >> roadways right now, so far so good as far as accidents. so pretty quiet if you hid the roadways. no delays as you work your way on 101. keep in mind the dream force convention takes off today. the closures happen in place last tuesday. about a week ago, around the moscone center. howard street is closed between third and fourth and they are recommending using public transit. if you have to drive in and around that area, there are detours in place. southbound second to 7th street. it will be heavily congested. heading into san francisco, the recommendation is to use mass transit, b.a.r.t. or muni. new montgomery. keep in mind cal train as well. fourth and key which is the end of the line on the north end. you have to take muni or ride share. taking a look at the roadways, 880. nimitz free way, everything is clear in both directions. you work your way heading into the maze.

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ed kevin corke, still promoting saturday's show. we appreciate you coming in on sunday.nks, kevin. >> reporter: you bet. ed: we're getting a closer look at the house democrats and their impeachment strategy, sources telling fox the house judiciary committee could soon draw up articles of impeachment against the president. guess what? we've got exclusive republican reaction coming up from colorado congressman ken buck. you see him there. he sits on the judiciary panel, and he joins us live after this. ♪ ♪ car insurance when i switched to geico. and this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to taco night at your favorite restaurant. and they're the best-tasting tacos in the entire world. and just when you think it couldn't get any better, they bring you out another taco... ...cuz they made an extra one. ♪ extra taco! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. fifteen minutes could save you it nice?ce. this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee pric

chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house, kevin, thanks.ng us now louisiana senator john kennedy, republican on the senate judiciary committee and senator, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, chris. chris: president trump has been pushing a narrative for years that the fbi and other agencies of the government engage in a conspiracy first to spy on his campaign and then to try to end or oust him from the presidency, here he is just a couple of days ago. >> this is spying on my campaign, something that has never been done in the history of our country, this was an overthrow attempt at the presidency. chris: but as we've reported the inspector general is expected to find that, yes, there was some misconduct, a low-level fbi lawyer may have doctored a document which was troubling but on the other hand, proper basis for opening the trump-russia investigation, not political bias, does that blow a hole in what the president has been saying? >> i haven't read the report. here is what i think right now. i think the fbi is the premier law

right. >> bret: kevin corke live on the north lawn, thank you. from the democrats' perspective, perhaps the most important witnesses in the impeachment process are scheduled to appear this week before the house intelligence committee. tonight, correspondent gillian turner post on the roster. >> nine witnesses slated to testify publicly in front of the nation over a period of three days. first up, tuesday will hear from williams, national security staff or to the vice president. she will testify alongside alexander vinh ben, director for ukraine at the national security council. in the afternoon, kurt volker, president trump's envoy to ukraine and tim morrison, who managed russia and europe to the national security council will answer house intelligence committee questions. intelligence chairman adam schiff chose these witnesses very carefully. he says all the diplomats he's heard from so far have brought important evidence against president trump. >> there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes that he is above the law

chris: kevin corke, thank you. us now from louisiana, the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> chris, good morning. good to be back with you. chris: and we'll talk about that louisiana election in a little bit, but i want to start with david holmes. he's the official that kevin just mentioned, the american official in ukraine who says he overheard a conversation between the president and gordon sondland on july 26th, the day after president trump and president zelensky spoke. holmes told members of congress in his sworn testimony he asked whether the president cares about ukraine. he says sondland told him mr. trump only cares about big stuff that benefits the president like the biden investigation. doesn't that contradict the president's story, sir? all the president cared about was going after the bidens? >> well, if that was the case, then president trump wouldn't have done all of the things that he's done to help ukraine stand up to ru

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but first let's bring in kevin corke with the latest from the white house.in. >> chris, the white house says the musings of career diplomats about a phone call whose transcript we've already seen are meaningless. but critics argue taking in the combined hold, their assessment paints a troubling picture of possible impropriety or worse. enclosed are testimony to them congressional investigators, david holmes, the political council at the u.s. embassy in ukraine, testify that he was at a restaurant in kiev on july 26 when he oversaw the president's phone conversation with e.u. ambassador gordon sondland. he said he heard the president say to sondland, so he's going to do the investigation? to which sondland replied, "he's going to do it." but he in this case is ukraine to ukraine president zelensky and it is investigate the president's political rival and joe biden and his son hunter. if true, the stories say democrats -- there was a project on my quid pro quo for military aid. democrats also released a transcript of jennifer lance and aid to vice president pe

she headed to this special check—in desk at cork airport, then joined her fellow passengers.n australia they call it "the race that stops a nation", but much of the attention on this year's melbourne cup will be for all the wrong reasons. the annual horseracing event is set to take place in a few hours' time amid an animal abuse scandal that's shocked many. earlier, i spoke tojo mckinnon, a horseracing journalist and broadcaster in melbourne. i don't think there's any doubt that welfare has been a top—of—mind issue for the australian racing and breeding industry for quite a number of years now, but the recent abc report has certainly sparked a lot of momentum around the need to build a stronger strategy around equine welfare, longer—term. the report shocked the entire nation. the images that were seen disturbed me, along with thousands of others, both involved within the industry and outside of it. so it's been a huge talking point in recent weeks, especially in the lead—up to today's melbourne cup. that's right, and i mean, a lot of the investigation centred around quite hea

. >> jon: kevin corke is live in west palm beach, florida, with warrants. kevin. >> john, you mentioned the white house trying to respond to the committee, their idea that maybe they can invite the president to answer some questions or at least sit in or have his counsel's office actually respond to their latest. they have until sunday at 6:00 p.m. let me share what i have thanks in part to my colleagues, john roberts and other. she is talking about this idea of responding to the judiciary committee. "the white house is currently reviewing chairman nadler's letter. what is obvious to every american is that it comes at the end of an illegitimate sham partisan process. the president has done nothing wrong, and the democrats know it." meanwhile, as he pointed out last night, the rally was sort of what we have come to expect. campaign style rhetoric, at or near-capacity crowd. once again, about 20,000 people over here in south florida. a familiar refrain from the president is something else that we have heard, jon, in respect to ukraine. i have done nothing wro

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