david petraeus gives us his assessment of the changing nature of the threat facing the u.s. and a volkswagen engineer please guilty over the scandal. he promises to help them build their case against the german car giant. >> good to have you with us. at this hour the united nations security council is meeting to discuss what to do next about north korea's latest nuclear test. pyongyang detonated its largest one yet. north korea says the response came in response what it calls u.s. aggression. it plans to deploy a missile defense system in the south. >> confirmation from north korean state television. our nuclear weapons institute has carried out a nuclear explosion test to check the power of a newly produced warhead. >> the announcement came hours after south korea detected shaking patterns not normally associated with an earthquake. the seismic activity was close to an underground testing site, it's drawn international condemnation and this time was no different. rather than pursuing this, they should be promoting the well-being of the country's people. i count on the city

chief among them david petraeus.he architect of the 2007 surge in iraq, a former bush administration homeland security secretary as well. what secretary clinton is trying to do is show that she is a bipartisan leader, she can lead in a time of crisis, and the clinton campaign is trying to convince any more skeptical republicans out there that a., hillary clinton even though she may not be their first choice, is acceptable and donald trump is not. i'm told this is more of a listening session and some of the attendees were listening via video conference. david petraeus, janet napolitano, and this was a moment for secretary clinton to listen to their concerns. and this comes on the 15 year anniversary of 9/11 coming up on sunday which heightens the awareness and the fears in this country of terrorism and the threats abroad. >> and while we wait, let me bring in david and gloria. she is hoping her words and presence of the men and women behind her will convey -- look at that, it is not quite the portico, but it is white

david petraeus, of course the architect of the iraq war surge, but secretary clinton trying to make a bipartisan show here that she is ready to be commander in chief and reach across the aisle drawing a contrast to donald trump. she took questions and listened to all of these points of views and perspectives. this comes at the end of a long audition week, if you will, for commander and chief. this was a very presidential style optically. she will be speaking here at the new york historical society building and she wants to draw the distinction and the differences here she believes in terms of judgment with donald trump. a different faze of the campaign now as we're 60 days out. she wants to make the argument that trump is not acceptable to have his finger on the nuclear codes. >> do we know what happened in that briefing? >> it was behind closed doors, but she talked, we're told, about the fight against isis, specific proposals and donald trump's proposals. there was going through them, point by point, why they are not the right policies in her view, and it is important to point out t

david petraeus is on that side. he has not endorsed hillary clinton. >> he had been talked about as a potential republican candidate once upon a time before the cia debalkle and the issue that brought him down with his paramour. the significance of david petraeus doesn't go unnoticed since he has been very bipartisan and hasn't said a word about either candidate. >> he has not waited on this election. >> not for lack of trying. >> this meeting will be happen thg afternoon. she is sort of squeezing this in between fund-raisers as all candidates do. it is significant the timing of this. 15 years since 9/11 on sunday, on the anniversary, we are told she will be at ground zero attending not in a political capacity but will be at the ceremony here. she is clearly trying to draw the argument here she is the better commander and chief. this whole week has been an audition to be commander in chief. >> for both of them. >> and others. that's what this meeting is about today. >> just before i talk to the panel, i want to ment

central command eventually director of the cia, david petraeus, someone clinton would have had a clearorking relationship with, emphasis on working, during stint as secretary of state. i'd like to bring in fox news senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano. he's a genius on this. what's the import of this. >> the bitter irony is general petraeus was prosecuted for sharing secret materials with a person in his home, who also had a secret clearance, not over the internet. the significance of this is that mrs. clinton, again, has been revealed as not telling the truth when she said she returned all of her work related e-mails. remember she leaves the secretary of state's office and has all of her e-mails with her. the department of state has none of them. so when she says she returned her work-related e-mails, she forgot the thousand e-mails with general petraeus that she deleted. the big question is why would she delete them? liz: why? >> well, she obviously was engaged in communication she didn't want us to know about, whether it was her secret war in libya, which the president and the

including general david petraeus and former homeland secretary michael chertoff. it's for a work session on terrorism and national security. hillary clinton reaches out to the afri american community in kansas city. clinton's camp says its the first in a series of speeches aimed at highlighting her faith and family. "you know better than anyone that people who look at the african- american community and only see poverty, crime and despair are missing so much." clinton spoke to the baptist congregation on thursday. wants the african-american community to know that she sees the big picture. senator harry reid will join three other congressional leaders at a white house meeting on monday. president obama extended the invitation. senator reid will join senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house speaker paul ryan and house minority leader nancy pelosi at the meeting. among the topics the group is expected to discuss funding to combat the zika virus. the president returns to washington today from his nine-day trip to asia. tim tebow is changing careers. the former n-

including general david petraeus and former homeland secretary michael chertoff. it's for a work national security. new at six... a kansas city man robs a bank to get away from his wife. that's according to the f-b-i. lawrence john ripple handed a bank teller a note that read, "i have a gun -- give me money". the 70-year-old took three- thousand dollars... but instead of running away -- he sat in the lobby to wait for security. police say he told officers "he was the guy they were looking for". he told police he would rather go to jail... than back home to his wife after an argument. the wife declined to go on camera... but says the argument was over a dryer being fixed. they've been married 33 years. (kelli bailiff/wyandotte county sheriff's office) "i've never heard of someone who would rather come to jail and commit a crime so they don't have to go home to be with their family. that's never happened." (man mos) "it just makes you wonder what on earth is happening" (woman mos) "they have libraries in jail, they have special programs, activities. it's almost like

hillary clinton, meanwhile meets tomorrow with bipartisan military leaders, including general david petraeus and former homeland security on terrorism and national security. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are searching for suspects following a double shooting. around 5-45 yesterday evening, two people were shot near 27th and locust. one of the victims, 24-year-old edward lawson, died from his injuries. the other, a 34-year-old man, remains in the hospital. the circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear. burgers are back! sobelman's on the marquette campus - is back open tonight. the restaurant lost its license, after the owners didn't show up for a meeting... about an incident where someone fired a gun just outside the business. soblemans met with their aldermen this morning, and were given permission to start serving food again today around lunch time. a full license -- to include alcohol sales -- should be approved later this month. clean-up is almost done and school will be back in session for students half

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. >> in a few hours, hillary clinton will convene a session with security leaders including david petraeus. the first of several effects. she will release an ad focussing on middle ground solutions. we are now seeing something new from clinton as she pushes her personal story out to voters. here she was spoking of her baptist faith and turning the tables on trump. >> we are facing a candidate with a long history of racial discrimination in his business. [ applause ] who traffics in toxic conspiracy theories that the lie is president obama is not a true if he doesn't even respect all americans, how can he serve all americans? >> that's all of the theories. the personal post written by clinton on an online blog. >> trump is trying to shore up his own misgivings, beefing up policy proposals, pushing forward an education plan, but not before defending the plan he a posed the war in iraq from the start. a claim he rte >> dioppose going in despite the media saying no, yes, no. i was opposed to the war from the beginning. long after my interview with howard stern. i was quoted as saying the war i

also general david petraeus will be there. general stan mccrystal's aide de camp.rs, a key player in the bin laden raid. there are a number of women who served at the homeland security department, former dhs head janet napolitano, and the author of a blog called security mom. >> hillary clinton tried to pivot from national security to outreach to the group of voters that put president obama in the white house? >> reporter: that's right. remember, those battleground states including north carolina are very, very close. so she traveled down to north carolina where she spoke at a mostly black university, a traditionally black university. then she traveled out to kansas city, where she addressed the national baptist convention, where she talked about her faith, being a methodist and being married to a baptist. here is what she said. >> i've made my share of mistakes, i don't know anyone who hasn't. everyone here today has stumbled on their own stoney paths. but it's also our job to learn from our mistakes, to do all we can, to do better next time. >> reporter: both the

clinton will convene a session with security leaders including david petraeus. the first of several effects. she will release an ad focussing on middle ground solutions. we are now seeing something new from clinton as she pushes her personal story out to voters. here she was spoking of her own tables on trump. >> we are facing a candidate with a long history of racial discrimination in his business. [ applause ] who traffics in toxic conspiracy theories that the lie is president obama is not a true american. americans, how can he serve all americans? >> that's all of the theories. the personal post written by clinton on an online blog. >> trump is trying to shore up his own misgivings, beefing up policy proposals, pushing forward an education plan, but not before defending the plan he a posed the war in iraq from the start. a claim he repeatedly >> dioppose going in despite the media saying no, yes, no. i was opposed to the war from the beginning. long after my interview with howard stern. i was quoted as saying the war is a mess, and yet more evidence that i op

by videoconference, former cia director david petraeus. >> whe i questions of war, peace, and the safety of our country, we can't let party affiliation stand between us. >> reporter: a deliberate contrast to donald trump. but with the polls tightening, a new ad portraying clinton as a problem-solver. >> it takes democrats and republicans working together. >> reporter: and another attempt to reintroduce the softer side of clinton. trying to fix a problem first identity in this white house memo when her husband was president, advising the first lady, you can show yourself. now decades later, clinton posting about being heckled by male students when taking her law school aptitude test at harvard. i know i can be perceived as aloof or cold or unemotional, but i had to learn as a young woman to control my emotions. plus last night a speech on faith. >> i've made my share of mistakes. i don't know anyone who hasn't. >> her next challenge, i think, is to connect with voters. it's to let them see her and come to f that she's a likeable person. >> reporter: a two-pronged strategy. a kinder, gentl

spoke to him and former cia director as they arrived for the meeting there was general david petraeus and then there is afternoon napolitano who served as the head of dhs. napolitano, general john allen and also general petraeus will be by video conference, we're told. the rest of the group is meeting in the room right now. >> i mentioned some of these officials have pushed for military escalation overseas that's no secret. >> reporter: well, many of them have been involved in the wars since 9/11. if you look at general john allen served as the top commander of both afghanistan and then was the liaison from the state depth to the fight against isis and has been very involved in the iraq war in the middle east. you have a notable member of general stan mcchrystal's former team, the aide decamp to general mcchrystal when he has the head of joint operations command, the special operators who have been so involved in both wars since 9/11. he is involve. there also matt olson, counterterrorism official under the obama administration. he made headlines recently by going back and looking at

hillary clinton, meanwhile meets tomorrow with bipartisan military leaders, including general david petraeus and former homeland security

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including david petraeus and michael cherthoff. >> another heat on the birther conspiracy. rudy giuliani saying trump now does believe that president obama was born in the u.s., despite trump's years of gining up this conspiracy. >> as you know, donald trump has said repeatedly that he does not want to talk about the birther issue. his running mate, mike pence, said he believes the president was born in the united states. former new york city mayor and trump surrogate, rudy giuliani, says he also believes obama was born here in the states. but so far, still nothing from trump. for years, trump was one of the most outspoken backers of the birther movement. one that supported the false claim that president obama was not born in the united states. guiliani now says they were wrong. >> i want to know whether you believe your candidate for president believes he would succeed or not? >> yes. >> does he believe he would succeed a legitimate president? >> donald trump believes now that he was born in the united states. but that issue was -- >> when he is going to say it. >> that is

she was caught up in an former general david petraeus that led to his resignation in 2012. kelly believes the fbi mishandled the investigation that led up to the 2012 election. >> they allowed the director. cia stay compromised for six months until the election passed and created a side show to distract from the fact that our director was compromised, generals are being stalked. "collateral damage." she asked the fbi to investigate after receiving a threatening e-mail. that investigation led to the revelation of petraeus's affair with his biographer and his resignation. kelly claims the government leaked her identity to the media and made false and damaging allegations of what was in her e-mails during the investigation. she then filed a lawsuit. >> it was one thing i wanted every american to see that we're going to hold these government officials acun and i wanted my children to see their day in court to. see when someone abuses your right to privacy or any of your rights they will be held accountable. >> kelly later dropped the suit. now published her book. she says the c

. >> tomorrow, clinton will meet with military leaders, including general david petraeus, for a work session on national security. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is >> you're kidding. >> no. >> i was thinking acronym when he said aleppo, and guilty. >> it was -- it was a painful moment in an interview, candidate gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, seemed unaware of the war torn syrian city of aleppo that is dealing with a refugee crisis. later johnson said he had a brain freeze but insists he understands the importance of >>> well, temperatures are coming up just a little bit here over the next day or so. there's another chance for rain out there. i'll point that out in just a >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >>> hi, everybody. here we are, 90 degrees, winds out of the west at seven miles an hour, 87 in surprise, 83 right now in ahwatukee, 81 in apache junction. these temperatures coming down, they are going to go back up again, though. we saw some moisture earlier. you can see it ri

is going to meet with top security officials here in new york, including former cia director david petraeus, as well as other big names like janet napolitano. michael chertoff, and brian, i talked to one top official who said this is one of several meeting that they can expect secretary clinton to have a subject on in the coming weeks. she will try to draw a sharp contrast with donald trump. also she will try to deliver a wide range of speeches that fit into her campaign. >> stay awake and stay with us one more second, i'll bring in other friends with us. nicole wallace, former communications director for george bush. and co-author of game change. welcome to you both. nicole, what do you think has transpired. we're taking clinton land before trump land, what do you think has conspired? >> we talked tuesday how the long hot summer has changed the candidates. i was told they woke up with three communications goals, they wanted to get on this attack about the comments, the comments about putin and the generals reduced to rubble. they wanted advice that she really had to show more of her heart.

we begin there evening with general david petraeus and the tragedy at aleppo. >> i think the islamic state has been beaten up very badly. it has to know it's going to lose. and soldiers who are in a lost cause, obviously, start to lose heart. and you've seen reports, in fact of islamic state leaders executing soldiers who have sowt to desert or not done their duty. that is a sign, obviously, that there are cracks appearing in the firmament here of the islamic state defense. having said that, still taking any urban area as large as mosul which at its peak has had two million people in it, is a very significant undertaking. the enemy will undoubtedly huddle, hug, if you will, civilian populations. i mean i wouldn't doubt that baghdadi is staying a live by probably living surrounded by hundreds of civilians. >> and we conclude this evening with a remembrance of shimon peres. >> the greatest thing that makes me satisfied is to-- really t is the greatest pleasure. >> i don't think the world say plesh-- i think to serve is a pleasure. >> rose: pet ray us-- pets rayus and peres when we cont

the working session with bipartisan leaders includes former cia director david petraeus, michael chertoff who led the department of homeland security under president george w. bush. former arizona governor and obama homeland security secretary janet politano, and former nato supreme allied commander james stavridis. yesterday clinton hit trump for his approach to foreign policy while trump took on clinton's world view. >> when asked how he would stop the spread of global terrorism, trump's answer was simply take the oil. united states of america does not invade other countries to plunlder and pillage. we don't send our brave men and women around the world to steal oil. and that's not even getting into the absurdity of what it would involve. massive infrastructure, large numbers of troops, many years on the ground. of course trump hasn't thought through any of that. >> hillary clinton is trigger happy. totally trigger happy. she's raced to invade, intervene, and topple regimes. she believes in globalism, not americanism. >> donald trump became well known for questioning the birth place of

the fact that you have michael, you also have david petraeus, he's the ousted cia director, that couldh ways. because of course he was charged with mishandling classify ud information. there's a lot of big names. janet napolitano who are going to be sitting down at a table with secretary clinton discussing ways to defeat isis, lone wolves, cyber security. those are just some of the topics that are going to be on the table here, i am told, andrea. and it's not all of these people have come out and endorsed secretary clinton, but flst no doubt this is a show of force. and i am told based on my conversations with officials that secretary clinton is going to be holding a number of these types of meetings in the coming days and in the coming weeks on a whole range of topics. the economy, education, to really try to paint herself as someone who looks like a commander in chief. and of course this fits into her broader argument that trump fails the commander in chief test. it's very much about the optics as much as it is about the substance today, andrea. >> this is becoming a bigger problem f

. >> tomorrow, clinton will meet with military leaders, including general david petraeus, for a work session on national security. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> i was thinking acronym when he said aleppo, and guilty. >> it was -- it was a painful moment in candidate gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, seemed unaware of the war torn syrian city of aleppo that is dealing with a refugee crisis. later johnson said he had a brain freeze but insists he understands the importance of the conflict in syria. >>> well, temperatures are coming up just a little bit here over the next day or so. there's another chance for rain out there. i'll point that out in just a z23esz zvpz y23esy yvpy zero heartburn! prilosec otc: the #1 doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for ten straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more

was not hers, young millennials to the left of where she was, but she has impressed people like david petraeuseople like bob gates and people like barack obama. maureen: when you think about what hillary has been through, i mean, i feel really sorry for her when i think about this trajectory because she thought it was hers in 2008 and then it's like "game of thrones," the young handsome african-american prince comes along and usurps the queen. charlie: someone with an equally great claim on history, the first. maureen: yes, she and obviously bill were dumbfounded by that, so acted out and was really upset and so then -- charlie: jesse jackson. maureen: she loyally waits her turn and works for barack obama and then, you know, this time comes and she is again almost usurped but this time by this cranky 74-year-old socialist, i mean, what are the odds? who got the best of all of the young women who were supposed to be excited by her. so then she kind of finally sends him off and then she gets like, you know, this kind of short-fingered vulgarian who is like a toon. its almost like who killed jess

meeting with a bipartisan group of high-profile security experts in new york tomorrow, including david petraeus, napolitano. they're going to be discussing terrorism and how to defeat isis, and it's safe to predict, scott, that there won't be a lon of smiling at that meeting, either. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. perhaps the biggest controversy erupted over trump and russian president vladimir putin. here's major garrett. >> if he says great things aboua me, i'm going to say great things about him. i've already said he is really s very much of a leader. >> reporter: at the national security forum last night, donald trump again heaped praise known for jailing dissidents and controlling the media. >> the man has very strong control over a country. now, it's a very different system, and i don't happen to like the system, but, certainly, in that system, he's been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader. o >> reporter: hillary clinton defended president obama andnt called trump's comments "alarming." >> that is not just unpatriotica and insulting to the people of our country, as w

when you think of the work-related emails that she never turned over that shy sent to david petraeus. you say the debate was a landslide. >> i think it was landslide for gary johnson. i had johnson in first and stein in second. i feel bad for undecided voters. it's like going to white castle. you have to pick something and you know you will be sick three days from now. >> they are a sponsor of the show. kennedy: it's sick with lust. let's talk about what this comes down to for undecided voters. is it about personality? it's an election that is almost solely driven by personality. or are voters more concerned about their bottom line? >> i think undecideds or millennials, i don't think they care about the issues being talked about or polled about. i talk to kids. they care about i can't wait to see this, it will be a fun thing with them hating email other. kennedy: they are tuning in -- >> they think that's going to be so great. i say that's not how it's supposed to be. how about the two vps? will that break records? they are not fun. kennedy: i was talking to my colleague lou dobbs, an

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donald trump particularly on national security, bringing together that team of experts including david petraeus as donald trump is facing new scrutiny about his praise for vladimir putin. on this 9/11 anniversary weekend hillary clinton is attacking her rival on national security. >> we have never been threatened as much by a single candidate running for president as we have been in this election. convening national security experts. >> i was opposed to the war from the beginning. >> reporter: on iraq trump is doubling down. >> i opposed going in and i did oppose it, despite the media sang, oh, yes, no. i opposed going in. >> reporter: but the evidence shows he's rewriting history. here he is in 2002, six months before the war. >> are you for invading iraq? >> yeah, i guess so. >> reporter: trump again point to go from august 2004. >> i made a detailed statement in an interview to esquire magazine. >> reporter: but that article was published 18 months after the war began. the billionaire is also under fire for complimenting russia's vladimir putin. >> in that system he has been a leader, far mo

announced today she will be meeting with a bipartisan group of high profile security experts in new y david petraeus, and chertoff. they're going to discuss how to defeat isis and it's fair to say there won't be much smiling at that meeting either. >>> and trump and vladimir pu putin. >> if he says great things about me, i'm going to say great things about him. >> reporter: at the national security forum, donald trump president, vladimir putin, anned averse aerial strong men known for creating dissidents and creating media. >> he has very strong control over a country. and he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> reporter: hillary clinton defended obama and called the comments alarming. >> that is not just unpatriotic and insulting to the people of our country, as well commander and chief, it is scary. because it suggests he will let putin do whatever putin wants to do. and then make excuses for him. >> i have no faith in hillary clinton or the leadership. i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> reporte