well, cameron bemoans that we said doctor fox that we said doctor fox was live in westminster.op behind showing houses of parliament and traffic crossing the bridge. well, the answer is that of the guests are there live, in some cases, the backdrop is prerecorded, as was the case on tuesday with elizabeth tower, currently rather unsightly because of scaffolding. question time on thursday came the issue of the cost of housing, with a provocatively phrased question from an audience member. here is david. it's been a welcome to come to question time. from teresa morris please. is homeownership within the reach of younger people if they didn't «as? f? 5234.2 45 237—5522 many viewers complained about younger people being slurred with unfair stereotypes. well, jen also objected to the with this response... finally, what's the connection between town in north wales the answer is to be found in the bc‘s live subtitling service, which we've discussed before, sometimes has problems with the words spoken on television. occasionally to the comic degree. one of the examples we raised a with

well, cameron bemoans that we said doctor fox was live in westminster.owing houses of parliament and traffic crossing the bridge. what's perplexing was the fact that i could really save the lives of the tower and a bit thin. —— clearly see the tower and big ben. if the image was live, surely it should have been covered with scaffolding. we reserve also confident of the past to ask why the backdrop to interviews that of a line from bbc newsroom features the same footage again and again? and if that's the case, what they are being described as alive. —— live. well, the answer is that of the guests are there live, in some cases, the backdrop is prerecorded, as was the case on tuesday with elizabeth tower, currently rather unsightly because of scaffolding. question time on thursday took on the issue of the cost of housing, with a provocatively phrased question from an audience member. here is david. extremely welcome to come to question time. we are looking for lively and is of the audience. i'm going to go onto a would affect a lot of people here from teres

that was greg fox reporting. doctors say the child is expected to make a full recovery. coming up at eight.. how the president plans to fight rising prescription drug prices... and why some are skeptical things will change. plus. one school's tradition of birthday spankings raising concerns for some... why other parents are defending it. and next. why police officers are sleeping at the station in one bay area community.... after sometimes working 16- hour shifts. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good

ask your doctor about prolia. >>> fox news alert in a surprise move kim jong-un and south korean presidentnd time in a month to try to put a potential u.s. north korea summit back on track. this as the white house announces it is still sending a team to singapore to prepare should the summit take place. greg palkot is live from seoul south korea with more now. greg? >> hi, arthel. north korea leader kim jong-un has a, quote, fixed will about the possible up coming summit with president trump. that is a word that we got just in the past hour or so from north korean state media. this follows the meeting between kim and south korean president moon jae-in along the dmz on saturday. again, it's the second time they have met in just a month. today's session lasted about two hours. we're told among other things there was a, quote, frank and candid exchange of views about how to achieve a successful summit involving president trump and north korean leader kim. that summit had basically been cancelled by the white house on thursday and then revived on friday. now, saturday's meeting is seen by some

doctor joe chase. we are going to talk about the dangers of fox tales. >> fox tales are the bane of my existence. i have photos. fox tales, they only go in one direction. the pieces of them are the problem. dogs if they stick their nose in them or they walked through them they can either inhale them into their nose or get them between their toes. they can get actually into there for and make their way into their abdominal cavity or their chest cavity. they are very nasty and they only go in one direction. once they get a foothold they will keep moving. for me and tell my clients it's very important to stay away from fox tales. everyone knows it's preventative care which means i want you to be able to have your pets only going to the vets once a year for annual exams and vaccines and not any other reason. stay away from fox tales and stay on the sidewalks and also the beach and that's the best thing but don't walk through them and it's horrible and if you feel like you must walk through them then immediately check your pet afterwards and look with your eyes as well as feel with your hands and your

doctor johnson and fox all have previous ties to firms like mastercard, citibank and bank of america and are working on implementation of the pilot card program. do you agree that it would be a conflict of interest if these people were selecting the financial firm that would carry out the program tax >> i am confident in the team tasked with implementing the pilot program and that the appropriate delineation of duties are in place and we are going to advance. >> that these particular individuals have close ties to the institutions if the word be that it could be involved that would be a conflict of interest. >> also was the work in the department of education take their ethical agreements very seriously and operate accordingly. >> have these people wreak used themselves of the decision-making process? >> as i said, all of the individuals in the department -- >> you are not going to respond to my question i will move on. will you commit to providing evidence of their refusal to this committee? >> as i said, i am confident -- >> i take your answer is no. can you testify that the pilot

doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> fox news alert. president trump breaking his silence on roseanne barr and the abrupt cancellation of her popular show. the president tweeting this. bob iger of abc called valorie jarrett does not comments like she said towards her. and he never said the horrible statements made about me on abc. maybe i didn't get the call. the president weighing in on this controversy. harris? >> yeah. judge you and i talked before the show about whether the president should get involved in this. >> i don't think he should get involved at all. now he's involved. he's talking about it himself. getting people to talk about him and roseanne. it's a lose, lose, lose for the president. i'm sorry he sent this tweet out but he did. >> most of us read this tweet, i thought -- said oh, no. if the was president going to weigh-in, how should she have in your opinion? >> because of his public affiliation with her, he praised the show. the best thing to do is to say nothing. >> can you agree with that? stay out of it? >> as the p

fox news. >>> a group of doctors and parents declared candy flavored tobacco an epidemic in san francisco schoolsation follows a move by r.j. reynolds tobacco country -- company to put $12 million into campaign against proposition d on the june ballot. it couples the board of supervisors restriction on the sale of candy flavored tobacco and mental product. >> candy flavored tobacco product is highly addictive. the kids are giving in to peer pressure and their smoking a tobacco product but they don't see it as that because it is candy flavored. this proposition, will eliminate any candy flavored product, tobacco product in the city of san francisco. >> according to the ordinance, retailers who violate that band would have to send her the tobacco sales license. >>> volcanologists are sounding the alarm, killer whale volcano could erupt explosively in weeks. i will have more coming up. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the bo

greg: doctor, thank you terry, kat julie banderas is up next with the fox report. blake: have a good night. julie: president trump touting the republican tax bill in ohio as the g.o.p. looks to seize momentum heading into the state's critical primaries. i'm julie banderas, you are watching the fox report. president trump is back at the white house tonight after a quick trip to cleveland. the president meeting with donors there before hosting a roundtable with small business owners. the conversation heavily focusing on the economy. >> our country is doing great. it's i think maybe doing as good or better than it's ever done before, and it is only going to get better. we have tremendous things planned. i'm very honored to have been able to do the tax cut, tax cut plan because it has led to a lot of jobs. it has let to better jobs. -- it has led to better jobs. it has led to increased salary. julie: ellison barber has the latest. >> the president is trying to emphasize tax cuts and the economy as we head into this election season. many republicans are doing that as we

broken healthcare systems, what are the steps they've taken, here to break it down fox news medical dr. mark siegel. doctor expect to happen here. when my parents were sick they were on 5 to 10 medications at a time and could be expensive especially on people with fixed income. would they see the cost of medication decrees? >> absolutely, carley. already pointed out one of the things you will see the middleman will get less to have profit, more to have savings will come to the patient, list prices of drugs are sky high, prescription drugs over $300 billion a year in the united states right now. falsely inflated list prices leads to middlemen coming in and gouging out their profit but the patient pays more out of pocket. all of that is being cut down on. there's going to be less hidden prices, president trump talked about more price transparency where you will know what prescription drugs actually cost and rebates will come into play so that prices won't be as inflated. again, less out of pocket payment by the patient. carley: you say competition is also key. >> well, competition is key. this is how competi

doctor about taltz. howie: suzanne scott has been named the ceo of fox news and fox business.s to be the only woman in charge of a major news network or network news division. she takes the job that belonged to roger ails. rupert murdoch and his son praised her vision. also you may have known tom wolf who died this week as a novelist or dapper dresser in those white suits. but he had a huge impact on the news business. >> as a writer i'm perfectly delighted to have things remain way they are. the human comedy has never been richer. howie: he helped create what is dubbed the new journalism, marrying reporting to journalism. wolf who dubbed the 1970s the "me" decade. wolfe joined the right stuff on his book. and in his brilliant novel "bonfire of the vanities." it was a fictional look at the rich and poor divide in the bronx. he was a dazzling writer. every essay and book ultimately was all about him. tom wolfe was 88. i'm howard kurtz. cop at me on twitter. check out our facebook page. post a lot of our original content. engage in dialogue, our daily videos. and dvr the show. b

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doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> dana: fox news alert as mike pompeo appears for the first time at the state department as secretary of state. he just wrapped up his remarks to employees telling the diplomat ig corps he wants to help them get the swagger back. rich edison is live at the state department. how did the homecoming go? >> good afternoon, dana. mike pompeo said he has probably taken and broken the record for longest trip on the first day in the office. he has already been to four countries as the secretary of state. he traveled in the last couple of days to belgium, met with the nato allies there. he added stops in saudi arabia, israel and jordan. arguably the united states strongest allies in the region. in his address to employees here he says the u.s. diplomatic corps should be in every corner of the world, executing the administration's foreign policy. >> i feel like i know you. i have worked alongside you as a member of congress when i traveled. i have had the chance to watch when i was traveling around the world and i would go into an embassy and i'd arrive

let's bring in fox medical team's doctor with more on her condition and treatment. jo. >> good morning. i'm glad to be here. we don't know much but what we do know is that it was an -- sorry. our camera is acting up a little bit this morning. it is when we close off a blood vessel because there is abnormal bleeding and we need to control it or prevent bleeding. it is used when an artery and a vein are communicating abnormally. but in the kidney it is used to control bleeding in a tumor. these are benign tumors. they have muscle and fat and lots and lots of blood vessels. what can happen, and we don't know if this is the case, the tumors can bleed a little bit. it can cause pain in the side and also blood counts to drop. so anemia. what they do is go into the particular area and they may inject chemical or synthetic material and block off that vessel. it is the exact opposite of what we think about when somebody has a heart category. they go in and open the artery. in this case, they block it. >> what is the condition that required the treatment. >> we don't know for

doctor johnson, and mr. fox and others have previous ties to financial firms like mastercard, citibank and bank of america. wthey're working on implementation of the pilot card program. do you agree that it would be a serious conflict of interest in these three people involved in selecting the financial firm that will carry out the program? >> i am confident in the team that is tasked with implementing this pilot program. at the appropriate delineation of duties are in place and that we are going to advance the program -- >> to believe these particular individuals with close the effusions if they were to be involved in selecting the institution that would have the program it will be a conflict of interest. >> all of those who work within the department of education take their ethics agreements very seriously. and are bound to them and operate accordingly. >> i find your answer Ãlet me move on. have these people recused themselves for the decision-making process?>> as i said, only the individuals within the depar

greg: doctor, thank you terry, kat julie banderas is up next with the fox report. blake: have a good night. julie: president trump touting the republican tax bill in ohio as the g.o.p. looks to seize momentum heading into the state's critical primaries. i'm julie banderas, you are watching the fox report. president trump is back at the white house tonight after a quick trip to cleveland. the president meeting with donors there before hosting a roundtable with small business owners. the conversation heavily focusing on the economy. >> our country is doing great. it's i think maybe doing as good or better than it's ever done before, and it is only going to get better. we have tremendous things planned. i'm very honored to have been able to do the tax cut, tax cut

ask your doctor if eliquis is what's next for you. >> a fox news alert. community, the latest to be gripped by grief over mass shooting. 10 people dead including eight students and 10 were wounded at santa fe high school athletic houston. we now know the names of the deceased. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour incentive "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone i am eric shawn. >> investigators still

doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. >> melissa: fox news alert.he migrants in the caravan seeking asylum in the u.s. have begun what could be a long process. at last report, 28 of them, mostly mothers with children, have been accepted for processing by u.s. border inspectors at the san diego crossing. that leaves roughly 125 migrants who traveled with the caravan still waiting, feet from u.s. soil. william la jeunesse joins us live from across the border in tijuana, mexico. william? >> well, melissa, one of the problems and the concerns here is health. it was raining a minute ago. and the temperatures were in the 50s overnight. and they have been urging the women and children to take shelter but they are afraid to lose the place in line. you can see some of the kids right over here have developed ear infections. the mexican government brought in a mobile clinic for emergency. and anyone who needs to be checked out. but there is also resentment. as we reported yesterday, melissa, just beyond this group there is a lot of, there is about 200 mexicans

doctor and say yesss! linzess. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert.en boosted more by the #metoo movement then eric schneiderman. he has loudly pursued harvey weinstein case. a well sourced new yorker piece says that for women claim schneiderman may be the worst abuser of them all. two of the accusers have made their allegations publicly. they say schneiderman hit, slapped and choked them. both say he threatened to kill them, like a lunatic. once that he warned he could have her followed and tapped her phone if she defied him. obviously these are just allegations. schneiderman has denied them, but if they are true one person will certainly be vindicated. president trump tweeted this in 2013 with remarkable, almost spooky prescience. next will be lightweight ag eric schneiderman. is he a croak? wait and see. worse than spitzer or weiner. either he is amazingly lucky on twitter or you should ask the president what numbers to pick in the lotto tomorrow. every year at the government of mexico gets a huge pile of cash from the u.s. government and a 2016 it

right now, president trump is not on good terms with his doctor, but on the other hand, things have gone south with another one of his lawyers. >> fox news has now confirmed that ty cobb is out as the president's in-house russia counsel. >> the president tweeted, "the failing 'new york times' purposely wrote a false story stating that i'm unhappy with my legal team on the russia case wrong. i am very"-- all caps-- "very happy with my lawyers, john dowd, ty cobb, jay sekulow. they are doing a great job." >> trevor: year, they are doing such a great job, they're now gone. so it's now official-- ty cobb is out. and you know shit must be brewing if a guy who looks like ty cobb is bailing. ( laughter ) like, do you know-- do you know what it takes to scare a guy who had cholera during the spanish-american war? ( laughter ) do you know what it takes to scare that person? i'm just saying, things are looking serious. and now-- this is interesting-- replace the monopoly man's nephew, trump-- trump has hired a new lawyer, emmet flood, a man who is best known for defending president clinton during his impeachment. yeah. i always feel like you

doctor recommended remfresh-your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. todd: foxaptive for more than your north korea making their return to us oil overnight but just moments ago the men arriving at walter reed medical center for a medical evaluation. all three appear to be in good health as they stepped off the plane at joint base andrews giving the peace sign, welcomed by secretary of state mike pompeo and donald trump who says kim jong un is serious about striking a deal with the us. >> he did this because i really think he wants to do something and bring that country into the real world. i really believe that and i think we will have a success. todd: the victory setting the stage for the pres.'s high-stakes summit with kim jong un. they will be face-to-face in singapore next month. three men return home in seemingly good health, we remember another american hostage, donald trump acknowledging the family of otto warmbier. >> deepest respect to the parents of otto warmbier, a great young man who really suffered. >> he died days after being released from north ko

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doctor in the early 90's. he was best known for his distinction between foxes and hedgehogs, which goes back to the ancient greekst it was berlin who popularized that distinction, the idea being the fox knows many things and the hedgehog knows one big thing. that became iconic. berlin is associated with that. but his other ideas, which i think are even more relevant, one is this idea that politics is a matter, not so much of good and evil, but of competing good things. one good thing may well have to be sacrificed to achieve some other good thing. maybe you give it up altogether. maybe you postpone it. whatever, but this is the more natural and frequent political choice that has to be made. the idea you can go into politics and remain morally consistent or pure, berlin says, is perfectly unrealistic. this is the nature of politics. brian: here he is in 1997. he died in 1997. this is an interview from swedish television. you have got to listen carefully. easiest person to understand. [video clip] >> i am being tied to a tree, i cannot move. if i'm in jail, i can't get out. i'm free to leave. freedom means not bein

doctor now. professor at the nyu. and the fox news medical correspondent. good to see you.n is going to be better. how will it work? >> it's important because she was saying that we could have all the innovation in the world and we have great innovation that makes us live longer and healthier lives but if the folks can't afford the medication it's not helpful. she brought out the drug dashboard. she is talking about drug dashboard there 3,000 drugs are now seeing -- you can see the list prices if you are a senior or you are on medicaid and you can see how much they went up in the last year. zrtec up 20%. ember arthritis drug up 20%. $2,700 per year for the drug now. diabetes drugs, cholesterol drugs all skyrocketing. now you know the prices and what the manufacturer is charging. who chiseling. what do we do about it? >> connell: if you know the price that is one thing but how does the price come down? >> exactly. that is when she said and you brought this up in the intro. they showed her saying this. government bringing in negotiators and bringing in the own middlemen to ta

doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> sandra: fox news alert on new tensions near the gaza stripforce carrying out strikes on the territory hours after saying militants fired more than 25 mortar shells toward communities in southern israel. in what appeared to be the heaviest barrage there in years. the israeli military says no one was hurt in the attack and that its iron dome defense system intercepted most of the mortar shells. israeli prime minister sending out a warning before his country struck back tweeting, quote, the idf will respond to great force to these attacks. israel will exact a heavy price for anyone who tries to attack it. we view hamas as responsible for preventing attacks against us. >> this president in that letter last week i thought really got some kinetic energy going. folks all of a sudden said wow, this may not happen and if we want it to happen, we'll start moving. every since then north korea, south korea and the united states have been making very positive moves. let's see what happens, as the president says. if he is satisfied it will go forward. >> b

fox news alert. president trump's attorney is responding to allegations of the president's former doctor.e said a body guard raided his office and took all of his medical records. president trump's attorney said that dr. borenstein voluntarily turned over the records. the hand-off that occurred over a year ago was peaceful, cooperative and cordial. prior to turning over the records, the doctor was informed of the reasons for the request and willingly complied. we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, california's democratic governor jerry brown getting testy when asked about the remarks on the migrant caravan at the state's border. the vice president said open border advocates were exploiting the migrants in the caravan. >> the vice president said the border is a problem in that particular area for the whole country. >> i think pence is a problem for the whole country. >> homeland security chair mike mccall wants to raise the threshold for those psyching asylum in the u.s. >> the bill that i filed with the judiciary raises a higher threshold and burden of proof when it comes to claim asylum in

doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> a fox news alert, one-two punch of natural disasters insland first experiencing a volcanic eruption on thursday. then a magnitude 6.9 earthquake yesterday. the lava from the volcano still causing mandatory evacuations and putting dangerous gas in the air. >> i'm probably the last person everyone wants to see up here because we're the people that tell you no that you cannot go into a subdivision or no you can't enter your residence. we take our guidance from the individuals that know best. the army, the air force, and the fire department that's out there testing the air quality. >> william la -- william la jeunesse is live with more. what dangers are residents facing this hour? >> number one of course, you have lava. basically you have 800 homes that are built on top of or adjacent to an underground river of 2,000 degree liquid rock. this is what it looks like when it comes to the surface and it dries. it is really very very sharp, but this literally went through and it obviously knocked out several trees. that's one issue. this stuff will

advocacy groups and doctors are concerned pharmaceutical companies could target desperate patients. in washington, i'm garrett tinny, fox news. >>> bring you back to developing news where officials in san francisco are giving an update on the body of a woman found in the stairwell at sf general hospital. let's listen in. >> i am the spokeswoman for the san francisco department of public health. we operate this hospital, san francisco general hospital. today at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital the body of a woman was discovered on the grounds in a stairway of the power plant building. it was not in the hospital building or any building but the power plant building itself. the woman's body found at approximately 1:00 p.m. by a member of the hospital staff. the case is currently being investigated by the department of public health, the san francisco police department and the san francisco sheriff's department. any questions? >> the power plant behind you? >> yes, the building and gray and white xs. it is a power plant building. >> does the public have access to that area? [ inaudible question ] >> i cannot descri

doctor about pure epa prescription vascepa. ♪ roseanne after a series of controversial tweets by roseanne barr. foxespondent howard kurtz has the latest for us. >> roseanne barr had been on top of the world. her resurrected show featuring her as a pro-trump housewife, a huge hit for abc. >> how could you have voted for him, roseanne. >> he talked about jobs, jackie. said he would shake things up. >> look at roseanne, i called her yesterday. look at her rating. >> but hours ago in the blink of a tweet, abc canceled roseanne over the star's ugly comments about valley jarrett, comments the network called abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values. the offending tweet said if muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby, equals vj. but at first barr did not back off. when twitter users called the line racist, barr responded that muslims are not a race. she later tweeted she had been making a joke before saying this, i apologize to valerie jarrett and all americans. i'm truly sorry about the joke. but the outrage mounted. wanda psychs said she would not be returning next season. barr'

ask your doctor if eliquis is what's next for you. >> a fox news alert. a community, the latest to be gripped by grief over mass shooting. 10 people dead including eight students and 10 were wounded at santa fe high school athletic houston. we now know the names of the deceased. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour incentive "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone i am eric shawn. >> investigators still searching for the exact motive for this horrible carnage. the suspected government is of course a 17-year-old, dimitrios pagourtizis. being held without bond at this hour on capital murder charges. investigators say that he terrorized his classmates and teachers for about 30 minutes inside of the santa fe are complex before he eventually surrendered to police. >> was dirty mutely barricading the door. as soon as we got in the classroom, me and fellow classmates are trying to calm the girls down because they were just crying, it was real. it was actually happening to our school.i knew all of them. i guess it is a small town, everyone knows everyone

doctor of philosophy and business administration from temples fox school of bills. and m.b.a. from marywood university. my mother and my daughter and my sisters will want me to mention marywood. a bachelor of arts from the university of scranton. and a nursing diploma. so whether it's nursing itself, which was her calling, as well as a real commitment to the reform and the health care delivery system, in so many ways karen has brought a passion and a degree of excellence to these issues that i think is unmatched. o, karen, dr. murphy, welcome. mr. hatch: thank you for rounding off our introductions. i'd also like to thank the witnesses for being here today. in particular, thank them in their testimony in advance for their patience and their flexibility. as members will be moving in and out of today's hearings because we have other markups going on right now. i have two or three markups going on right now. personally i must attend the judiciary markup and with that out of the way, dr. pink, we'll begin with your opening remarks, ok? dr. pink. mr. pink: chairman hatch, running b

doctor about anoro. ♪ go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. jillian: welcome back to "fox we have a fox news alert. secretary of state mike pompeo is a north korea to make the final preparations ahead of the summit with kim jong un. hours earlier the pres. revealed details about the highly anticipated face-to-face meeting the. >> the location is picked, time and date, everything is picked. we will see how it works out. it can be a great thing with north korea, south korea, japan. jillian: the secretary of state will discuss the possible release of three americans held prisoner by the rogue regime. at least 9 people are dead after an attack on an iran military base in syria. syrian tv reporting the military shotgun two missiles during the airstrike south of the capital city of damascus. the towns are warned to prepare bomb shelters in anticipation of revenge attacks. israel has not confirmed or denied the airstrikes. it comes hours after donald trump withdrew from the iran deal. rob: gina haspel facing tough questions from senators at a confirmation hearing. the focus, her

be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> this is a fox news alert, we aresterday's mass shooting at a texas high school that left 10 people dead, most of them students, santa fe police have begun identifying the victims and we have news conference taking place down there in texas, let's go to it live. >> i'm confident that law enforcement professionals working in the case will provide for us. in the meantime santa fe community will continue to pull together to support our friends, neighbors and loved ones who are suffering. this is a time for prayer and a time to rely on deep bond that have always held our community

the fox 2 they said in part flight 957 made an unscheduled stop in cleveland for maintenance review of a potential crack to the outer pain of a window. no emergency landing was declared. the doctor said that the double paint lexi -- plexiglass window is stronger than glass and is resistant. we dropped this object on this and the center paint that represents the outer window it snapped in two under the same conditions. >> is the flying public at risk? >> no they are not. these airplanes have been around for many years as you can tell. it is offering accident.>> reporter: the ntsb will investigate this. and they may look at further seals around the windows. do not look for thicker plexiglas pieces and the doctor said it would mean more weight and more weight will add to the ticket cost. reporting from the san jose studio i am jesse gary. >>> berkeley police are asking for help to identify two men that were involved with the laptop theft. it happened at the cafi right across from here. one suspect ran into a waiting car and two bystanders attack him. he then punches one of the bystanders. the two suspects ran off in a car. and they dropped the laptop. >>> they are trying to stop th

we are told to the prisoners did see doctors a couple of times, including when they touched down in alaska. dr. marc siegel is a foxwe want to talk to him about what they may have gone through. dr. siegel, always great to have you with us. >> great is you, shannon. >> shannon: is good initially and that they were able to walk to the planes themselves, we are told they are in much different condition then the way that otto warmbier unfortunately and died days later. what would you be most concerned about and getting a look at these folks? >> as you mentioned otto warmbier, he was actually i believe probably poisoned and he was given truth serum and overdosed. this is different. the conditions in north korean prisons according to human rights watch are horrendous in terms of malnutrition, no medication, forced labor, starvation, not enough water. we are talking about dehydration and malnutrition. obviously a lot of psychological problems, there will be post-traumatic stress. two of these three prisoners by the way are very devout. one is a pastor. kim dong chul is a pastor in the church. kim hak song is a christian m

doctors thought he would never walk again after being paralyzed on the football field but this college grad is defined the odds to get his diploma. "fox and friends first" starts now. >> coming gone in new york city, wherever you are, thank you for joining us on tuesday morning. let's get to our top story, a fox news alert, a massive manhunt intensifying after a police officer is killed in the line of duty. baltimore police looking for several suspects considered armed and dangerous. the female officer responded to a burglary when witnesses reported hearing a pop and watching her get run over by a jeep, and released body camera will hopefully determine how she died. this marks the 26th officer killed on the job this year. >> something we have never seen before, police officers assaulted, a number of officers who died in the line of duty is of this year, this is a bad time for united states law enforcement. heather: it would have been four years on the force in july. and suspected killers widening three states as investigators try to determine if there was any help breaking out of jail. it took 10 minutes for 3 inmates, with the detent

tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ♪ otezla. show more of you. >> foxs alert. president trump is in route to dallas to address the nra convention. his returns to the gathering comes after recent gun massacres have moved the gun debate front and center. last year president trump's visit to the nra was like a hero's homecoming. this time things could be different as turnout from pro gun voters could offset what republicans fear could be a disaster at the polls in november. what do you think about that? >> i think -- i think democrats run a risk in trying to embrace gun control efforts too much. i think this issue, people tend to couch it incorrectly it's not an left issue right. it's a regional issue. you can go back to 2013 where you had 16 democrats that voted against an assault weapons ban. nine are still in the senate. you won't hear about gun control efforts from these democrats that we mentioned before running in states that president trump won by double digits. so i think it's wrong. i don'ts think it's positive for democrats to embrace. >> we hear

tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ♪ otezla. show more of you. >> foxort now in today's headlines. a man hunt underway, someone shot an atf agent in the head this morning during an undercover operation, they say the agent is in stable condition and expect him to make a full recovery. in utah, a man facing drug charges runs out of a courtroom and jumped over a balcony. security camera captured the moment. the man threw himself from a second floor. it happened in spanish fork, south of salt lake city. a spokesman says the man broke his leg and pelvis and structured his skull. meantime, camera on school bus reported another bizarre situation. video shows a man getting out of his car and climbing to the hood of the bus. this happened in massachusetts outside of boston. media reports no kids were on board and police are investigating. the news continues with shep right after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him

be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. pete: we are back with a foxt. israel defending from march tars. retaliating with airstrikes. brian: love that iron dome. mike tobin at kindergarten where a march tar hit. were they in school. >> not in school. it was a short time before the kids showed up with their parents before when the mortars started hitting here. the israeli response has already begun. you heard a lot of exmolestations go out. that is the beginning into their operations into the gaza strip. palestinian media is reporting there have been strikes around the gaza city area. we saw a plume of smoke. the idf confirming that's the start of their operations. urging people around these border towns to continue their normal activities as if nothing was going on be ready for more loud explosions. can i show you shrapnel from the mortar that hit here at this kindergarten april of these short time before parents and kids showed up. show you some of the impact. as we look over here at a pipe pierced by a piece of shrapnel. the building itself. sad to s

tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ♪ otezla. show more of you. julie: foxert, officials in hawaii say the big island is still feeling aftershocks and its national park will remain closed until further notice after a volcano spewed lava and dangerous gas. the magnitude 6.9 earthquake was the state's largest in four decades. evacuations meantime underway. and more ordered. but some residents say they plan to stick it out. >> i didn't go to work today. you know, i basically am home today because i feel like as long as i'm in my house, my house is safe. >> if this opens up, i will leave, but other than that, unless they force me to leave, yeah, i ain't planning to leave. whatever happens happens, that's it. deal with it as it comes. julie: william la jeunesse is live on the big island. still aftershocks, wow. >> yeah, you know, the experts at the volcano center here in hawaii are predicting things to get worse before they get better. more eruptions and more earthquakes. now, i want to show you something real quickly. you know, most people think that a volcano o

doctor and say yesss! linzess. ♪ >> juan: oh, boy, are we on the verge of another conservative comeback? "last man standing" headed back to tv. foxng the series, second highest rated comedy on abc before was canceled after a six season run. a fox tv executive says that the success of rosanne's reboot has emboldened them to bring tim allen back. another fox executive says the show wasn't canceled because of the politics. in any case, here is a sneak peek at the reboot. >> the best day ever. >> what have you been doing? >> honey, only ask questions you really want answers to. do you think i am too affectionate? >> yes. that is the beef everybody has with you. >> there is only one book you have to follow word for word. >> the bible. >> the federal tax code. >> juan: he has been a trump supporter all along, and now he's coming back. in light of what happened with roseanne, an astounding success. what do you say? >> greg: i don't remember his show being conservative politically. i think that's what the show is here, conservative because it's not so annoyingly liberal. hollywood is so far left, this being normal, which is what that sho

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doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> bill: 10:00 here in new york city. fox news alert now.gh talk from north korea. this as a historic summit between the president, kim jong-un is looming. pyongyang accusing the u.s. of claiming that pressure brought to the regime is the reason why they came to the negotiating table. it is warning that very suggestion could risk bringing tensions on the peninsula back to square one. you got that? i'm bill hemmer. julie, nice to see you. last hour went smoking by. >> julie: ready for hour two? i'm julie banderas. sandra smith is off. the defiant tone casting a shadow on the shadow of goodwill and any negotiations with the north will not be easy. president trump staying optimistic. >> president trump: we're doing very well on north korea. we'll see what happens. we have the location all done. we have the time and place. others from the administration were saying that will be the toughest problem and certainly it is a problem. there are many problems and we'll get them solved. >> julie: we have complete coverage this morning. republican senato

doctor about eliquis. >>> in our breaking news report tonight about what rudy giuliani had to say about the mueller investigation, sean hannity on foxrudy giuliani the big question. what would happen if the president is subpoenaed to testify? if the president refuses to agree to an interview with the special prosecutor, robert mueller, has told the president's lawyers that he might or could then subpoena the president. because of that, sean hannity asked that question tonight, what if the president is subpoenaed? and rudy giuliani gave this answer. >> if they issue a subpoena, that will be -- that will be unprecedented in the sense that it's pretty clear that a president can't be subpoenaed to a criminal proceeding about him. now, why is that? and fortunately -- or maybe unfortunately, we have the real-life circumstance going on that the founding fathers thought about which is a president cannot be distracted by a criminal investigation. you can always prosecute him after. they can get him when he leaves the white house. you can always prosecute him after. but we -- i could not -- if mueller said to me tomorrow, bring him in two hou

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fox news medical correspondent as well. dr. siegel, you know, i was struck at that news conference how calm the doctors are, especially when you are working at a trauma center. this is what you have to be ready to do on a daily basis. >> university of texas medical branch in galveston, 20, 25 miles away and reportedly received the victims. they're level one. extensive injuries, burns, they're highly regarded and on call 24/7 surgeon in house. we're dealing with shotgun wounds. the pellets can cause a lot of devastation inside the body with blood vessels and bone and nerve and the spray from a shotgun is particularly problematic. we haven't been talking about shotguns if previous shootings recently and depending on how close somebody is to that shotgun, a lot of damage can be done. >> jon: shotguns at close range can be extremely devastating but i suppose at slightly longer distances you will see less of the horrific injuries that you might see with a rifle, for instance. >> very good point, jon. the aim on a shotgun isn't the same and the spray is larger. so if it is at a greater distance you'll see more superficial wounds. wi