. >> harris: emac, what about the idea that the conqueror missed men is saying there. >> elizabeth: and mike baker was saying before and fox business that it got a 15-0 vote under president obama, he would have gotten another nobel peace prize. with russia and china on board with this, it's really striking. president trump inherited a mess, it was kick the can down the road would have the president's policies to north korea and now there's not much road left. the issue, had he got china to step up, china doesn't like that antimissile symptom to make that's a way to get china on board. >> harris: it's more than just a statement that came out criticizing north korea, telling them to step back. you're saying china has to do even more. >> elizabeth: yes, and to knock off a third of north korea's exports, a billion dollars worth is a big deal. next step would be to go after oil. oil imports into north korea. >> harris: interesting. jessica? >> jessica: i agree with what's been said here. nikki haley and president trump are the real rock stars of this. it's amazing what she's done there. >> h

emac, thank you very much. liz: sure. united nations security council passing a resolution imposing new sanctions on north korea for its continued mess sill testing and violation of u.n. resolution. they do it all the time. come in colonel ralph peters. ralph, i'm surprised there are any sanctions left we can impose? >> there is very good news. that the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to impose tougher sanctions on north korea. the bad news it wouldn't make any difference whatsoever. china has mastered the art showing us enough leg to keep us from imposing any kind of economic sanctions on them. you know, china literally gets away with trade murder because they keep dangling this possibility of help with north korea. now, china on this 15-0 vote, that sounds great but we didn't get the sanctions we wanted. we wanted tougher sanctions but for china to come on board they watered them down. there are two reasons for it. one is the macro reason. china regards north korea as a critically valuable ally in peace and war. the se

watch out for killer robots, emac. from 116 experts from 20 counties joining a guy from alphabet as well. should add them to list of banned chemical weapons and banned armament. it can happen on scale, faster than humans comprehend, killer robots. not just drones, machine guns and tanks as well. they could be hacked and terrorists used on innocent populations. >> sure. liz: it is a pandora's box, they're calling killer robots. ashley: what can the u.n. do? liz: put them on the banned list of chemical weapons and certain form of lasers. i hear what you're saying. >> my sent schism is palpable. i hear what you're saying. not being crazy or nutty bit. talking about a reasonable threat. >> reasonable concerns. ashley: yes. moving on, i'm being told. now the first total solar eclipse in 38 years happening over north america today. joining us now, michael gillen, author of the book, the null prophecy. when i see the word prophecy, should we be worried? >> shouldn't worry about the solar eclipse, it will be speck tackla. one

there's something called emac, emergency management system compact. the state is calling on rescue teams from all 50 states. there are teams coming in from all over the country. whether it's helicopters, swift water rescue. all of this is emergency management at work. it's a partnership. >> i want to make one comment on the rescue too and comment i want to add, i talked to senator cruz yesterday. one of the challenges there's safety also. lot of the rescue could not start yesterday morning. just for the person. even now, air rescue is barely operationally safe. >> unlike katrina, which path cleared and we had flight condition we're still operating in the midst of a tropical storm. flight crews and we've got multiple flight crews. we have thrown every coast guard asset available at this response. there are conditions where it's just not safe to fly. we've also brought in over 27 fast response teams to deal with the situation. integrate that with the local responders, this is coordinated response as well. the good news is, thousands of lives are being s

emac today will be the last day. i think tomorrow will be better. it went back over the golf and picked up a little more steam. they are not done yet. it should make landfall again but not as a hurricane. another day of rain for them. we do have a cooler day for us today and tomorrow. after that, it looks really hot. low clouds and fog make a good good push today. is going to make a good search by 7:00. you can see it's right up there toward santa rosa. it looks like it's knocking on the door near windsor. also over the bay and toward american canyon. low clouds filling in on much of the san mateo in santa cruz coast. there is a decent delta breeze. 50s, 60s between half moon bay and brentwood. upper 50s and lower 60s on the peninsula. low 60s by union city and fremont. today and tomorrow look to be cooler. some clouds along the crest and spine of the sierra. 60s through 90s for the temperatures. >>> we had an issue on the bay bridge that is now gone. >> they opened up the lanes. they were apparently filming a movie but now the lanes are open. they

there's something called emac, the emergency management system compact with the state is also calling upon search and rescue swiftwater rescue teams from all 50 states. there are teams coming in from all over the country, whether it's shown at helicopters, swiftwater rescue, all of this is emergency management at work. again it's a partnership. >> i just want to make one comment on the rescue and the commandant i want to add comply tonja senator cruz yesterday. one of the challenges is that it has to be safety, save for the risk officials also. and so a lot of the rescue could not start until yesterday morning, just for the persons and even now, and rescue is. operationally safe. ,.com do you want to add anything? >> unlike katrina which was half clear and whiplik with like conn were still operating in the midst of a tropical storm. our flight crews and we have multiple, multiple flight crews. we have thrown every coast guard asset available at this response. but their condition wha where is just not safe to fly. we've also brought in over 27 fast response teams to do with the situati

you know from emacs what i've witnessed. over fifteen oh. baby boatman is fifty one and what's what's amazing to me in my observation is this slow erosion of tolerance is what i call it. and really the interpretation of tolerance because in my perception the live room movement in america is looking to take the constitution and ethics and. moral ethics in you know tolerance and a lot of what is that in the iliad will write that i have to. be one of the members of we the people. is that now the most dangerous aspect of all of this is now free speech tolerance always is not only can you not disagree with the progressive movement but you can't say that you do and in fact what they're hoping for relative to all of this she seems that they are pursuing is that not only that you. approve of it but that you agree with them as well that you must agree with these perceptions. of these changes to the landscape and the tradition and the foundation of what has built this country and that's the people so i'm excited that great american pilgrimage is going

. >> according to the national institute of the emac drug abuse, more than 80% of heroine abuses started with prescription opioids. this program hopes to encourage doctors to write fewer opioid prescriptions, treating without narcotics and getting patients on therapy. some patients are skeptical and offered alternatives to opioid, many of which are just as powerful without the narcotic and are applied directly to the pain point. >> we have some hospitals where patients have written back in already and said they are happy, thank you so much. >> notably, this program uses no government money. >> rick: thank you very much. >> molly: crews responding to the scene of a carnival ride gone terribly wrong, where this wasn't how long it took rescuers to get those passengers down. plus, why some democrats aren't exactly embracing the parties new platform and what it could mean for 2018 and beyond. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking ty

>> well, i really can't answer that yet, emac. i can tell you this that the impaneling of a grand jury in a case like this, what happened at the earliest of stages, it basically means that the investigators, the fbi agents have found something, and they have found it by voluntary means, that is someone has either spoken to them voluntarily or surrendered documents or other tangible things voluntarily, and the totality of what they have leads them to believe that they need more, and in order to get more, they need a tool from the grand jury which is called a subpoena. the fbi can't issue its own subpoenas, only a grand jury can, so they are probably asking the grand jury to subpoena documents or tangible things like e-mails, and because the people from whom they asked for the e-mails voluntarily declined to surrender them. liz: so you know, robert mueller, has been accused of having his own conflicts of interest, hiring individuals who work for both president obama and hillary clinton, and the clinton foundation, rather. a justice

the dell of emac development means that north korea is even closer to becoming a true nuclear power. the u.s. finding last month that kim jong-un controls up to 60 nuclear weapons and that north korea is getting closer to building a ballistic missile that could strike cities on the u.s. mainland. if this turns out to be true, north korea is a lot further along than researchers had once thought. we are going to bring you more on this as it becomes available. this is a huge deal because even in just the last few hours, people have been saying what they are missing is that miniaturized warhead to go inside and now we are hearing this report they may have it. >> jon: you have to have a smaller weapon that is able to fit inside the nose cone. to be able to deliver it to. if they have in fact as "the washington post" is saying managed to successfully miniaturize a weapon, that is a game changer because it means that basically the united states is in potential danger and they don't necessarily even have to be all that accurate with a nuclear weapon that would be triggered in the atmosphere

there's something called emac, emergency management assistance compact. calling on search and rescue teams from all 50 states. there are teams coming in from all over the country, whether it's helicopters, water rescues, it's a partnership. >> i just wanted to make one comment on the rescue, too. the commandant might want to add. i talked to senator cruz yesterday. one of the challenges with this storm is it has to be safe for the rescue officials, also. a lot of the less queue could not start until yesterday morning, just for the persons, and even now air rescue is barely operationally safe. commandant, if you want to add anything. >> unlike katrina which had passed clear and we have vfr flight conditions, we're still operating in the midst of a tropical storm. our flight crews, and we've got multiple, multiple flight crews. we have thrown every coast guard asset available at this response. but there are conditions where it's just not safe to fly. we've also brought in over 27 fast response teams to deal with the sick, but i understand great that with th

emac, sound like they're copying amazon. like they're going old school, going back to bricks and mortar, jack ma saying, even though we're big in the virtual world we still need to stay in the physical world. chinese people love to go out shopping. their shopping malls a million square feet. talk about china, try find car one of those. if i were there you would have my face on a milk carton in a hot minute. i would get lost. people like to go to the stores. pick up device, feel them, try on clothes. they ain't leaving bricks and mortar. you're laughing. stuart: i will tell our day, every day elizabeth macdonald prepare as zingers and there very, very good. liz: i didn't ad-lib that one. that was very nice of you. stuart: wonderful of me. alibaba 166, awfully close to the all-time high. check out the big board. we drop below 21 seven briefly, came up again. encouraging consumer confidence news at top of the hour. that stablized the market. but the big negative on wall street is still worries over the president's growth agenda

david: nan, as emac is saying, it does draw in, whenever you have violence seen acceptable by anybodyimportant to condemn it immediately when it happens, it immediately spawns all sorts of other violent creations, does it not? >> i think the president proved with this statement he hand be a big a man as his office demands. i think the statement that he made on saturday he probably felt quite sincerely covered what he needed to say. clearly he heard from many corners that he needed to say more. you know what? he came forward and said more. he made an very eloquent statement that said what needed to be said. violence, hatred, bigotry on all sides are deplorable and white supremacism is not part of the world that any of us should be involved in. certainly isn't not part of my world as your president. david: we have to button it at that thank you very much. markets are still rallying despite charlottesville, north korea, despite everything going on in the world. the markets are okay with it. we'll explain why coming up next. ♪ really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. i

there's something called emac, emergency assistance compact and the state is calling upon search andates, there are teams coming in from all over the country whether it's helicopters, swift water rescue all of this is emergency management at work. i just want to make one comment one of the challenges with the storm as it has to be safe with the rescue as well. just for the persons and even now the rescue is barely operational safe. >> unlike katrina that have passed clear. we have still been operating in the mist of a tropical storm. our flight crew is a multiple flight crews. we've thrown every coast guard asset available at this response. but there are conditions where it's just not safe to fly. we have also brought in over 27 fast response teams to deal with the situation but integrate that with the local responders so this is a cord needed response as well. the good news is thousands of lives are being saved. and we are not out of this by a long shot. half of your helicopters operationally are there can you take more. would you bring more. great support by custom and border prote

the immediate causes of the fire, was the cladding to brave the fire, was the cladding to brave the emaclast two, we were not sure about. the actions of the local authority crucially before the tragedy itself and also the response of the fire brigade, the local authority and social covered afterwards. at one point there was the suggestion that the public inquiry with not look at those two boys, would not like the broader scope so in a way, that is likely to reassure some of the campaigners and survivors of grenfell, but there are other aspects of it that might make them slightly worried as well. any response from any of the parties about the terms that we heard? response from any of the parties about the terms that we heard ?|j have come off the phone with a survivor and either have the chance to look at this, he did not want his name news, he said this is the first on the car to look, he did say he is broadly encourage that this is bigger than he is for, he said he would bend, spitting nails, in his words, if that part about examining the council's actions before the fire had not been i

emac. liz: just in time for the holidays, healthy comfort food from oprah in aisle four.prah is opening up a new line of food line of soups, four soups, four sides. here is the kicker, she is showing people how to eat comfort food nutritious. mashed potatoes mixed with cauliflower. parmesan, soups with white beans ashley is all over this one. ashley: i'm on it. liz: two years ago when oprah out a stake in weight watchers 43 million, now more than 290 million. she he knows what she is doing. she is speaking to the nutritious crowd. stuart: will her name added to craft heinz enhance kraft-heinz sales and stock price? that is the he question. ashley: she has the midas touch. stuart: look at that, weight watchers way up during the period oprah had a big stake in the company. liz: that's correct. stuart: president trump continues to criticize senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we first heard about the phone call where the president ripped him apparently, ripped him big-time we hear, comes this tweet this morning. quote can you believe mitch mcconnell who screamed repeal a

emac was talking about, this could be a gateway to regular cigarettes.year the fda. stuart: i thought currently two million teens smoke cigarettes which is a lot worse and cigarette is a way out of that. i would have thought a go at that one. ashley: you would think but no. stuart: very interesting story. >> i want to get back to the google engineer fired for writing a controversial memo on diversity. alley is from "the blaze." welcome back. the guy was fired whether he questioned biology was had something to do the poor representation of women in technology and critical of google for not allowing diversity of opinion. what is your take? he is fired. >> what we're seeing google and companies like google value superficial diversity when it comes to things like race, gender, even sexual orientation but they don't value diversity of opinion, diversity of politics or diversity of ideology. supposed to be leader not just in technology but productive under lex wall dialogue. they are showing they are openly hostile to any idea that brushes up against their pre

emac, i guess he is worried that machines take over. is that right?who said the same thing. you should be more afraid of robots, artificial intelligence than nuclear arms from north korea. he said it is a danger to humanity. watch this tweet. he said nobody likes being regulated but things that pose a danger to the public, cars, planes, food, drugs, is regulated. artificial intelligence should be regulated. that is what he is saying now. stuart: by whom and how? liz: he didn't suggest how or say whom either. stuart: once this is off and running how do you rein in it? ashley: good question. stuart: this is for you, ash. ashley: i love think, new school in new york city, says that the size of the seat in a classroom is a form of micro aggression. do it the respect it deserves. ashley: what respect. stuart: you're laughing. ashley: as you say the new school, new york city, very expensive private college. tuition is 65,700 a year, and they put out a guide entitled microaggression, why we'll not tolerate. you mentioned that example. suggesting all gender b

there is something called emac. emergency management action compact.whether it's chinook helicopters, swift water rescue. all of this is emergency management at work. again, it's a partnership. >> i just want to make one comment on the rescue, too and the comment i want to add, i think to senator cruz yesterday, one of the challenges with this storm is that it has to be safe for the rescue officials, also. and so a lot of the rescue could not start until yesterday morning, just for the person and even now air rescue is barely operationally safe. come dant, if you want to add anything? >> unlike katrina, which had passed clear and we had vfr flight. we are still operating in the midst of a tropical storm. we have multiple flight crews. we have thrown every coast guard asset available at this response. but there are conditions where it's just not safe to fly. we have also brought in over 27 fast response teams to deal with the situation. but integrate that with the local responders so this is a coordinated response as well. the good news is, thousands of