faulk faulk faulk >> fire and fury, one of those nights.ire and fury part two president trump now doubles down on his war of words with north korea, a and he's not minutes g words. >> as you can see from the run dot, the hottest story here at 6:30. just remember, tweet us what's on your minds, as women. check out the tweet, he sent out this morning, the president. military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded. should north korea act unwisely, hopefully kim jong un will finds another path. tonight all eyes are turning to china now, because it has been seen as a key player in all of this. able to lean on north korea. but it is also clear that china has its limits. there are also now signs the country will back north korea, if the us initiates an attack. so a lot of movg still. >> let's bring in jamil, from the senate foreign relations committee, george mason school of law, jamil, how are you? >> good, jim, how are you. >> two nights, we had you on the 11:30, but things keep rapidly changing when north korea your take away from

this is for central faulk here. northwestern prince william county. both of these in northern virginia. this tornado warning was issued at 6:02. we got on the air as soon as we found out this tornado warning was issued. this storm is moving very slowly towards the east and i can see that the national weather service just shaved off a part of that tor they doe warning. that means they're updating this warning. let me bring up the latest bulletin from them and i want to fill you in on exactly what i'm seeing. this is minute by minute. they're saying at 6:14. so just about a minute 30 seconds ago, they're issuing a severe thunderstorm capable of producing tornado the plains. moving east at 15 miles an hour, which is what i've been saying all along. hazards not only the include the potential for tornado. again, guys, this is radar indicated rotation, not only are they saying, obviously, that we're worried about the potential for tornado, but potential for debris. the winds around the tornado that could pick up the debris and send it flying. i want to rese

is area around faulk year county, stafford county, areas of southern and central west virginia. the high temperatures for today, 89 locally. mid-80's in pennsylvania. forecast across the northeast or the east. florida has been dealing with a lot of rain. locally, at 1:00 this afternoon, rock creek park, 89 is your high temperature. we will talk about the forecast for the next couple of days. julie: you will find we have lanes open if you are traveling the top side of the beltway. no problems to report along that stretch. we have troubles on long beach drive. it is blocked off between -- and tilden street. on scene.photographer it is blocking a portion of beach drives. off inins closed use the 16th or connecticut avenue as your workaround. we have problems with the signals on the flash near branch avenue. 95 in virginia, a 21 minute commute for those leaving dale city. that is our traffic watch. we will update your ride on the top stretch of 495. a man shot in northeast. melissa is live with the warning from police. an active investigation taking place as we see police collecting

joined by jeffe o'brien, the co-head of the european practice at davis faulk.hank you for joining us. advice on some of the most high profile consumer deals this year, globally. whether we are talking about l'oreal selling bodyshop. what is driving the consolidation? do you see that continuing? i think that the bank consolidation drive continues with the fact that there are growth opportunities for high-quality brands. that is in the face of consumer spending that has remained relatively stable, without wage growth. what we are seeing is quality -- as consumers we have to divide that into two. there are significant retail footprints that are challenged. with the drive to increasing online shopping, we may see thos e challenges remain. we don't see a lot of volume, but there could be some interesting numbers that come out of that. we do think that with the macroeconomic factors, that provides a strong platform. we have to watch whether or not consumer spending starts to fall off more, in light of the fact that it appears to be financed by debt. reporter: you spo

faulk near. you'll notice the showers back around the i-81 corridor.line fizzled down over night tonight. that front actually pushes through. it might touch off a few showers until after that we're dry out. we're clear out and those humidity levels have dropped nicely. the morning commute tonight, have the umbrella, if you have to -- but the evening commute heading to the playground looking great. it's not only dry, but it's going to be nice and lower humidity levels. we're then look at thursday with high temperature of 81. low humidity. few clouds later in the day. maybe a few showers around later in the day. for most of us, 90% of us are going to be absolutely dry, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. and guys, look at the weekend, something to look forward to. low humidity and high temperatures around 80, doreen, both saturday and sunday. >> thank you, amelia. >>> it was a top google search after the eclipse. the temporary side effects of yesterday's light show and it can be days before we're learn of any lasting impact. >>> hundreds of cars caked

michael mike faulk tweeting thi this.er saying it's sad, but necessary to have to broadcast the president's achievements that way and that newscasters should do their job. i feel like want to go to you first on this, elizabeth. >> elizabeth: i'm wondering if they're going to use anonymous sources on this tv venture. i'm kidding. i think they could do without the background music, how do i feel about it? i tend to -- honestly, i think they shouldn't do this. i don't think it will work, i don't like its effective, i agree with jake tapper, i think it's an effective. >> sandra: the argument is that they will not be able to get their message out and that message is the strong economy, the robust stock market. the media just doesn't cover it. is it their own fault to not get the message? >> jessica: it's the fault of president trump to not be able to stay on message. to your point of anonymous sources and leaked documents, unfortunately, we'll see a lot of that happen. the president retweeted that report that nikki haley would

the president faulk way today, does that reflect the president himself deciding on his won't the cameras in the room, this is what i'm going to do? i'm going to sound tough, do a dirty harry routine some or is this strategic on the part of entire administration? is there some sort of strategic thinking mere this will buttress tillerson here in the negotiations? is there coordination in the administration? or is this a president throughout on his own? how do you interpret it? >> i think those people who have been hoping there would be some sort of strategic thought coming out of this administration have been disappointed time and time again. on this north korean policy we're all over the map. the secretary of state himself has said, there will be no negotiations until, he said there's no conditions. the president, the secretary of defense, the u.n. ambassador have all been out of will sync. it makes you wonder what they use it for if they're not going to coordinate policy. i have no doubt this was off the top of the president's head. he felt this is role he needs to play but it is clear h

. >> jon: continuing live fox news coverage on this breaking coverage with harris faulk necessary on america's news headquarters. ♪ >> harris: thanks a lot, jon. here is the fox news alert for this hour. north korea has reportedly produced a miniaturized nuclear war head that can fit inside its missiles. "the washington post is reporting u.s. intelligence officials admit it brings kim jong un one step closer to becoming a full-fledged nuclear power. this comes as rex tillerson is in asia pressing for more help in dealing with the rogue regime. meanwhile ambassador nikki haley praised russia and china at the u.n. for their help. >> i think that with china we basically said enough talk. we're done. and you have the ability to control 90% of their trade and you can't make excuses anymore. to their credit, they stepped up. we did some heavy negotiations. we got them there. russia, i think they wanted to delay it initially. i don't think that's what they wanted but we got them there and as long as they were there, that's what matters. >> harris: as the hard facts come in, let's go to seni

. >> jon: continuing live fox news coverage on this breaking coverage with harris faulk necessary on america's news headquarters. ♪ >> harris: thanks a lot, jon. here is the fox news alert for this hour. north korea has reportedly produced a miniaturized nuclear war head that can fit inside its missiles. "the washington post is reporting u.s. intelligence officials admit it brings kim jong un one step closer to becoming a full-fledged nuclear power. this comes as rex tillerson is in asia pressing for more help in dealing with the rogue regime. meanwhile ambassador nikki haley praised russia and china at the u.n. for their help. >> i think that with china we basically said enough talk. we're done. and you have the ability to control 90% of their trade and you can't

so, there are several that i faulk abo talking about in the book. talk about three aspects. the clavery of -- first, i want to focus on the collapse of slavery. so, slavery collapses in the south. at a different pace and different ways across space and time. it collapses on different timelines in different places. so, we see this in the state of south carolina. i'm going to go back to the map quickly. so, in the low country part of south carolina, slivery was already destabilized by the time that these escaped yankees are pouring out of these open fields. low country, south carolina, it was close to those union lines on hilton head and close to the gun boats patrolling the coast and sometimes coming oplittle bit up the rivers in south carolina. so, you had a lot of mail slav s s who had run away. female slaves slowing down work and defined mistresses and you had a lot of theft, a lot of disorganization of slavery in the low country. and in the up country, in the hill country of south carolina, slavery was much more stable in the fall of 1864. it wasn't disrupted in the same