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rookie cam gallagher facing jerrell cotton. bases loaded. >> and to the left field corner, and gone! yes, cam! >> 9th career at-bat for gallagher when he belted the grand slam, first home run of his career as the royals beat the as 6-2. now muggy in miami, sleepy marlins fan. bad time to doze off because that's giancarlo stanton about to launch his 43rd home run. that leads the league and sets a new marlins record. set way back in 1996. 2-0 marlins. giants get the bats going in the 3rd. denard span, two out. ground ruled double to right center. span scores a couple batters later. giants take a brief lead then marcel ozuna, home run number 27 for ozuna. this one estimated at 450 feet. tack on a couple more for good measure as this fan dozes off. 8-3. marlins take care of the giants. >>> no secret the 49ers are trying to change the culture down in santa clara. new head coach, new general manager. that means trying new things like having jerry rice take part in practice. looking pretty good. and he wasn't just there to run routes.

gallagher was one of thelongest t tenured in history.rked for general managers and team presidents. gallagher died yesterday at the age of 8837 88. >>> two men are in the hospital after they were shot around 11:00 this morning in north philadelphia. it happened on north hutchinson street. both men were shot in the leg and are listed in critical condition. police do have a description of the shooter. >>> and there's a lot more ahead tonight at 6:00. mission accomplished. a new jersey 9-year-old's message to nasa heard loud and clear. you got to hear this story. it's a great one. erika? >>> clear skies for tonight and tomorrow. next week the rain does return. i'm tracking what's ahead in your most accurate forecast on the other side of the break. we'll see you then. ♪ >>> start of musikfest and you're now taking a live look. there's a ton of musical acts left on the stages in bethlehem. you can see the crowd there listening to one of the stages. plenty of people out there enjoying. chicago hits the main stage around 7:30 tonight. >>> and t

jim gallagher died friday. he was 88 years old. >>> a new jersey town is the center of the political world for a little while, anyway. president trump is spending his working vacation in community that is less than 90 minutes from philadelphia. ahead, what community members there are saying about their visit from the leader of the free world. >>> a city that was devastated by katrina now dealing with flooding again. this time, it wasn't a hurricane. we'll have an update from new orleans krystal. >>> and we're going to drop down to get into the shorecast after the break. i'll let you know what to expect for sunday and then the rough weather that returns on your monday. here's a live view looking down the parkway at the art museum. a nice, sunny picture to start your day. we're starting with our first aheard radar satellite view. no rain to track this morning. big difference from yesterday morning. that cold front came in, swept all the moisture out. it was a beautiful saturday. today is going to be very nice and

gallagher.n the city of la rambla. in the area known as las rambla ramblas. plowing through locals and tourists.. witnesses say that it jumped the curve and traveling up to 50 miles per hour began zigzagging prior to trying to maim andar kill as many people s possible. a viewer warning, the following video is disturbing.

thank you to trace gallagher.ll keep a eye on his live shot as he travels through as they go back and try to do one last move before night fall comes. we all remember when the levees broke katrina. 12 years later to the day that katrina made landfall in louisiana. so, you are looking at some of these reservoirs and the levees and they are hoping that they are going to hold but one of the phrases that was used today was that one reservoir, there it is. addicks has reached uncontrolled release level. their words "uncontrolled release is happening with regard to that reservoir with water levels. second live breach prompted the officials to send out a very scary text message this morning, twitter message rather get out now. all in red. we will show it to you in a moment. we are looking at potentially more disaster that reminds us of what happened when the levees broke in katrina. colonel paul owen is commander of the army corps of engineers southwest division, which includes the state of texas. >> colonel, good to hav

joining me, charlie hurt, and mike gallagher. great to have you both here.ith mitch mcconnell and high expectations. charlie? this is the president's fault. he actually expects congress and the senate to do something and to do so efficiently and productively and with some respect for the taxpayer, the citizen and time itself. charlie: last week there was something extraordinary that happened in the united states senate. that was a bill -- a bipartisan bill to basically block president trump from doing anything to stop the bob mueller investigation. what we have is more bipartisan support from republicans investigating donald trump than we have to keeping their promise to repeal and replace obamacare. that's an extraordinary thing to realize. they have not learned anything from donald trump. they are where they were when he entered the scene and they are going to pay a price for it. lou: thom tillis himself comes out as a republican sponsor of this legislation. i have got to say, i am going tonld as kind as i can. he's not particularly bright here. mike: i sp

connell: unbelievable, trace gallagher there.is how they get people out in beaumont and port arthur, we'll bring you those stories as our reporters bring them to us. this area, so flooded out, is really putting a ser serious den our ability to refine gasoline. that is part of the story we're following on fox business, we'll bring that you part of it, coming up next. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with bea

. >> gallagher a clinical psychologist at the you of pennsylvania say people typically put physical health ahead of emotional well-being she believes is just as important. >> people need time to recalibrate and refresh. it's very important for our mental helm we take time to slow down. >> i do believe that. >> agree. >> i try to be. and i can. >> everybody needs a chill day. i would not call it a lazy day but a chill day. >> that sounds better. >> we should renainl it chill day. >> chill day. >> 2018. >> i like chillaxin. >> gallagher says while it's important to slow your roll. too much r&r could have affects on our health. being inactive can be a sign of depression. >> get out there and don't kickback too often. >> i like my kickback time, >> i do too, chillaxin. >> rice farmers are fighting a new trend. people are trending to rice cauliflower as helmier substitute than carbs rice farmers say it's misleading it's not really rice. they're asking fda to redefine rice so not everyone can use the word. >> well, this week cbs3 summer fest is headed to charming city of new home. the town is no

. >> gallagher a clinical psychologist at the you of pennsylvania say people typically put physical health ahead of emotional well-being she believes is just as important. >> people need time to recalibrate and refresh. it's very important for our mental helm we take time to slow down. >> i do believe that. >> agree. >> i try to be. and i can. >> everybody needs a chill day. i would not call it a lazy day but a chill day. >> that sounds better. >> we should renainl it chill day. >> chill day. >> 2018. >> i like chillaxin. >> gallagher says while it's important to slow your roll. too much r&r could have affects on our health. being inactive can be a sign of depression. >> get out there and don't kickback too often. >> i like my kickback time, >> i do too, chillaxin. >> rice farmers are fighting a new trend. people are trending to rice cauliflower as helmier substitute than carbs rice farmers say it's misleading it's not really rice. they're asking fda to redefine rice so not everyone can use the word. >> well, this week cbs3 summer fest is headed to charming city of new home. the town is no

mike gallagher, same to you. great to be on the show with you. lou: good evening new warnings that north korea is closer than ever to becoming a full fledged nuclear power. u.s. officials concluded that moore, oklahomnorth korea. president trump today reacting to north kore north korean thre. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen, fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. lou: north koreans reacting to the president's remarks with threats again to launch a missile strike against u.s. pacific territory of guam according to south korean media, this is latest in what is the series of troubling revelations about kim jong-un's regime and its military capabilities. on july 4, north korea launched two-stage icbm that experts say could reach alaska. on july 25, u.s. officials warn north korea could develop a nuclear capable icbm next year, then on july 28, north korea tested a second icbm that could reach our west coast

trace gallagher is next. we will see you back here tomorrow night. next. ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert, terror hitting the streets of barcelona, spain, today. a truck into a -- 13 people have been confirmed dead so hard. many are gravely injured, the total of injured over 100 at this hour. at the spanish prime minister saying that the attack was both an active g how do you terrorism, isis has claimed credit, and one is a spanish ci, the other is from morocco. at this hour, the driver of the van remains added to you looming large. president trump condemning the attack saying that the u.s. will do whatever is necessary to help spain. the video taken captured some of the carnage. [inaudible screaming] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> tucker: liam sore was just a few feet away from the attack when it occurred pretty joins us now from spain. liam, where were you when this happened? >> i was in -- on the road just next to the rambler when -- and i was halfway down the rambler down

the trace gallagher out of the water as well. for the horses doing? >> they're coming in. we are being told for a 500 yards. were going to put a drone up in the air and see if we can follow them because the people that are out there telling us the image is pretty spectacular. what they're doing is i've got about a dozen horses and they have one person writing one of the horses and hold on to one of the other horses and believe it or not, it's 2017. they are hurting these horses with jet skis. the deal is there going to try to come around here. earlier they were saying the horses were having a tough time staying together so at some point in time because current was so fast, they were just when what the horses go and hope for the past. now they have vetoed that decision and decided they are going to keep all of these sources together and to the best of our knowledge, they just put another pontoon boat out here and the people that have been out there that you're going to see the horses come around the bend and they will pull them out right here. a little bit of context here.

trace gallagher has more. trace? >> not only do you have a stalemate that could last for weeks, look at the chess board. there's upcoming moves that could serve as flash points. in two weeks, the u.s. and south korea will have their joint exercises. these are military drills that in the past have infuriated north korea. kim jong-un believes they're preparations for an invasion. china has called on the u.s. and south korea to cancel the drills to lower the tension. on top of that, in the coming days, the general in charge of north korea's missiles is schedule to present kim jong-un a plan to simultaneously launch four missiles towards guam. experts say missiles landing anywhere near guam would be an act of war. today the governor of guam said there's some concern among the public living on the idea, but no panic. the governor dismissed the threats saying they come from a position of fear. a short time ago, president trump made it clear he wasn't dismissing anything. watch. >> i read about where in guam by august 15th,

let's head to trace gallagher. he is in the helicopter performing some of those rescue missions above beaumont. >> it's a little loud. we apologize. we just took off and we are heading back out. those were watching earlier might have seen we brought this family aboard and we pulled them off their rooftop. it was absolutely stunning. mom, dad, son and daughter. we had to get the dog. they lost everything today. their house, and they lost everything but they have each other. we know they are going to be kept together and taken to a local shelter and they will be together, which is the most important thing. i want to stand over here because we are heading back in this area of beaumont. this is the waterway. this is supposed to have water. you can see the shrimp boats and you can see the fishing boats, the port of entry. as you sweep back over this area, across the river, and did neighborhood is being inundated. we were talking earlier that there's 170,000 people combined in beaumont and port arthur. no one near the 2.

trace gallagher is in houston to show us where the flooding their stance. we start with peter doocy in corpus christi on the president's visage. good evening. >> good evening, bret. the president left the white house for a fire house here in corpus christi where he told the men and women responsible for handling harvey's aftermath he has a history of them. >> we want to do it better than ever before. >> minutes after air force one touched down at an airport that was closed this weekend, the president told officials gathered at corpus christi firehouse number 5, he wants the relief effort to set a historical standard. >> we want to be looked at five years, ten years from now, that this is the way to do it. >> harvey was still hammering the houston area. he knows that what looks like a well-planned rescue and recovery effort still fail. >> we will congratulate each other when it's finished. >> the pentagon thinks the effort will go so long they announced today the possibility that 20,000 to 30,000 additional national guard troops could deploy. >> just like ou

rookie cam gallagher facing jerrell cotton with the bases loaded.gher's ninth at bat. >> and in the left field corner, and gone! yes, cam! >> not the as' call, but the call on fox kansas city. that was gallagher's first career home run and goes for a grand slam. gets rocked again. given up 24 runs in his last 25 and 2/3rds innings. royals beat the as 6-2. >>> giants facing one of the hottest hitters in the game in miami's giancarlo stanton. listen to this. he's homered 10 times in his last 11 games and a bad time to doze off with stanton coming to the plate. wake up for this. stanton facing todd blach and there it goes. new marlins team record. the fifth straight game with a homer for stanton. 2-0 marlins. bottom of the 2nd, giants play a little defense. buster posey is in position to make the play in foul territory but kelby tomlinson races in, calls him off, calls off the fan too and makes the nice catch. giants will get the bats going in the 3rd. denard span. the two-out ground rule double to right center. sandoval and tomlinson score. span score

gallagher. is this a special coverage. it was a scene of chaos and carnage on the city of la rambla. in the area known as las rambla ramblas. plowing through locals and tourists.. witnesses say that it jumped the curve and traveling up to 50 miles per hour began zigzagging prior to trying to maim andar kill as many people s possible. a viewer warning, the following video is disturbing. [unintelligible screaming] >> what happened? oh, god! what happened? [unintelligible screaming] >> trace: a horrific scene. the witnessing the van traveled 500 yards going after whoever was in front of it. at least 13 people are dead. more than 100 injured. isis has takenron responsibility for the attack. tonight police may have been involved in a second terror attack in a coastal town about 70 miles south of barcelona. let's go live out to barcelona where a reporter for a feature storyad news is standing by with more. jack, what do we know about the second terror attacks? >> yes, indeed. as you mention, and other

trace gallagher, thank you. so, what are the options here?tary action against north korea could lead to a catastrophic war. that's how defense secretary james mattis recently put it. we'll talk about president trump's options with political strategists from both sides of the aisle next. ♪ four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. bburning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...raised two rough and tumble boys... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal th

james gallagher, bbc news.t first the headlines. simon have sounded in japan as north korea fires missile over the country. president trump says all options are on the table —— sirens. floodwaters continue to rise in houston in texas where many thousands of people have already been forced from their homes by tropical storm harvey. a four—year—old boy has died after being found in a swimming pool at an activity centre in devon. i'm ben bland. in the business news... the uk's biggest firms will have to reveal how much more their chief executives are paid compared with the average worker. it's part of government plans to improve transparency around pay for top bosses and to give workers more power in the boardroom. 0pposition mps and trade unions say the plans don't got far enough. more than half of people who were mis—sold payment protection insurance, or ppi, may not have claimed compensation yet and there's now a final deadline to do so. the regulator is launching an advertising campaign to encourage people to

first, let's get to trace gallagher with more details for us. i want to update you, shep, on a story we brought you earlier about the american u.s. men's college basketball teams over in barcelona during this terror attack. we have now checked in and all of those teams, we're talking about the university of oregon, university of arizona, clemson and tulane. we have now gotten reports from all of those teams that their players and associates and coaches, everybody who was traveling with those teams is safe. this was important because they were all staying in hotels very near las ramblas. and their tournament was being played in that vicinity and there was actually a video sent out earlier this morning around the time of the attack. we can't verify that showing some the university oregon players actually visiting different tourist destinations. there was concern about the safety of these americans. now we know they have all checked in. no injuries, no problems with any of those teams. we have also noted that clemson's basketball game tonight has b

back to trace gallagher live in the coast guard helicopter., it feels like the whole part of the world is underwater. >> it really does. when you talk about helicopter to helicopter, these guys are very concerned about the logistics. they've got an air control system watching out for these guys. at one point today, we looked over and we saw five different black hawk helicopters doing five different rescues in the very same neighborhood. these are big helicopters. you don't want them to close together. to have somebody kind of watching their back to make sure they are too close together so they can do the rescue without having to look around and worry about cross traffic. they have dropped this basket down. they are leaning over the edge over there, and i'm not sure how close we can get but they are trying to get shots. we don't want to get in their way. they have dropped the basket down. they are clearly looking for somebody. this was that person gets in, they will hoist that person up. as a rule, the people who are taken up in the basket are

trish: tough, thank you, trace gallagher. a lot of trauma people deal with this, and coming weeks, coming months they will be difficult, the response to tropical storm harvey, not only thing president trump is dealing with today, national left wing media still pursuing its russia witch hunt with news reports that trump business associate, communicated can moscow about a proposed construction project. john roberts has our report. reporter: project launched in september of 2015 was a 3ming -- gleams hotel, that would dominate moscow see line, at center of proposal trump organization attorney michael koen, and deal broker who would act as liaison, november third, 2015, they sent an e-mail to koen, saying it would be a boone to then candidate donald trump, saying our boy could become president of the united states, and we can engineer it, i will get all of put up a team -- putin's team on buy in on this yesterday, cohen laid out time table saying by late january 16 it became apparent that it was not feasible and should not be pur

mike gallagher, same to you.at to be on the show with you. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. train to breaking news this morning. fire and fury. president trump lashing out at north korea as kim jong un threatens a missile strike on guam. confirming the country is now officially a nuclear power. lauren: after snapping a nine-game record winning streak for the dow jones industrial average. features lower across the board. dow futures down 21, not back down 28. cheryl: stocks under pressure in the korea.

in wood lands -- in the woodlands, texas, trace gallagher, fox news. hi. >> deploying federal resources, as fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts reports, aim to show administration is engaged and responding to challenge of this natural diswasser. >disaster. reporter: the true scope of this disaster, have yet to be assessed. but this afternoon, in his first on camera response to it, president trump appeared confident with how it is going so far. >> a great honor to have you. reporter: appearing in oval office with finland president, sauli niinisto, president trump acknowledging hardship that texans are enduring and praised government response to the disaster. >> the coordination between all different services has been going very well. great respect for the governor. reporter: trump will get a first hand look at rescue and recovery effort when he and first lady travel to texas tomorrow. houston, where first responders are stretched is not on the itinerary. single most important thing is safety and security of those still in harm's way. i

trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the largest rainstorm in the history of the united states has killed 31. we're told the morgue is full and rescue crews have began the door-to-door search for any survivors. also today in the city of beaumont, which is about 80 miles northwest of us, or northeast of us, some saw the worst of the storm this week. reports is they lost an entire water supply. we're talking about 120,000 people that live there. the feds say a chemical plant outside houston burning today. officials in crosby, texas ordering a mandatory evacuation for people within a 1.5 mile radius of the plant. the plant lost its ability to safely store the chemicals when the flooding knocked out the power supply. in turn, that knocked out the refrigeration system. the epa reports that there right now is no immediate danger to public health. in downtown houston, people have been sending boats in the area trying to get their valuables out. in port arthur, texas, police say shelters are desperate need of food and clothing a

trace gallagher is in the houston area. what do you have for us, trace?ter: it's still raining here at lake houston. we were doing live shots there so the water is clearly still coming up. if you see where the truck is, the lights on, that's where they started this rescue mission. one neighborhood over. every single house has water up to the second story. so far today the rescue number is above 400. there are still boats going out but they are getting fewer and far between. some are saying they don't want to leave their house. they are betting the water won't get any higher. but the authorities are telling them, if you see a boat that comes by your house you need to get on it because there might not be another one. we spent the majority of the day watching people walk through the water with their suitcases above their heads. they put all their best belongings, their valuables on the higher floors, and then they grabbed their pets and whatever they could and they got out. we talked for a long time about this crew trying to get a dozen horses out. they got

mike gallagher, same to you. great to be on the show with you.that north korea is closer than ever to becoming a full fledged nuclear power. u.s. officials concluded that moore, oklahomnorth korea. president trump today reacting to north kore north korean thre. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be

the former english premier league referee dermot gallagher says overturning the ban would send out the i think the message you have to send out is that it is unacceptable to push a match official. we all want to communicate with players and build bridges and harmony but they're still has to be a little distance of authority. a little bit like if i go out walking i cannot push a policeman. it is unacceptable. i felt a little push a policeman. it is unacceptable. ifelt a little bit sorry for another being sent off, it was a bit unlucky. the second one, i am not sure whether if a player hits the ground in the penalty area it is either a penalty or a dive. the reason is that option and that is to do nothing and in that situation, if the referee had done nothing i do not think anybody would have complained. that said, once he has taken that course of action, he sent him off, there is nothing to excuse what ronaldo did. i can understand the ban but i would not understand if the ban was overturned because the message that would send out is that it the message that would send out is thatitis t

trace gallagher is next. we will see you back here tomorrow night. >> good evening, and trace gallagher in los angeles. a special live coverage of barcelona, spain, a scene of carnage on the la rambla avenue in the area known as russell loss from us. witnesses say that the van jumped the curb and traveling up to 50 miles per hour began zigzagging early meg zigzagging. trying to maim and kill as many people as possible. a viewer warning, the following video is disturbing. [unintelligible screams] >> oh, my god! >> what happened? oh, god! what happened? [unintelligible screams] >> just a horrific scene, the witnessing that the van traveled more than 500 yards going after whoever was in front of it. at least 13 people are dead, more than 100 injured, isis has taken responsibility for the attack. tonight police may have been involved in a second terror attack in a coastal town about 70 miles south of barcelona. let's go live to barcelona where jack paradox, a feature story's new journalist is standing by. what do

more updates from trace gallagher next. and debby wasserman schultz was deemed a threat to american national security. yet apparently still has a secret mail address getting into the house of representatives computer network. an unbelievable story. an unbelievable story. mark steyn has more. for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a fox news alert for you. flood waters starting to recede finally after days in houston. thousands of texans still need rescuing. many residents of a flooded nursing home were brought to safety. for more on the situation, we go to trace gallagher. who is it like, trace? >> i'll tell you, tucker, it's receding here in houston. go to beaumont, port arthur,

the former english premier league referee dermot gallagher says overturning the ban would send out the

trace gallagher outside houston. in houston, it could be worse without heroic rescue efforts. donia davis was evacuated by boat. she joins us by skype. can you tell us what happened? >> we were with a couple families, and watching the waters. thought we would get out in time to come to our house in west university. we were not told to evacuate. the house has not flooded in several years. we've had several rains that high. tried to get out with the street showing, the curb not covered. 20 minutes later when we left, the water was over the hood of my car from 10 yards out of the house. we pulled over, called our friends. they waded over to us, got the kids out of the car. we abandoned the car. we were at the house at 4:30 and water started pouring in the front door. we got the kids to the second level. stayed there. and waited for rescue. posted something on facebook for someone to send us a boat. luck would have it, we had some friends that came and rescued us by boat. >> tucker: amazing. >> that's where i met your reporter. five children and five adults and a dog that were res

for an update we are joined by trace gallagher. what's it like?> it's receding here but you go to beaumont and port arthur and the water is still rising. we just spent four and a half hours on a black hawk helicopter and we've been all over southeastern texas. the amount of flooding is absolutely stunning. there was a was a time betweenn and beaumont that we had a 70-mile stretch where it was nothing but water. it looked like lake after lake. in those areas we counted maybe six or seven neighborhoods thats weren't totally inundated meaning that if you are from port arthur or beaumont, you're either a victimmo or you knew somebody who was.we we were also a part of a very compelling rescue. i want to show you part of that. watch. they have dropped a basket down. they are clearly looking for somebody, and then as soon as that person gets in,. they will waste that person up. as a rule, people who are taken up in the basket are fairlyke immobile. here it is. here we go, the first rescue. it'sgo a child. and her mom. overve and over again, can you imagi

trace gallagher with the rest. trace?> there's a few other factors that played a part in the second presidential debate and they add more context to hillary clinton's contents about making her skin crawl. donald trump was accused of sexual assault by multiple women. he denied all of the accusations around turned around and brought three women to the debate that had accused former president bill clinton of sexual assault. hillary clinton said she regrets that she handled the moment of the debate badly. watch. >> you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he wasn't repeatedly invading your space? or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep, get away from me. i know you love to intimidate women, but you can't intimidate me. >> yeah, she says she kept her cool, but she admits that option b would have made for better television. shep? >> shepard: she talked about why she wrote the book. >> yeah, she ta

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diane gallagher is here with the details. diane, what are you learning? >> clarissa, this is about china and russia, but in reality, north korea. the treasury department in the past hour, announcing a new round of sanctions on chinese and russian entities. ten groups, six individuals who they believe could be assisting in some way north korea's nuclear missile program and the energy trade there. the treasury department, the secretary, steve mnuchin saying the individuals may be allowing them to access u.s. financial system or the exploration of workers. obviously, you are aware, over the past month or so, as it has rhetoric is ratcheted up, the united states admitted they need china if they are going to work through diplomacy here but they may have that on their side. the past month, earlier, the united nations security counsel voted unanimously, including russia and china to add additional sanctions on north korea. >> all right. an interesting update. diane gallagher, thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, the debate over confederate monuments has not

trace gallagher. >> it is interesting, despite the violence, that you do show that in charlottesvilleert e lee. other cities are pushing ahead with their plan to take down confederate statues and symbols. for example, the mayors of baltimore and lexington, kentucky say you are determined than ever to remove controversial city monuments. they are even new initiatives to remove symbols and statues in places like jacksonville, florida, and memphis, tennessee. the governor of tennessee is urging state lawmakers to read the state capital of the bossed of boris, a confederate soldier. in gainesville, florida, a monument to paul and soldiers in the civil war was brought down after 113 years. here is a resident >> i am a proud southerner, i think southern peeper need a symbol. however, i am a proud american, i think confederacy is not that. i'm not sure if you know. the debate rages on whether the monuments represent hate or heritage, is important to note that there is more than 1500 symbols of confederacy in the u.s., mostly in the south come up but almost a hundred public schools named afte