all right, gillian? >> gillian: buy.my whole life. >> greg: probably for other people, too. you annoy the heck out of them. >> jesse: i could easily give up television. i would still have to watch the five. >> kimberly: have to watch himself. >> gillian: how could you watch the five? >> jesse: i dvr it. sorry. >> greg: i love himself catching himself. wait this is the industry i'm in. all right, give up tv. >> gillian: but you shouldn't. >> greg: jessica? >> jessica: i think my ipad which i don't love admittedly but i'm trying to like more so i feel like it would still be a loss. >> greg: kimberly? >> kimberly: ipad, computer, i would definitely not want to give up my phone. nope. >> greg: i would give up my abacus. >> jessica: electronic abacus? but not your disk man. >> kimberly: because is he beautiful mind. >> greg: marlena e. this is also a very good question. if you could be a newscaster in any era, which era would it be? jesse? >> jesse: i'm going to go with today. is that an option? either today or the 1970s. anc

this is damaging, as gillian said.eople in the republican establishment who see the broader picture and say you might have a grievance against the media. you might have a grievance against the liberals but this is damaging to the g.o.p. >> greg: i've got to go to the larger point that's bigger than what's happening with moore or franken. the media has yet to discern differences in scale and the court of public opinion. this is now officially allegation nation. we lack the deliberate body to assess matters. it's going to come and hurt everybody unless we learn to find a process that says when an allegation happens, instead of it being followed by media hysteria, that there some kind of deliberate way of assessing it. what you are seeing with franken is at least the beginning of something because you saw -- she came out with it. he responds. she accepts it. i don't know where it goes from there but at least it is something, seems like progress. i don't know. >> juan: it's a big difference between that and messing with a

>> guy: fighting isis. >> gillian: not entirely.hey're fighting isis -- north koreans fight isis in syria but we also know from intelligence gathering and the military that that is not true. my point just being it's a nice talking point to say we need to get along with russia and that's important, yes, but that is an alternate universe. we're also on opposite -- >> i want to make something clear. we are on opposite sides of the civil war in syria as russia. they are backing the assad regime, we are backing the rebels. how do you sit down and have a friendly conversation approximate that? >> lisa: a question for you, gillian as a follow-up, look at the something like north korea, we know that russia has stepped in a little bit where china has previously been with north korea but don't you have to have some relationship to put pressure on both russia and china in dealing with the north korea issue? >> gillian: the north korea issue i see as more complex than that. it's not as simple as we are on the same side and to some degree we are

it he broke his face the night before. >> gillian: i was going to say.stuff is? >> jesse: yeah, but it's worth a lot on ebay. >> greg: my podcast. he is a legendary writer. go to foxnewspodcast.com. i asked him how to become a better writer and editor. check it out. >> kimberly: all right, fantastic. titanic is back. you can watch it. after 20 years, it is coming back to the big screen. to celebrate the 20th anniversary, amc theaters nationwide will be playing a remastered, high -- hi-def version. >> gillian: blake shelton was nominated as people's sexiest man. "blake shelton is the sexiest divorced dad at this barbecue." some people got political. >> kimberly: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. bret, take it away. >> bret: late breaking news from alabama and new reaction from ivanka trump. this is a fox news alert fox news alert paradigm bret baier in washington. the president's daughter tells reporters about alabama's senate candidate roy moore. "there is a special place in hell for people who prey on children

she's been patient. >> gillian: they're making it up as they go along. >> gillian: i was going to say's the president's prerogative to do these questions or not do these questions. if he made the decision with his advance team, fine. however, is anyone really surprised that given the choice to take questions from the media or not, that president trump decided to decline? >> yeah. i am. >> harris: more access to the media in terms of these popup media availabilities. than any president in history. >> gillian: this is a different setting. overseas completely changes the process. >> harris: i'm not surprised it happens. to make it better, this administration will do what it has to do to form relationships. >> gillian: i think president trump and president xi's view of the media writ larger are not that much different. >> marie: i agree. >> dagen: this is their version of journalism. he's wearing a purple tie, therefore he's a devil worshiper. the battle over the dreamers who face deportation in march when a program expires, a massive protest on capitol hill sparks 15 arrests. democrats a

gillian, let's start with you.hat impact does it make to have her make that kind of statement to the u.n., what does it mean? >> gillian: it is a bone chilling statement that we are inching towards war when the adversary as a nuclear capable power. part of me hopes holds on to shred of hope that this is part of the strategy to push the regime to the negotiating table, that something the trump administration has talked a lot about in recent weeks, especially on the heels of the asia trip, president trump was talking about the fact that the europeans are putting a lot of pressure on him to enter into it -- to set up formal negotiations. asian allies are putting pressure on us to do that. part of me thinks that what she was doing here was making a final push and shove to get them to agree. i don't at all know that that's the case but part of me is looking at this as an outsider saying that could be the strategy here. >> melissa: we have two of the best experts to talk about this. let me ask you, marie. sanctions have

>> gillian: why can anyone answer that question?i believe was back in may of 2016 that he was announced that he was part of this. >> gillian: the russian thought he wasn't reached out to him. that's a fact. it's an fbi filing. you can shake your head but it's a fact. [all talking at once] >> gillian: that will answer a lot of the questions. >> harris: not enough to say he was a volunteer low level? >> kennedy: he said volunteer volunteer it's a huge distraction. we don't know yet. >> gillian: it's not that is not enough for me. is that the president said things to contradict that like when he cited to "the washington post" that he was a foreign policy advisor. and moeller needs to clarify. >> harris: that's how he put it. >> kennedy: let us make a shift. president trump taking aim at conclude clinton and her campaign and the democrats for funding that infamous dossier, incendiary allegations against him. watch. >> the dossier which is totally fake and made up, it's like a novel, that dossier is a disgrace and it should not have been

gillian: great news.been amazing to see this leader with 100% loyalty by the military since effectively 1987 they placed under house arrest by its close military advisers, extraordinary development. thanks for the latest. leland: still ahead, why china's hopeful they can scale back north korea's nuclear ambition. but can they? despite the pileup behind embattled candidate roy moore, he says he is not going to withdraw from the race. peter doocy on the ground on sunday in birmingham. >> hi, leland. all that anybody talks about in alabama. anywhere you go, moore is not going to leave the race and is trying to change the subject. i will tell you why coming out. why should your teeth be? invisalign clear aligners can shape your smile up to 50% faster. don't let anything slow you down. visit invisalign.com do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. cal

what do companies need to do to confront the issue of sexual harassment we have gillian tett of the financial times and cnbc contributor. kathryn tinsly of the georgetown university women's leadership institute and management professor at the business school and joanne lipman is editor-in-chief of "usa today"

men's coming up, it is a good time to be as gillian.hey scaled the heights of the world cup win, ending in disaster. as andy was reporting, six days until the men begin their ashes series at the end of the third day of theirfinal warm series at the end of the third day of their final warm up series at the end of the third day of theirfinal warm up match, a australian cricket 11. a flurry of late wickets will have worried the coaches. i guess the big question is, patrick, where are england at in their preparations ahead of the start of the ashes? the phoney war pa rt start of the ashes? the phoney war part of the ashes before the tests we re part of the ashes before the tests were maxed out. —— start. five wickets, very cheaply lost. jonny ba i rstow, wickets, very cheaply lost. jonny bairstow, marine algae. all gone fairly quickly. —— gaia pope. the spinners took three wickets. a mixed bag. —— moeen ali. two batsmen, plenty of doubts before the tour, scored runs at the right moment. mixed day. two good days. and perhaps the day we took

i don't normally disagree with my friend gillian, but i'm afraid this looks to be a big mistake to merecession yourself. people want to raise rates so when a recession comes you can cut rates. this looks like an enormous mistake. there is nothing in the data whatsoever to sustain it. it looks to me like the rate rise which was done in july 2007 that i actually voted against. it was returned a few months later and then we went into recession. i think this is a huge mistake. the reality is there is absolutely no data that says you should do it now. with the uncertainty over brexit, the uncertainty over the fiscal position of the government this looks like a big mistake. not only do you have sterling on the floor, the uncertainty of brexit, in the states you have a president who says he's going to cut taxes and simplify taxes would perhaps leads to more optimism but you don't necessarily have that coming out of philip hammond's briefcase. right. what you have in the us is talk about the huge fiscal cut, huge stimulus going into the economy which is pushing up, growth is double what it is

chris: gu illian, -- gillian foreign policy expert. >> well, the way i looked at the trip was it waseally a trip in two parts and the first part of the trip had emphasis on multilateralism and projecting strength and that's why the president chose to do his first stop at pacific command. that was a direct messaging campaign for kim jong un. the second part of the trip unfortunately -- it was all about the trump doctrine, america first, that goes to trade points but the specter hanging over that ended up being putin. the president had actually had a bilateral meeting with him at apec, it would have helped put a lot of this to bed. if he had had an hour with the president and was able to take him to task on meddling than asking him about 2016 general election, we might have something to enable us to move forward but unfortunately we didn't have the opportunity. it was a missed opportunity. chris: all right, thank you panel. see you next sunday. up next the power player to have week, a knew museum dedicated to the best-selling book of all time chris: there are more bibles in circulation

let's go to form white house security staffer, gillian turner is here, along with media reporter at "the hill," overconcha, and lawrence jones. welcome back. there were a lot of questions about russia. a lot of particulars. donald trump, jr. and the wikileaks text. the investigation on collusion. where did sessions lands on some of these questions. >> a quick note about the hearing overall it was interesting to see how apparent it was that he lacks friends in the house. jeff sessions was revered for having friends and great relationships on both sides of the aisle in the senate. but it does not extend to the house. kennedy: do you think that betrays an even great risk we have seen on healthcare? >> probably. they did not give him an easy ride. and that was true we when it came to russia, civil rights issues, the grilling jeff sessions was the bipartisan issue of the day. i don't think he came out well when it came to these russia questions because he couldn't. kennedy: when he was faced with questions about whether the president could pardon members of his own family. one democratic m

former national security council staffer gillian turner. gillian what is seeing here? is expressing at least more open today than he was a few weeks ago, to the idea of sitting down and having formal negotiations with the north korean regime. who else is at the able remains to be seen. prommably, some of our, allies, south korea and japan, presumably some of our european allies. by the way, neil, this kind of doing a deal with north korea some idea that the germany, uk, france, have been pestering the president in his ear about past couple months. i don't know if they're making headway or being around asian leaders is making headway, but clearly people are moving him in this direction. i think it's a good thing. neil: is it a ofpivot? not that it should matter one way or the other, but talking to people in the neighborhood, who are in the sphere of danger here would have more after urgent, immediate need to get this addressed without all the bellicose talk, what do you think? >> i view the whole asian tour he is undertaking now, five countries in 12 days as his kind of

gillian, begin with you, on the ceo saying, neil, there's sometimes things more important than salesiving day. >> yep. and that is marketing. i think this is absolutely the right branding choice. america is a little bit anti-corporate, anti-capitalist, especially among my len yals. millenials, not me. but i think it sends the right message they put their employees first, being responsible and ethical. that resonates with my generation. >> they've been doing it for a while. it's not like -- >> neil: i said that in the lead1. 1 years. >>. >> but they're not bandwagoning it. why is it always the other guy? why do you have to do that? [laughing] the disappointing thing, b.j. has samples for all of the food f you're spending -- >> costco they do that, too. >> that makes a good that. giving. >> neil: some of them are open on thanksgiving r they missing something by not being open? the ceo said no problem, weird e rather lose sales than subject our employees to thchlts i don't think they're missing out on a lot. a lot of people are home with their families. you have black friday, when peopl

bringing in a security expert in counter terrorist expert, jonathan gillian, a former appreciate agent with fbi, former navy seal and federal air marshall welcome back. >> great to be here. bill: let me ask you, in your opinion is this a recurring attack in a reoccurring threat or a one off hack. >> i think this is probably more a one off attack, it was a company that facilities on-line program for the schools. >> do these videos really work? by just seeing it, are we as americans less safe? >> i are not going to typically see a recruiting video recruit someone who is not a muslim it preaches more toward the is isis faith. bill: did it take them 3 hours to get this down or is the -- school add mai editors showed ut 6:00. >> that is whether something occurs in system that allowed them to put it up at that point, or, the people that did it, may not have been in this country, it may be daytime for them. >> thank you, jonathan. great to have your expertise and insight. bringing back our panel. two political strategist on oppositesid side of aisle, my gs here on a similar page with this, i

gillian turner worked at that white house national security council under two presidents.us tonight. director, how likely is it that this guy had some direct contact with foreign extremists? >> i think it's quite likely, but even if it wasn't direct, and it doesn't have to be, it can operate to the internet, through various types of media, through software, facebook, et cetera. there are lots of ways to communicate radicalism. i think the thing that we have to pay attention to is that wolves travel in packs and the lone wolf notion really needs to get put on the shelf and hauled off and used once in a blue moon. that's not what's going on, lone wolf after lone lone wolf. this is part of the islamic jihad. and i think ever more clearly s so. >> tucker: with broken the back of isis in some ways, they no longer have fast swabs of territory under their control, but you are hearing people say that maybe you were going to see if the metastasized around the world and an increase in attacks like this, is a possible? >> it artie has, for my perspective. it is true that just two wee

they also love bernie, and they don't understand that the two -- charles: real quick, gillian.g that happens when you're young and romanticize the world that you really don't know yet? >> yeah, i think it is. get out there and travel because that world comes at you fast. charles: and, of course, they can change history if enough of them keep voting. thank you both, very much appreciate it. tomorrow's the day we remember the heroes of our country. coming up, we're going to look into some of the ballots that our vets -- battles that our vets are still fighting today. yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. that's why feeling safe is priceless. with adt, you can feel safe with an adt starter kit professionally installe

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of maybe creating a witch hunt sort of environment, right >> absolutely. >> gillian >> i was going toi could not agree more i think it's very important right now, while we're celebrating the fact that women have the courage to come forward and this type of punishment is being needed out against people who should have been punished years ago. we have to make sure that companies have a due process we have to make sure that any institution has a due process. what worries me right now is that there is a danger of this snowballing and spiralling into a witch hunt and we also have to think about social media you said earlier, why is this happening now? i think it's partly the political climate, one reason why it's happening now the other is it's extraordinary power of social media to basically let women connect with other women who feel angry and create a snowball effect in some ways, that's good. but there is a danger if we don't have due process and the kind of training and the kind of corporate systems that catherine talking about in place >> you and i have been friends a long time, jill

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he said it is been run by frank gillian. he said he has taken evidence of the fraud to the consider prosecutor's office. >>> ers in newrsey canast theirr the garden state's next governor tuesday, november 7. guadagno and phil murphy are vying to replace chris christiem and "action news." >>> voters go to the polls for district attorney next tuesday. this weekend on inside story, matt o'donnell breaks down the issues facing the candidates including restoring dignity to the office and law enforestment enforestment -- enforcement and criminal justice reform at 10:30 a.m. after "action news." >>> city council has approved moving the sphach -- statue of former mayor frank rizzo. he was police commissioner and city mayor from 1972 to 1980. many associate him with racism and minority oppression. calls for the statue's remove grew over the summer with the statue egged and spray painted. >> i agree, it should stay in south philalphia. >> i don't think they should destroy it, but they should not have it in the center of thecit. >> the

gillian melchoir, and heather, it's been a long time. you are a legal eagle on this segment. what's going on here. are the rules so vague they left with us this mess? >> they are. you have two different statutes. i have a paper weight the clint gave me that says a good lawyer knows the law, a good lawyer know the judge. i do think that that judge is going to have a tough job deciding between one statute and another. charles: didn't the legal folks say the many mulvaney. you've should have the president appointing show wants for this administration's position. >> this is a symptom of a broader problem. this agency was constructed to be politically unaccountable. if you look at the abuse to what the office building costs and the fees it tried to impose. it's meant top be about consumer protection. the bureaucracy has run wild and no one can stop it. charles: a lot of debate is mick mulvaney's relationship with payday lenders. his criticism of the agency himself. and criticism that he may be looking out for the big banks. do you tbien that being a major concern? >> whether that

his opponent frank gillian denied the allegations. he said nobody would do anything illegal. >>> voters in new jersey can cast their vote for the new jersey governor tuesday, november 7. we'll have up to the minute results on 6abc.com and right here on "action news." >> in philadelphia, voters will vet for the next district attorney on tuesday. democrat larry krasner will face beth grossman. this weekend on inside story, matt o'donnell breaks down the issues facing the candidates including restore dignity to the da's office. you can catch that tomorrow morning on 6abc. >>> coming up next 6:08 a.m. a major recall involving a popular automaker. we'll have details on what you need to know. it's almost time to head home for the thanks holiday. amtrak is preparing for the big rush. >>> plus, parts of snow in the west while old man winter makes his appearance. >> reporter: yesterday we shot up to 37 degrees. 13 degrees above the seasonal averages of 60. now the numbers are dropping off a little bit. 47 in philadelphia and 30 in the far west

. ♪ >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, gillian turner and greg gutfeld 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." this is a fox news alert. you are looking live in alabama where the attorney for roy moore is expected to speak at any moment. moore has been embroiled in a scandal after five women have accused him of sexual misconduct. moore has remained defiant, refusing to drop out of the race. we are learning alabama's g.o.p. is meeting as we speak to

. >> bill: gillian turner former national security staffers forbarack obama and george w. bush and former member of the security council. good morning. john laid out a lot just there. what is the headline as we start to conclude this trip. >> to me the biggest takeaway from this trip is that the american president took the trump doctrine overseas to the continent of asia for the first time. that is the trump doctrine known as america first. >> bill: then america first by trade. america first with regard to north korea. that's how you size it up. >> if we want to go down into the weeds a little bit more to me the trip was really a trip in two parts, security was the first part and trade was the second part. when it comes to security the president made it clear that this was a show of multi-lateralism. this was a trip to really emphasize u.s. partnerships with strategic asian allies, south korea, japan. but when it comes to trade in china and then in the philippines he made the case we are going to go it alone. the united states is going to do america first and it is well re

. ♪ >> kimberly: i am kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, gillian turner, and greg new york city, and this is "the five." another bombshell sexual harassment allegation rocks capitol hill. this time a sitting senator is the accused. al franken, democrat from minnesota, has apologized after a woman came forward with accusations today. leeann tweeden, a news anchor in l.a., accuses the senator of harassing and groping her when they were on a uso tour together in 2006 before franken was a member of congress. she has some prof

here today, melissa francis, former national security staffer under presidents bush and obama, gillianuty was spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. in today's guest in the middle, david webb is "outnumbered" ." >> david: i like to hear you say melissa's name. >> harris: we've known each other for a while. it's fun. >> david: i love it, it's nice. by the way, i am going to give the

let's bring in gillian turner, former national security staffer to president george w.ush and barack obama and a fox news contributor. that was an awkward picture. >> the optics are a little dangerous and sort of toxic. any time you are in the fray with bashar al-assad. >> melissa: we were discussing this in the last hour, they want to stronghold in the region. they found a country where they can have a puppet government and let them run amok and back them in order to have their area. is there anything -- is there any sort of agreement ordeals we had for the u.s. to allow them to remain in the area but they have two get rid of this murderous, toxic dictator, is that a deal that can be had? >> not really, from my perspective. i think vladimir putin is being terribly disingenuous. the reason russia is in the country in the first place is because they are thinking about post-assad future. when he dies or gets assassinated or is removed from power or whatever -- whichever way he goes. what is russia's future in this country, in the middle east look like? they are trying to

. >> gillian: domestic policy, foreign policy. >> melissa: we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow, now here's harris. >> harris: all right, fox news alert, a major shake-up could be coming from the trump administration as we are learning more on "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. fox news has learned rex tillerson is expected to step down sometime in january. if that happens our sources tell us the most likely replacement would be cia director mike pompeo. the president could tap conservative ally, senator tom cotton of arkansas to take over the spy agency. president trump had this to say a short time ago when pressed by reporters about the reports of tillerson's departure. >> do you want rex tillerson on the job, mr. president? >> rex is here. >> harris: john roberts joins us live it from the north lawn, i've been reading through all of your helpful notes. this involves two possible scenarios going forward. >> there is possibly no scenario at all, there was a plan being developed, i tillerson has said he wants to stay a year. certainly the president has been critical of

gillian, are you nervous about this race in virginia? >> yes. i think northam will probably win.use generally wins in the gubernatorial race in virginia. the democrats will probably win in new jersey and i think for the mid-term elections democrats in the poll numbers are showing at least for congress that the public favors a democratic controlled congress rather than a republican one. so i think that's the good news for the democrats. the bad news for the democrats is the race in virginia is much closer than it should be. the candidate -- the democratic candidate has done a lackluster campaign and run against trump rather than being for something. i think the lesson for the democrats here is that even though we have a deeply unpopular president. the most unpopular president since doing polling. two out of three americans don't like the job he is doing. democrats can't just run against trump. they have to be for something. i think the lack of them being for something that's very clear and understandable in virginia means the race is closer than it out to be. >> jon: the real clea

. >> gillian: she is also my research assistant. she helps me prep for the show. >> kimberly: "special report" is next. >> bret: thanks, kimberly. olivia is no jasper but... busy news day in the nation's capital today. fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. we have several stories. senator al franken from minnesota under fire tonight, accused of harassing and groping a female media personality and today she is speaking out. a defiant republican roy moore is staying in the race for the alabama senate seat while president trump and his white house are not yet calling for moore to quit the race. house republicans have passed their version of tax reform. house republicans have passed their version of tax reform. the fate of the senate bill is still up in the air and new jersey democratic senator bob menendez gets a hung jury and his federal corruption trial. what is next? still up in the air and new jersey democratic senator bob menendez gets a hung jury and his federal corruption jonathan serrie in alabama with trial. what is n

and former national security council staff for gillian turner.publican senate campaign committee has withdrawn from joint fund-raising with roy moore, and the establishment champ, camp and the g.o.p. is saying this is what happens when you have steve bannon looking fr challengers to republican incumbents. your reaction? >> i think that would be rewriting history. what happened in the alabama senate primary was most conservatives were supporting brooks down there, he did very well on the heritage action scorecard. laura ingraham. >> chris: let's talk about roy moore. >> it gets do something about the party. if the party is going to say we are always going to spend millions of policy focused conservative, we want the person who will be most loyal to the current leadership, mcconnell super pac spent millions of dollars taking mo brooks down because they thought that strange head of better chance of beating moore. >> chris: shouldn't roy moore stepped on? >> if these allegations are true, he should step down. >> chris: "the washingts pretty compellin

gillian rich is a reporter at investors business daily. the vice president for external and corporate relations with the world bank group. , our local abc affiliate. 's chief executive officer at the world bank. skipping over the podium, to my martin, betsy fischer executive in residence at american university. speaker,over our guest the senior economic adviser writer. the captain with the u.s. navy, retired executive director of first global challenge. thank you for your service. a little sleight-of-hand and musical chairs. fiirman and ceo of investment group. a round of applause for our head table group. thank you. [applause] now to our guest speaker, today. the world bank was created at the bretton woods conference in 1944 along with the international monetary fund, with which it is often confused. the world bank might be described as the biggest community bank on the planet. the main mission involves ,rojects targeting local levels projects like alleviating poverty and helping women to climb the economic ladder and those focusing on im

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onto the head table, gillian investorsreporter at business daily. sheila is vice president for external and corporate relations with the world bank group. nancy chen, anchor at wj l.a.. chris gori eva is chief executive officer at the world bank. over the podium, to my ,ight is betsy fischer martin cochair of the npc headliners team. skipping over our guest speaker, writerorac is the senior at cnn money. kevin is the captain with the u.s. navy, retired, executive director of the first global challenge, thank you for your service. bob, i did not realize we had you back at the table. a little sleight of hand and musical chairs. now, around of applause for our head table. thank you. now to our guest speaker. the world bank was created in 19 44, along with the international monetary fund, with which it is confused. the main mission of the bank issues on ageting local and community level, helping women climb the economic ladder, and improving the health of people living in the developing world. this is the work under the 12th president. our guest speaker

it is probably worth explaining why, when natalie and gillian both have a roof over their heads, theyna a room, sometimes even for a whole family, in a bed and breakfast, hotel or hostel are classed as homeless because they don't have a homeless because they don't have a home to call their own. they don't have anything like a long—term or permanent tenancy. and you know, i think it's really important not to under estimate the devastating impact that this has on people. we see it day in and day out at shelter. it is that uncertainty and it's important to stress as well that this temporary accommodation often is really inadequate and keeps changing and in fact, in the study we are talking about today, we found that a third of those in temporary accommodation will still be there in accommodation will still be there in a year's time so it is not that temporary even. how many times have you been moved in the two years that you been moved in the two years that you have been officially homeless? we have been moved four times and we should have moved another move as of two we e ks should have

former national security staff under presidents bush and obama gillian turner and today's one lucky guy national review senior editor and fox news contributor jonah goldberg. is he outnumbered. we are glad we made it to air here because the hearing could come back on soon and we will go to that live. but a little break here. what do you think so far? joa>> first of all great to be here. lovely studio. feel like mtv music award thing. i think sessions always -- he always keeps his cool. and he does benefit as illeana was saying in the last hour. benefits enormously by the fact that he can't talk about a lot of the things that would get him in the most trouble i don't mean trouble like self-incriminating i mean would move the news cycle. get democrats all worked up. he says look, i can't talk about it. >> sandra: attorney general jeff sessions back on the hot seat. house judiciary members are asking him to clarify statements he made in the past about russia after new details came out. today's testimony is the fourth time sessions has been questioned under on trump's campaign's possible co

gillian. we need to go in and take it all out.all day long the crews tore open the pavement to remove the entire pipe - now the bigger concern is whether the firestorm consumed more pipe up the hill. crews will be tackling that aspect of this sinkhole next. and there is this in the last 24 hours, crews have discovered 31 sites in and around fountaingrove where pipes may be impacted - the lack of good drainage opens up the possibility of localized flooding and erosion. lowenthal. we are watching them closely, we know about the situation and we are on it.(estacio reporting)the resident chris who saw the flooding says they watched the crews work all night long. they fortuanately did not lose their house they did make brownies and bring them out for the crews working out here. just another sign of how this area is bonding together in these challenging times. here in santa rosa, te (vicki) back to a story we told you about at the top of the hour. highway 121 is reopening after a big-rig carrying th

gillian turner. staffer to presidents bush and obama. good morning to you.his is a stunner for that country. for a president who has cracked down on terrorists like these to have something like this occur is shocking. >> shocking and devastating i think for the whole world. it really underscores a point that's often overlooked which is that radical islamic terror groups like isis. they haven't claimed responsibility for this, end up targeting and killing more muslims than they do people from any other of the world's major religions, christianity, judaism. this was especially shocking because we haven't seen an attack on muslims inside egypt like this for almost a century. >> bill: military style uniforms and you wonder where they are getting the help and where they come from and more answers on that. in the meantime it appears israel is cooperating with the egyptian government to some degree in the area of the sinai using drones among other devices. >> israel and egypt have been decent allies with the united states in the war against terrors. you mentioned t

. >> sandra: let's bring in gillian turner, former national security staffer to presidents george w.h and barack obama, former member of the national security council and fox news contributor. a role we like to have. thank you for being here this morning. this is a very big deal. announcement and decision the white house says could come down early this week. will they or won't they? >> well first, can i talk about the turkeys? >> sandra: sure. bo and ty. >> i didn't know they got to stay at the willard. that's a whole new thing. >> sandra: only the best. >> north korea, which is what you brought me here to talk about, so the president is going to step aside and announce maybe today if he will add north korea to the state sponsors of terror list. they've been off since 2008. they were on the list from 1988 through 2008. george w. bush took them off because they agreed to certain concessions on their nuclear program. they agreed to curtail it, curb it back. the last nine years have shown us that was disingenuous. now president trump is faced with the conundrum of do i or do i not? >> s

gillian turner national staffer under presidents bush and obama. fox news contributor. a lot of titles. good morning to you. you don't have a problem with him meeting with putin but you want something out of it. >> if he is going to meet with president putin at the apec summit that's fine. the rub here is i don't see a way for them to limit the conversation to north korea and exclude russia's interference in the 2016 general election. i don't see a way to keep the conversation contained and only focused on north korea. at this juncture the president has an obligation to bring it up. we now have concrete evidence of it. >> bill: let's see what happens from the meeting. how would you suggest it is brought up given the news back at home? >> i leave that up to the great minds at the national security council and this administration. i will say president trump took great care in his remarks in japan yesterday to point out that the era of strategic patience is over. that means we can no longer give putin the benefit of the doubt and allow russia policy to include strategic pa

luke gillian is an australian cricket fan living in the uk — he's travelled all over the world to support to shine. and with him is ernie the urn, the ashes mascot who lives at lords. we've been up all night, for the night of the museum, great fun. i'll ask you more about that in a second, i can't help feel slightly disappointed when i see that, it's so looming small. and in australia is carl teusner, australian cricket fan known as "the travelling roo". he followed the australian team around for the cricket world cup dressed as a kangaroo. michael hennessy is in brisbane — he's founder of the richies, who are a group of australian cricket fans marvellous to talk to you! and also in brisbane are their rivals the barmy army. they're a group of england cricket fans. billy cooper — also known as billy the trumpet is one of them. hello, everybody. obviously, let me start with you billy, how do you assess how england did on the first day? all in all, not bad at all. a dodgy start but it went well, australia fought back but i would ta ke australia fought back but i would take that all in all. c