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gillian turner, fox news correspondent and former national official.ail, this story is permeated by politics but when you have homeland security general, centers are ticking time bombs and that seems substantiate some media reports? >> the ig reports shows evidence that there's a crisis and immediate action is needed and you're seeing that in this administration with the mÉxico-u.s. deal, you're seeing lowering of releasing of illegal aliens into the united states, so there's an effort to make sure that they're not putting more people into these detention centers in the u.s. >> you think the coverage reflects that? >> no, it does not. the place that has that is breitbart news. >> "the new york times" has blockbuster pieces, two full pages inside the paper, in conjunction with el paso times, 11 reporters, lots of documents, gillian, has this kind of reporting, not just this story, broken through political and convinced the public that there's genuine crisis? >> i don't think so, i think media on both sides are failing. they are following every rabbit an

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good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, gillian. here we go again.ikely going to be another contentious hearing over the crisis at the border today. a topic that was very much on the president's mind last night in north carolina. >> democrats have put the needs of foreign citizens far ahead of our own citizens. the democrats' open border policies deplete our public services, overcrowd our schools and hospitals and bring crime, drugs, and deadly gangs into our community. >> reporter: today, kevin mcaleenan facing off against democrat. alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayana pressly and rashida tlaib sit on the house oversight committee and they testified last week before the same committee over detention facilities. listen. >> there's no need for us to overcrowd and to detain and under-resource. there is no need for us to arrest innocent people and treat them no differently than criminals when they are pursuing their basic human rights. >> reporter: now, mcaleenan who served as the cbp chief before heading dhs is calling for a national conversation over the f

. >> fox's gillian turner is live in washington with a late-breaking story. gillian? >> breaking fight, u.s. central command confirms to fox news the acting secretary of defense, mark esper, has authorized the deployment of forces to saudi arabia amid the rising tensions with iran. this movement provides an additional deterrent and ensures our ability to defend our interests in the region from credible threats. iran seized two british operated ships, a move that senior trump administration officials are calling piracy and escalation. one ship has been released by the other with 23 on board remains out of contact. according to the ship's operator is under the iranian military's control. the president says this is all the proof he needs that nixing the nuclear deal was a good call. >> it goes to show you i was right about iran. >> despite his show down with the british ambassador in washington who now resigned, the u.s. coordinating closely with its closest ally. >> we'll be speaking to them. they have a new prime minister coming soon. that's a good thing for the u.k. >

turner has more from our washington bureau, hi, gillian. gillian: hi, eric, gaunt telecom h, awei world-leading equipment supplier and set to lay off hundreds of employees here in the united states according to wall street journal. the layoffs are expected to hit workers in texas, california and washington the hardest, the ha, -- many others will be notified and the move comes in deepening trade tensions between u.s. and primary technology competitor china and follows on the heels of the u.s. commerce department putting hauwei and the trade relationship has now reached tipping point. >> we share the same values of you that every time they crack us down, we are reminding the world that china is not to be trusted. >> the trump administration flagged hauwei here that works hand and glove to spy on the united states, has no government ties. >> we should say we are opposed to our presence to the american blacklist because the decision had no basis in fact, this decision is actually harmful for many sides including many american companies. >> sou

and we have fox team coverage in all of this, gillian turner has the latest reaction from washingtonut we begin with trey, live in middle east bureau. >> iran is set to break another commitment in iran nuclear deal by surpassing the uranium enrichment threshold, officials in tehran said they are going to pass the threshold tomorrow morning, surpassing 3.67% bringing iran close the other weapon's grade material. the officials added that iran plans to break a new commitment every 60 days unless remaining parties in nuclear deal find a way for tehran to get around u.s. sanctions or decides to get back into the agreement. >> the reason we are starting second step in reducing commitments from jcpoa today is europe and other members could not meet our demands especially in the field of oil and bringing back, they haven't been able to do anything with it. >> germany, france and britain have released statements about enrichment news, emmanuel macron has been in touch with iranian president rouhani. since the united states pulled out of nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions on iran, the econom

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gillian turner is in d.c. with more reaction from the white house. gillian: hi, charles.gainer told fox news the fed is prepped and ready for any eventuallity as barry makes landfall. he also insists every level of government is working in concert. >> our emergency management is locally executed, state-managed and federally supported and we live by that through any disaster. we also have some of our experts, co-located with the state emergency operations centers. we also have commodities distributed regionally from food, water, emergency communications, ready to go should any of the impacted states rekier it. gillian: so far no word from the president on barry. he's currently in washington at his golf course with senator lindsey graham. but vp made assurances from mcallen, texas. >> we hope that this simply remains a storm. we're praying that this storm goes through without any loss of life or significant damage, but all of our hearts, all of our hearts are in louisiana. gillian: president trump issued an emergency declaration of the state of louisiana wednesday authorizi

arthel: gillian turner, thank you, gillian, eric. to continuing coverage of tropical storm barry, most of the heavy rain is still right now over the gulf and not hit the land yet, meteorologist adam klotz back with us with the forecast of the extreme weather center. adam, we have been talking about all the rain over the gulf but at the same time it's going to hit the saturated land and in many places there's no way to go. >> you're absolutely right, that's why flooding has been the biggest concern with the system. you can see in visible satellite, this is all the cloud cover, we are looking for circulation, sometimes you really see high wall. you notice just thickness to have clouds, most of that still offshore, that's where all the rain activity has been, that's going to lift and eventually run on shore and with the ground saturated as eric just said, not a lot of places for it to go. getting to 30, 40 miles an hour, island off the coast, 70 miles an hour bouncing around, 60- -miles-per-hour winds, has to lift its way on shore witho

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in washington gillian turner, fox news. >> talks with taliban in afghanistan, the two sides are closel deal, tweeting this, the last 6 days of talks have been the most productive session to date, we made substantive progress on all four parts of agreement, counter terrorism assurances, troop withdrawal, afghan dialogue and associations and permanent and comprehensive cease fire. more from the pentagon. >> president trump says he wants to pull audiotape troops out of afghanistan after nearly 2 decades of war. but it would come with risk. >> i would like to just get out, the problem is it just seems to be a lab for terrorists, i would leave very strong intelligence there. >> the president says he's already recalled thousands of troops from the country. >> i have pulled a lot out. >> roughly 14,000 u.s. troops remain as peace talks continue with the taliban. on recent surprise visit secretary of state said any withdrawal would depend on the talks. >> while we have made clear with the taliban that we are prepared to remove our forces, we have not agreed on a timeline to do so. >> the tali

firefighter dave gillian was the victim of an attack like this in west yorkshire.s strong enough. it's a personal view but i'm not convinced this is going to change anything. i think these people know what they're doing is wrong and they going to get any trouble with it, so i'm not sure any trouble with it, so i'm not sure any legislation is going to stop it. the police legislation in west yorkshire once a minimum sentence to stop people attacking those who are there to help others. james vincent, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the world health organization has declared the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of the congo, a public health emergency of international concern. it's only the fifth time the designation has been used. the who has stopped short of ordering the closure of international borders. the us house of representatives has voted to sideline a motion to impeach president trump. leading democrats had made it clear they did not support it. at a rally in north carolina, mr trump claimed the attempt at impeac

gillian: sound familiar? the candidate is giving voters double vision. rob: reaction to the health care plan that sounds familiar. if you think you know the secret to score the cheapest flight ticket, you're probably wrong. >> you'll want to hear this before you pay for your next flight. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ any way you want it, that's the way you need it. ♪ any way you want it. ♪ i said any way you want it, that's the way you need it. ♪ any way you want it. >> the rights are on in new york city. you're taking a live look at mid town manhattan, central park way up there in the distance. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. it is tuesday, right? i'm jillian mele. rob: i don't know what it is. i think it's tuesday. sound right. i'm rob schmitt. thanks for starting your day with us today and new rules cracking down on asylum seekers, coming to the u.s., will go into effect today infuriating democrats. >> we fight for the right of other countries to have a strong, powerful border so nobody can

gillian turner, thanks a lot. the report chief catherine herridge has new information tonight about reluctant witnesses coming forward. >> attorney general william barr testified that he believes a report into alleged everyone's abuse of trump campaign and carter page would be ready this spring. >> i expect that would be complete in probably may or june. >> multiple sources tell fox that the timeline has slipped for a variety of reasons. justice department inspector michael e horowitz became aware of new evidence of a senior state department contact in mid-october 2016 with former british by an anti-trump dossier authored christopher steele. this timely matter is because days before the investigation, the fbi and justice department used the unverified research paid for by democrats in part of their case to secure the page warrant. some key witnesses wanted to talk too early in the case agreed at the 11th hour and at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after barr launched a sepa

caroline wozniacki a grand slam cabin herself, one ds gillian ( last year that she lifted the title.g name in the women's draw dacia at webber dent. you would fancy her chances despite the level pegging at that first set. wozniacki will feel that she could progress to the second round once again. you were watching simona halep today, what did you make of her and will she be a contender? it was a very tough match. strange when you play someone from your country, aired out a bit more attention. a bit of controversy at the end and the last game when the umpire really got the call wrong. gave the point to simona halep when it should not have been. not really, didn't change the whole match but are lucky. what do we make of the women's draw, it feels like had opened up. naomi osaka going out. we know the quality of ashleigh barty. who would you see as one of the favourites? event after event on the favourites? event after event on the women's tour, it is hard to pick a winner. pliskova playing really great grass court tennis, and i think it is about time she won a grand slam. ashleigh bart

gillian turner has more from washington.hinese telecom giant huawei the world's leading equipment supplier and number two smartphone manufacturer is set to lay off hundreds of employees here in the united states according to the wall street journal and these are expected to hit workers in texas , california and washington the hardest, though huawei has r & d labs spread out across the entire country and some employee s have been notified imminently and the move comes in a deepening trade tension between the u.s. and its primary technology competitor, that's china, and follows on the heels of the u.s. commerce department putting huawei on the nefarious entities list in may. experts told fox news "sunday morning futures" the trade relationships has reached a tipping point. >> we share the same values as you that every time they crack us down, we are reminding the world that china is not to be trusted. reporter: the trump adminitration has flagged huawei as a national security risk, saying it works hand in glove with the chines

gillian turner, live in washington at cbp, tries to explain this one.lian. >> that's right, leland. cbp has confirmed to fox news if an open investigation into the existence of a second facebook group, allegedly affiliated with cbp employees, that contains derogatory comments about migrant families and members of congress, alexandria across your being one, as you mention. a senior official tells fox news that if the investigation verifies that employees posted content in violation of the code of conduct, they will enforce management decisions regarding discipline action. they don't talbot misconduct on or off duty and load those who violate the code countable. this could mean dismissals or even removal from office. as a few moments ago, president trump jumped to defend cbp and blamed congress. >> i will say this, i think they've been treated very badly. by certain members of congress. very, very badly. for the most part they are very respected by congress, but certain members of congress say very bad things and lie and exaggerate. >> this new allegation

. -- gillian turner. >>> london's pride march took place today, in london, 30,000 people took part, hundreds of thousands of others watched, participants said it means a lot to the lgbtq community. >> a sense of community, that everybody is behind you, and i've had a lot of dark times in my life, not all that bad. >> this year's pride parade was the biggest yet in london. >>> a woman comes face-to-face with a mountain lion in northern california, she is crediting her dog for protecting her, the warning going out tonight. >> it's scary, to have it still out there, what do you do to get rid of it? my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members fo

we could drop names like you mentioned the crown act, the best sex education as well as gillian andersonocation but it was a turkey, french and nobody watched it. didn't they learn from that experience in terms of what their relationship is the sum of the countries they are working in?” think they have been sophisticated about it because they are now developing a whole strand of local language programmes deliver the well, but for us, the fact that they wa nt to well, but for us, the fact that they want to make such a large proportion of that output in the uk, indicates what kind of place we now had in the global content market with netflix and amazon and apple with all the major studios, we are punching massively above our weight as a country, and the fact that we are as isaid country, and the fact that we are as i said bigger than pharmaceuticals, we are the fastest growing part of the uk economy. also in the brexit context, this is investment largely coming from outside europe, so it's also very good post news story to. my also very good post news story to. my nephew could tell that wa

at 7:20pm, we hear about the key challenges facing northern ireland secretary gillian smith, who haseen at stormont today. then at 7:45pm, we take a closer look at the world of fortnite, as players of the online game compete at the world cup in new york for prize money of over £2 million. and at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, we ta ke million. and at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, we take a look at tamara's front pages and joining me tonight we have to fantastic guests. hello and welcome to sportsday. the dream is over for ireland — they lose to england at lords with the lowest score in test cricket. can england's women salvage a draw in the ashes? chaotic scenes at the tour de france because the stages abandoned due to uk, causing a change of overall leader. and it'sjess thirlby as tracey neville‘s replacement — what will the former bath coach bring to england netball? i can't put into words still, 48 hours on, how special it feels. it's such an honour to be asked to lead your country. also coming up in the programme: fastest in practice, but will charles leclerc do as well in qualifying? a ferrari one

gillian keegan and her nan.ng the political news this week. selina seth has our countdown. music. at five — 11 us republican senators from oregon have gone into hiding. why, you ask? so they can prevent a landmark climate change bill being passed. where are you? i am in idaho. at four — speakerjohn bercow is a fan of labour mp barry sherman's — drum roll, please... drum roll. ..flamboyant tie. the honourable gentlemen sports an admirable tie, about which my only reservation is that it's a tad understated. mr barry sherman. at three — jeremy hunt still makes time to chill and eat pizza during the tory leadership contest. at two — green party peer baronessjones urges peers to hurry up in the climate change debate as she is feeling a little bit nippy. actually, it's freezing in here and i haven't got a cardigan. so can we perhaps speed up this bit? and at one — so how do you relax? borisjohnson says he relaxes by painting model buses. yes, you heard that correct. selina seth. well, the fight to be the next tory lea

gillian turner national security council for george w.h and obama administration says it's too soon to tell. >> 5 years from now if we are looking at events of last night from today and appears that korean peninsula is denuclearized, this is a moment that turned page in history book, we will be sitting at the table saying this was the master stroke in trump docket, but waking up in the morning this is the biggest risk of his administration, it's the biggest possible overturn he can make to korean dictator but it's too early to say. >> when or any future summit could happen between the president and kim jong un. another headlines for you, fox news alert for you, 65 people are injured in an explosion near u.s. embassy in afghanistan, the associated press reports that a car bomb went off during the morning rush hour, but police have not confirmed the type of attack or possible target. officials say militants opened fire nearby building right after the blast, this of course, comes after united states works peace deal with taliban which denies

what a story, gillian. >> i think this is bernie's hypocrisy problem continuing to bedevil him. you are a unionized shop and you are fighting for minimum wage, but you can't even figure out a way to pay minimum wage. what they are doing is cutting hours like every other big employer. they are being told, this will be fine if you work no more than 50 hours a week. they were saying they were already working 60 hours a week. liz: we don't have a lot of specifics. the complain filed with the labor board said bernie retaliated and laid them off. he said it's not acceptable and improper that people inside my campaign went to the media with their quote poverty wages. the sanders campaign is all about free healthcare, right? his campaign doesn't give free healthcare to his workers. he only has -- they cover 85% of the health costs. he's saying free healthcare for all, no out of pocket expenses. he's not doing that with his workers. >> this is par for the course once you start getting into union politics. you can expect to be bad mouthed to the press and you can expect there will be labo

gillian melchoir, great to see you. >> i think pelosi has a tea party here. the party driving the party to the far left and they will object to anything she does. the most of energy on the democratic side comes from that far hard left new socialist wave base. liz: cnn polling shows the majority of americans don't want healthcare understand for illegals. they don't want their private understand yanked away. president trump: we are looking at pure socialism or worse than socialism. there is a word called communism, too. they don't like to use it. very rarely do you hear that. they are trying to get socialism over the line. but these people are -- this is beyond socialism to a large extent. i think it election coming up -- kevin, this is the most of important election of our time. our country is going to go one way or head into the direction of venezuela. liz: even china has a healthcare deductible. >> i think it's a smart tactic for him. that's something that scares and alarms the american public. i think the democratic party going this far left, you could have

ainsley: thank you, gillian.a case for reparations during the debate. >> so many americans realize there is an injustice that continues to form a toxicity underneath the surface, an emotional turbulence -- >> thank you very much. brian: but david webb is not buying it. he's got a reality check, and he's walking this direction. steve: it's an emotional turbulence. [laughter] ♪ ♪ is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing, and she's right there. -yeah, she's my ride. this date's lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -they're very tasteful. he has pics of you on his phone. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful... congestion and pressure? claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray is indicated for 6 symptoms... claritin-d is indicated for 8... including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d. get m

mike. >> mike: gillian turner come thank you. >> you bet. >> mike: president trump salute to americas shortly at the lincoln memorial. the motorcade has arrived. we will have complete live coverage after a quick break. coverage after a quick break. ♪ i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> mike: welcome back to "special report." we are waiting for the president at the national mall. as you can see, a majestic scene right there in front of the lincoln memorial. we expect the president and first lady to appear any moment now. if correspondent mark meredith on the mall right now. mark emma describe what you're seeing around you. >> good evening, happy fourth of july. right now we are seeing light rain showers. nothing compared to what we saw earlier today because around 3:45, 4:00, it was a downpour. that was happening as people were just being let in to right here where we are, which is

. >> gillian, this has been going on now for the three weeks, will you apologize, won't you apologize media world we've been talking about it a lot. how do you think this is playing with voters. are they following all of these pieces? >> i don't think they're following yet but this issue will take effect. it's not about his comments, it's about the record. your record will be one of the top issues. this is all going to come back. >> that means they're challenged, too. they have to find a way to make the record go on the offense. >> you have to look at the polling. the new washington post poll shows joe biden leading president trump, the only candidate to lead president trump and doing so by a wide margin, by 10 points. everybody else in the field is essentially tight or within the margin of error. there's another number here that i thought we had on the screen. let me just read it to you. it's how you would compete against a candidate you regard as socialist. president trump dominates a candidate presumed socialist, 49 to 43. you write on cnn.com democrats should not under estimate tr

washington gillian turner, fox news. ♪ >> let's talk about road to 2020 as kamala harris catches theollowing fiery first debate against joe biden. >> kamala harris and i've said this before, she's got game, she is very talented, she's very smart and she'll be a force to be reckon with. jillian: is she the best new hope for the democrats to take on president trump in 2020? here to debate that is gop strategist and democratic strategist kevin, thank you both for joining us, we certainly appreciate it this morning, kevin, i will start with you, is she the one to take on the president? >> she certainly has a good chance, she helped herself with her performance and i think that it's something that we will continue snow-ball over the next months or so, after her performance on thursday she actually raised over $2 million excuse me from 60% new donors, her words had impact, performance was very strong and i think that she brings a breath of fresh air to the party, she's a perfect bridge between sort of more far left wing of the party, aoc wing but also she's close to the more traditional es

as gillian turner explains, they still have a lot of questions. >> reporter: senators on both sides ofut facebook's plans to launch a cryptocurrency that could shake up u.s. financial markets and the entire global banking system. the banking committee took a magnifying glass to libra, facebook's proposed digital currency and says the whole thing is another power grab by mark zuckerberg, first up on the agenda, whether facebook could be trusted with americans' personal banking information. >> the he question is, will you accept all of your compensation in this new currency that you want us to trust you so much? >> senator, libra is not meant to compete with bank accounts. >> reporter: next up, the data breaches and privacy scandals thascanplagued facebook in reces and accusations that the company is not secure enough to be trusted with a financial network. >> truthful reporting has been displaced by flagrant displays of [bleep]. facebook wants to control the money supply. what could possibly go wrong. >> reporter: facebook isn't the only tech giant in the hot seat. president trump says

. >> dana: gillian turner is live in washington. way to start a monday!> president rouhani and his tweet targeting those four democratic freshman representatives , over 24 hours after he initially sent that tweet the president himself jumped feetfirst when the reporters asked him a few moments ago. >> if you are not happy here then you can leave. as far as i'm concerned concerned if you hate our country, if you are not happy here you can leave. >> he said he is not naming any names but has reference to one member, ilhan omar and it was clear. >> when you look at her statements -- i will speak from right over here. there are so many people here. this is about economic development. i'm going to discuss the issues. >> lindsey graham offered the president has two sons this morning here in fox news. >> this crowd they are a bunch of communists, they hate israel, they hate our own country. they are: the guards along the border, concentration camp guards. they accuse people of support israel for doing it for the benjamin's. they are anti-semitic, they are anti-a

gillian: sound familiar? the candidate is giving voters double vision. rob: reaction

. >> reporter: good morning, gillian and rob. it appears mexico is doing their part.estion is will congress come to the table. the president tweeting this last night in reference to a trip democrats took to the border on friday, saying chuck schumer has finally gone to the southern border with democratic senators. this is a great thing. he missed a group of immigrants trying to enter the border illegally. he said based on the comments made by chuck schumer he must have seen how dangerous the border is. it is not a fake crisis. he said he wants to meet. i will set up a meeting. thimexicohad 45 days to demonste significant progress in stemming the tide of migrants over negotiations that would have designated mexico as a safe third country. mike pompeo meeting with mexico's foreign minister yesterday, highlighting mexico's efforts including deploying 21,000 mexican national guard troops and accepting nearly 20,000 migrants under the remain in mexico policy that began in january. now, after the meeting, pompeo had this to say. >> we've got a long way to go yet. there's st

gillian turner, kristin has a lot more on the raids. kristin: the trump administration is preparing to carry out the raids. mass roundups of migrants are expected to take part and they're expected across the united states. christina coleman has more. >> hi, kristin. after a three-week delay immigration and custom enforcement is expected to conduct a series of raids targeting undocumented immigrants in cities including in l.a. the plans are met with nationwide protests from groups that say the raids will unfairly separate and target families. here in los angeles outside of a detention center downtown. they're calling for the undocumented migrants to be released and the facilities to be shut down and they also criticize the planned ice raids which they say are designed to cause fear in the immigrant community hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside of a facility in aurora, colorado. some of them pulled down the american flag that flew in front of the facility and raised the flag of mexico in its place and local media say that some spr

he let -- gillian neely. he let me come back. leland: we're so glad to have you.bout baltimore, we'll get to that in a minute. president trump lashing out against nancy pelosi and others pushing back against the claim that his criticism of

correspondent gillian turner tells us how. >> we have the latest and best technology and practices toct the data and confidentiality. >> the u.s. census bureau confident it's ready to go digital for next year's census. the 24th in u.s. history, but the first ever conducted in cyberspace. for the first time, field records will use mobile devices to gather information door-to-door and all respondents will have the options to answer questions online. cyber experts, the government now >> any time you move from a manual process to a digital process you've got things you never have to worry about before in terms of cybersecurity. >> they say all the recent fuss over over the citizenship question is a red herring. the much bigger problem is foreign hackers. >> the two things i worry about most is russia and china. >> the census bureau has been doing field tests for several years and they have not been going well. an audit last year revealed field test results stored on amazon's cloud were exposed to hackers who could delete, alter, or steal the data. doing the best they can in light of major

gillian turner leading us off, thank you so much. >> mike: how does the american first presidents, respondjoining us doesn't respond, michael waltz, and former deputy assistant john yoo mcrae to have you >> president trump has this to say about iran. >> they are showing their colors, it will work out very nicely. iran is in very big trouble right now. the economy is crashing. it's coming to a crash. they're trying to bring soldiers back to home but the cans they can't pay him. a lot of bad things happen to them and it's very easy to straighten up and it's very easy to us to make it a lot worse. >> progress meant is that a bit of a morning shot >> i think the the presidents r that the maximum pressure campaign is working, the iranian regime is desperate and lashing out, as they have done in the past if we look at some of the statistics, their escorts have dropped from two and a half million barrels today, the currency is tanking, their economy is inflating. it is working and they are lashing out as they have done in the past. this is an part and powerful attacks on takers and other things t

eric: gil gillan, thanks so -- gillian, thanks so much. of people are without power in louisiana as the storm has made landfall. coming up next we talk to the mayor of morgan city on their preparations and predictions. ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. arthel: virginia's governor was heaping to address his ideas for preventing gun violence but the state legislature ended the governor's special session almost as soon as it began, kicking the issue to after state elections this fall. fox newsradio correspondent evan brown explains. >> reporter: the deadly shooting in may in virginia beach prompted virginia's governor to call for a special legislative sess

tonight, correspondent gillian turner tells us about a major hearing on capitol hill to get some answersng. >> good evening, john. lawmakers grilled homeland security officials today over there increasing use of facial recognition technology. without consent from congress. tsa relies on the technology to confirm the identities of hundreds of millions of travelers at the nation's airports. the secret service uses it to surveilled public crowds and now ice is using it to spy on undocumented migrants who hold u.s. drivers licenses. if the homeland chairman says all of this pilot's' privacy rights. >> biometrics and facial recognition technology may be a useful homeland security and facilitation to, but as with any, it has the potential to be misused, especially if it falls into the wrong hands. >> transportation officials insist the technology is more than necessary, it's crucial to keeping americans safe everywhere they go from the friendly skies to u.s. highways. >> better security through using this technology is really, really key to us and as we saw at dallas airport a few months ago,

correspondent jill internal gillian turner has marginally buried >> thousands of undocumented migrants across the u.s. are bracing for what could be a traumatic weekend ahead. sources tell fox news immigration and customs enforcement plans to detain and deport up to 2,000 individuals and families who already have deportation orders are currently living in 1 of 10 targeted cities. buried ice officials aren't denying the report or offering specifics of the plan, but tell fox news ice prioritizes the arrest and removal of unlawfully present aliens who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security. as news of the potential rates spread across washington today, democratic lawmakers responded with alarm. >> this brutal action will terrorize children and tear families apart. >> for the first time in days, the so-called progressive squad banded together with party elders. >> i'm extremely concerned. my district is 50% immigrant. >> some even offering legal device via twitter by migrants who fear getting stopped or questioned by ice over the next few days. but president

the socialites who knew gillian maxwell knew her as someone who jazzed up epstein's social life, someoneefit circuit at openings and screenings and things like that, and who was very much above board, now, in parallel to that, epstein's alleged accusers say that maxwell was involved in recruiting them and in some cases grooming them to be victims of this, and so i think the big question here is which of these is true or is both? >> well, if they're both true, how did the latter go unnoticed for so long. you've got epstein's victims who have sued max well, and she settled with them, and at the same time she's the toast of the city who, you know, attending chelsea clinton's wedding after much of this came out? >> you're right, all of those cases were settled and it is, you know, relevant to say that she's never been criminally charged. kwo you know, what i think you're asking about is how the new york social scene could put stuff like that out of mind, and i think the answer as one socialite told me, it's just not done to ask. this woman told me half of my friends, i don't know what they d

gillian, ifi happened in modern britain. you are aware that you're not feeling great. what happened. for the next seven years i was always exhausted and very cold. but because of my nature i wanted to do well and i felt ashamed that i wasn't coping. so the more difficult, the less i was able to cope, the more i felt ashamed and just kept trying to do harder, to work harder. then seven years later a letter arrived to the post saying that the blood donation had been affected by the hepatitis c virus andl affected by the hepatitis c virus and i knew immediately that i was infected. you, i think, felt she wa nted infected. you, i think, felt she wanted to do some research on your own. what did you discover and how did you react when you find out you are not alone? know, and that was one of the things that i think is most wrong about what has happened. eventually i had to resign from my teaching post after i was cured because of the side effects. i wrote a book and the publisher said you need to do some research to put it in cont

let us get more on this and speak to our guest. we're joined by the former england captain, gillian coultardeford. also helen alderson — former player in the england under—23 squad, who's in sunderland. how are you feeling tonight? excited and a bit anxious. the game started and a bit anxious. the game started and hopefully we can pull one over the americans tonight. how do you feel about their chances? we have a get a chance as they do. very good squad and the team has very strong and athletic qualities and if we can match them with that, hopefully will get the right result. helen, what are your thoughts on the match?” get the right result. helen, what are your thoughts on the match? i am looking forward to it. a lot of people on how to they make it out as a david and goliath situation, but they approved that that is not the case. england has a really strong line, sol case. england has a really strong line, so i think it's going to be a very good match. what do you make of those last—minute line—up changes with mac i understand there has been an injury, but megan. it is a massive test of ch

gillian turner reporting live from washington. >> lawmakers say the facial recognition technology haslly become officials' golden ticket in recent years. they rely on it from everything from confirming travelers identities and airports to surveil in crowds. and for finding undocumented migrants. lawmakers say the homeland security department is doing this without state or congressional approval and violating hundreds of millions of americans' privacy rights in the process. trumpet ministries an official trip to the stand today to say not so. >> the data you collect, is it collected without subjects being aware? >> transportation officials agree, they insist the technology is more than necessary. it's crucial to keeping americans safe everywhere they go from the friendly skies to u.s. highways. >> better security through using this technology is key to us and as we start -- at dulles airport, we had to travelers presenting u.s. pair passports claiming to be u.s. citizens but it was found they were foreign nationals and imposters. >> some lawmakers went so far as to say that americans s

arthel: gillian turner, thank you very much. mike: president trump's approval rating surging to the highest level of his presidency. a new poll showing the president with a 47% approval rating among registered voters. ellison barber has more from berkeley heights, new jersey, near where the president spent his weekend at the golf resort. ellison? >> hey, mike, yeah, it is a high number firefight -- high number for the president. that is among registered voters. this poll also talked to people who aren't registered to vote. the numbers among all respondents, those people maybe 18, 19 haven't had a chance to vote yet or to register to vote before the 2020 election, they perhaps changed that number a little bit. the numbers i will give you here are the numbers among all adult respondents on overall job performance, the president is at personal high, 44% of all respondents approve of trump's overall job performance. that is up 5 percentage points from april and it marks president trump's highest job approval rating since he took off

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here's correspondent gillian turner. >> you may not have heard of face app, the latest viral app thatte highly realistic images of people might look like decades in the future but if you've used social media in the past two years, you've definitely seen it. over 100 million people from nearly every country have downloaded it. including some of the world's most famous celebrities in music, hollywood, and sports. as of this morning, it's apple's number one app in the u.s. but now amid new revelations that faceapp's parent company is based in russia, key lawmakers are ringing alarm bells about americans' privacy and national security. >> the potential for our facial data in the data from all of our friends and family contained in our photos to fall into the hands of something like russian intelligence for the russian military is really troubling. >> lawmakers are calling for the federal government to investigate. >> i think there will be some inquiries in washington about exactly what happened, the standards that the app store or other app distributors have that allow such apps to go out

firefighter dave gillian was the victim of an attack like this in west yorkshire.ink these people know that what they're doing is wrong and they could get into trouble for it, so i'm not sure any extra legislation's really going to stop it. the police federation in west yorkshire wants a minimum sentence to help stop people attacking those that are there to help others. james vincent, bbc news. philip hammond has been reacting to the 0br fiscal risks report on the impact on the public finances over no deal brexit with no transition, seeing real gdp would fall by 2% by the end of next year and the economy could go into recession. philip hammond has been issuing some very serious warnings about the impact of ano serious warnings about the impact of a no deal brexit and says he greatly fears the impact on the economy and public finances of the kind of no deal brexit that is being discussed. we have heard from the eu as well about the impact of the no deal brexit, seeing the uk would have to face the consequences as well. much more on this and i am. we have had a bit o