harris?: trace gallagher, thanks very much, this coming from the joint chief chairman, joseph dunford that said that america is looking for a peaceful way to calm the tensions with north korea. if that doesn't work out, he says our nation's military stands ready. general dunford's words of warning when we come back. >> harris: the united states' top military officer says the u.s. want to peacefully resolve the escalating situation with north korea. general joseph dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff also says today that the u.s. is ready to useful range of its military capabilities if necessary. he made the comments while meeting with senior officials in south korea. general dunford is currently making his way through asia with additional stops in japan and china after this. rich edson is live in washington following this. rich? >> harris, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says diplomacy is the preferred response. if that fails, general dunford says the u.s. military is

harris. >> harris: well, you put it into such perspective, not only an active shooter situation, but the vicinity down from the incident in june 2015 where we lost those people to a vicious gunman, it has to be on peoples minds today, we will stay on it, thank you very much. white house press secretary sarah sanders is set to take to the lectern just minutes for now. i am harris faulkner, this will be the first on camera briefing in nearly a month, the last one was august 2nd, this is president trump hitting twitter to lash out on the leaders, john roberts is live on at the white house lawn to set this up for us. it jon. >> harris: first briefing from sarah sanders in almost a month, certainly the president was out there and he talked a lot during his vacation, give us a lot to ask her about this afternoon. the president to our member on tuesday night in phoenix angrily said that he doesn't do twitter storms, but this morning, he unleashed a whirlwind of twitter criticism with mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader squarely in the cross hairs, tweeting "the only problem i have w

>> yeah, harris.s we have been reporting today, secretary of state tillerson has been very active trying to gather support in the region of southeast asia for the u.n. security council sanctions that were passed over this weekend, basically that could cut maybe a billion dollars out of annual revenue coming in to north korea that could fuel those programs. today, he was in thailand, also in malaysia. major trading partners with north korea, trying to convince them to tow the line on this. and, we have been hearing from north korea, too. their state media has been pumping out the usual rhetoric we have been hearing from the regime of kim jong un saying something like that they are getting ready for a savage physical attack on the united states in the wake of these sanctions, which were basically written by the united states. specifically claiming that they did have the capability of hitting the mainland of the united states and with this latest information, all that has a little bit more resonance, har

we could get to $100 billion with harvey, harris. >> harris: jonathan hunt, thanks very much. we're going to pull away from anything that we're doing here in the studio and go straight to texas where texas governor greg abbott has more. let's watch together. >> i just love the pause. feeling oh, lord, why is this happening. but a great exchange. learning about what they need and about what both the texas and the federal government can do to address their needs. but also focusing on their response. and i got to tell you, the way that the leaders of the coast of the great state of texas responded to this horrific hurricane is immeasurable, courageous and heroic. i'm proud of the way they responded. i'm grateful about the way that they were able to evacuate so many people and minimize the loss of life. the most important thing we have are our lives. to be able to get through the storm the way we did and save so many lives is nothing short than remarkable. at the end of our meeting, was actually called away by a call from the president of the united states. he asked me to pass on

this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. sandra smith, kennedy, cohost of "fox and friends" abby huntsman's. and #oneluckyguy, the opinion editor charlie hurt is here. he has outnumbered. happy to have you. >> charlie: thank you for having me. i >> harris: a lot of news to get to, shall we get to it? >> charlie: yes, indeed. >> harris: james fields made his appearance in court today. charges including second-degree murder after ramming his car into a group of counter protesters. heather heyer was killed, 19 others hurt. to go troopers were killed in a helicopter crash as they were assisting the response to the protest. meanwhile, the assistant justice department has -- matt finn live at the district court house the biggest news. >> right now james fields junior is locked up in a county jail, a short while ago he appeared to be a video. we have make a motion there, she says in the video he seemed to somber and was dressed in striped prison guard, responsive, the judge read out charges including second-degree murder, malicious

harris: you got a break in sugarland. you said if they start to close things down, as at least people can't run out and get anything. sylvester turner is the mayor of houston. he was on a while ago with that pop-up knowledge warning about people. and was working to confirm the first fatality in the houston area would be the second for harvey, for all of the storms so far that we can confirm. there are a lot of areas we have to see once daylight comes back tomorrow whether people are okay in corpus christi and rockport, texas. the mayor just tweeted this out. turn around, don't drown. the texas department of transportation is working to shut down underpasses to keep people off the roads. he tweeted there is rain and high water all over the city. please stay put. reporter: we have seen some of that high water driving here. and the rain continues. as you look at it, you keep saying to yourself, this is going somewhere. some of the southeastern portions of the state, we ran into the flash flooding. you find your car directly

harris: you have our prayers. absolutely. >> the people of texas will put together, neighbor by neighbor, street by street, county by county, city by city and we will do this but right now it is definitely a flash flood emergency for the whole town. don't forget, harris, all of the refineries that we have. thirty refineries along the coast that have been shut down and will now be down for several more days because workers may not be able to get to work. harris: and that may not be her first priority at this point with 5 million people who are dealing with flooding. lieutenant governor, as we are speaking i'm also getting information that this is going to complicate efforts to speed up those people, some 20000 who are stuck on cruise ships because the ports are closed along the gulf. what is the latest on that situation? >> i don't know except i do know i see the carnival ships in the royal caribbean ship, last i heard, cannot get into galveston as planned. they would've been early in the morning but if you would g

that's what harris is getting at. >> harris: if there is not imminent harm that is going to be done byot releasing it and his aide to whistle-blower status? there are a lot of questions that need to be asked before we as journalists were allowed on twitter were some classified information. i've been doing this longer than 15 minutes, i know what i'm talking about. >> kennedy: there are avenues for that, we are living in a postmodern presidency, you are seeing things manifest in ways that you have not before. the white house even says that you are three times as many leaks in this administration as you had in the obama white house, i agree with the leon panetta who has been chief of staff. you have to ask why is this happening? there is a side of it, a permanent deep state, and patricia alluded to it. the james comey of the world, and how do you endear them to the president and instill a loyalty to the united states? >> sandra: how do you make it a priority? we just saw former obama administration officials and the trump white house sees this as a big problem. the leaks have never been

harris: you got a break in sugarland. you said if they start to close things down, as at least people can't run out and get anything. sylvester turner is the mayor of houston. he was on a while ago with that pop-up knowledge warning about people. and was working to confirm the first fatality in the houston area would be the second for harvey, for all of the storms so far that we can confirm. there are a lot of areas we have to see once daylight comes back tomorrow whether people are okay in corpus christi and rockport, texas. the mayor just tweeted this out. turn around, don't drown. the texas department of transportation is working to shut down underpasses to keep people off the roads. he tweeted there is rain and high water all over the city. please stay put. reporter: we have seen some of that high water driving here. and the rain continues. as you look at it, you keep saying to yourself, this is going somewhere. some of the southeastern portions of the state, we ran into the flash flooding. you find your car directly

. >> harris: a fox news alert. where following president trump on his working vacation in new jersey, and he just scored a big victory for his administration. the united nations fitted north korea with the toughest sanctions yet. i am harris faulkner. let's get to it. team coverage on the top story. reaction to the president's tweets and how the white house is fueling differences from its new chief of staff, john kelly. with the newest on north korea. we do know president trump had a conversation with south korean leader last night. we begin with laura ingle who was in new jersey not far from the president. laura? >> we have seen a lot of action today from the president on twitter. first to announce his plans next week to go to new york city. that is a big deal. and also that it's been a bit about twitter spat with the democratic lawmaker. other news of the day, we learn the white house press office has told us now that president trump received an intelligence briefing today and an hour-long call with rex tillerson

>> allen: i'm a private at home, no doubt about it. >> harris: let's get started. a new chief on staff, sworn in communications chief shown the door. general john kelly showing his muscle on day one. sarah huckabee sanders said all white house staffers will now report to general kelly, no exceptions. >> as we've made clear a few times over the course of the last couple of days, general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house and all staff will report to hi him. reform act does not include jared kushner, stephen bannon, and everyone else? >> that includes every one of the white house. >> harris: mark warner of virginia says while he welcomes the action taken by general kelly, the buck will ultimately have to stop at the president. >> i hope this is a sign that his new chief of staff, general kelly will try to bring a little more order to the white house and maybe try to restore a little bit of respect to the office of the president. at the end of the day, it's not going to be the chief of staff, and has to be whether this president himself wil

harris? >> harris: i understand where he's coming from, i really do. that mistakes are made. we take it on the chin pretty hard, as well as we should. it's bound to happen, everybody makes mistakes and if that's a real news source for everybody who watches it and then something goes wrong, then they have to -- will they have sources? i know we say that unjust, but what's the process of putting this together? if this is simply a tweet blown up with really good news in it, which is something this white house and needed to do for so long, is get its message out, its own positive narrative, look at the economy now. look at everything you could be saying. if that's all this is, that's something. but if this will take on news points that you find in other journalism areas like the russia investigation, eventually, it could be problematic. >> jessica: they definitely will get to that. >> sandra: probably the best messenger of the economic agenda is the stock market right now. nine straight records. >> elizabeth: yes, and i think 50 records since election day,

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump unplugged. he delivered a fiery performance and his rally last night. he spent a good chunk of time going after the mainstream media's coverage of his comments. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith. from fox business, dagen mcdowell, commentator and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp is here and today's #oneluckyguy, it's his first time. republican strategist general caldwell is here. fashion is your friend. >> gianno: wow! i'm very ready and i'm glad to be on the air with you all. i've been on the air with everyone and i've interviewed you for extra tv. >> harris: let's do the newest. president trump of the words for his base last night. in phoenix, he spent nearly 30 minutes defending his response to charlottesville racist, violence and hate. while bashing the mainstream media and the process. watch. >> what happened in charlottesville strikes at the core of america. i spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry and violence and

harris: you have our prayers. absolutely. >> the people of texas will put together, neighbor by neighbor, street by street, county by county, city by city and we will do this but right now it is definitely a flash flood emergency for the whole town. don't forget, harris, all of the refineries that we have. thirty refineries along the coast that have been shut down and will now be down for several more days because workers may not be able to get to work. harris: and that may not be her first priority at this point with 5 million people who are dealing with flooding. lieutenant governor, as we are speaking i'm also getting information that this is going to complicate efforts to speed up those people, some 20000 who are stuck on cruise ships because the ports are closed along the gulf. what is the latest on that situation? >> i don't know except i do know i see the carnival ships in the royal caribbean ship, last i heard, cannot get into galveston as planned. they would've been early in the morning but if you would g

>> harris: yeah, i'm disappointed.disappointed -- there is a monsoon on the horizon in addition to the daily leaks, but i want to look at that 22,000 plus dow that we had. if they don't get this done by the end of the year, will we see some of that fold? >> melissa: absolutely, so much of that is predicated and it's appalling that they went home for the break, congratulating each other on having done nothing. that may be beyond furious. in the meantime, a big show support for president trump, thousands turning out for that rally in west virginia last night. the president telling supporters that he has kept his promise to defend our borders and also touted the record start market rally and improving jobs numbers. mr. trump also says he will never forget the tens of millions of americans. we'll speak it we believe in god, we believe in family, we believe in countries. we know there are powerful forces in washington who want to stop us. we won't let them. [cheers and applause] i didn't come to washington for me, i came to

the schedule is fluid. >> harris: i went to lean and on what kevin was talking about. the president can't be everywhere, but he can trigger, just like you see in church communities that love. he can trigger from the heart and that can reverberate like ripples on a lake. you've got all these people coming from other areas, they need to be organized now. that's a helping hand that abby was talking about. i think the president can generate that. >> sandra: governor abbott is up early making her march onto reporters. >> he heard about the needs down here. >> i've talked to him about those needs personally. i was here yesterday and after my meeting with local officials, i had a telephone conference with the president and let him know specifically what the challenges were by the local businesses here that they need to address -- after listening to the needs for power down here, i made a phone call and we got 1,000 more people involved in getting power going. >> what do you want to tell everybody watching who has relatives in houston right now? i know it's one of the most dev

harris? >> harris: mike, thank you very much, we appreciate it. president gave a nod to the turmoil after charlottesville in his speech last night. watch. >> we cannot remain a force for peace in the world if we are not at peace with each other. as we send our bravest to defeat our enemies overseas, and we will always win, let us find the courage to heal our divisions within. >> harris: so some asking the question today, will the president go down the same path and touch on those same points tonight or in a different course? joining me now is former special adviser of the trump transition team jeff dewitt is with us. always great to see you. thank you. >> always great, harris. thank you for having me. >> harris: let's start there. campaign rally is very different than a speech you give in front of your generals and the rest of the nation, as the president did last night talking about afghanistan. that audience tonight will be decidedly different. so will the message be, is the question? >> i'll tell you last night's speech i thought was perfect. i

would you welcome a hillary clinton -- >> harris: did she ever leave?n the back porch still hanging out, what time is dinner? how would that change things? >> lawrence: to me that's my first response. you're using the same strategy over and over again. it seems like they're more concerned about the current political climate and thinking that because white people came back with an upset, these are the same people that voted for obama. you need to go and talk to the forgotten people. they're not refocusing the strategy. he's their best hope but he can't run again. they're trying to find another obama. he's very charismatic. there won't be another one. >> rachel: if you're trying to win back we lost an election, bring it back obama will not do it. his policies did nothing to lift the middle class, working americans up. unless they are willing to change their position, which is so far to the left. this is a policy party problem. they have candidates within that party, kim ryan, the other one was dan lipinski in ohio who happens to be pro-life. those people

>> harris: kelly? a guy who stepped into the fold them the trouble ben was going south on the president rolled it out. again, he's going to start with mission one and build what we know our military leadership does. i have all the faith and the role that they can get there if he is doing his flowcharts and people are going through him. what will cause this to fail is if someone goes rogue. i don't know what could be. it could be any number of people who think they have more access to the president that is wise for new leadership in the white house. i can answer that. >> sandra: obviously we heard from newt gingrich, there are longtime supporters who think this will bring them to the white house. what confuses the emergent people is the messages coming out of the white house and they continue to be ordered. there is no chaos in the white house. when you get these major recess that you are referring to, it says there's some sort of mess to clean up. >> guy: no one believes when trump says there is no cha

happy birthday harry truman.se] david: this is also from the 75th birthday celebration in 1959. here is a letter from lyndon johnson to president truman. he said, have a wonderful day in independence, he would not have missed it for all the prize beef cattle in texas. that is the way he talked, he like to butter people up. all right, who is playing the piano? >> richard nixon. david: yes. this was in 1969. at the truman library. we have some correspondence from nixon to truman in 1964. truman had fallen and hurt -- inf in the back of, the bathtub. this was correspondence. nixon said, i am sorry to read of your accident, i hope you are well. truman in his response. by this time he was starting to decline. the libraryome to as much. president truman passed away in december of 1972. there was not as many photos and things because his health was declining. we have come to the end of our presentation. does anyone have questions or comments that you would like to bring up? yes, over here. >> you have done a great job.

>> good afternoon, harris. added to that warning to pyongyang, defense secretary jim mattis added "north korea must choose to stop isolating itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons. to that end, mattis is visiting a submarine base in washington, his home state, to visit the u.s.s. kentucky seen here, a ballistic missile submarine which has 24 trident ballistic missiles, each missile has up to ten independent nuclear warheads, each bigger than the size of the hiroshima bomb. other options are b-1 bombers which carry conventional bombs, stationed 2,000 miles away from north korea on the island of guam. since north korea's first ballistic missile test, these b-1 bombers have showed force in the area. there's the aircraft carrier strike group in japan. the u.s.s. ronald reagan was off the coast where she was joined by the u.s.s. carl vinson. cruisers and destroyers can launch tomahawk cruise missiles. u.s. special operations forces are also on standby in guam. there's 400 land-based nuclear missiles in

we will have a video clip. ♪ [jazz singer] i am just wild about harry harry is wild about me i am justild about harry and he is just wild about what can i do about he is just wild about e meeeeeee ♪ [applause] david: this would have been 1959 at harry truman 75th bird they party. let's go to the next one, the next section is about athletes. all of these are about baseball. it is interesting, as we go best trumanphotos, was a lot more interested in the baseball games than harry was. with theaseball passes president so he could attend the games in washington each year. is opening game at griffith 1950.m on april 18, recognize margaret, president truman, guess who that is next to harry? good, very good. here is another one. this is april 20, 1951. very good. all right. yes, very good. pence, vice president looks a little terrifying. if you see the ball way up at the top in the middle. not sure where that is going, but harris, clark griffith and casey. this will be a little bit tougher unless you are a real baseball fan, i think. 1940 six, he played for the detroit tigers. repeat that. yes

>> harris: we continue our coverage today. more reaction as president trump doubles down on his response to the deadly protests in charlottesville defending the statement he gave on saturday where he blamed many side for the violence. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, sarah smith, cohost of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis, former deputy state department spokesperson and fox news contributor, marie harf, today's a #oneluckyguy, fox news political analyst, juan williams is here. he's outnumbered. >> juan: escher m, but i'm delighted to be >> harris: we are you're here. let's get started, president trump taking on his critics over his initial response for the violent protests of charlottesville and the claims from some that he waited too long to call out the white supremacists who held that rally. the president out of trump tower had a news conference yesterday that was post be about infrastructure, he decided to open the floor to questions. >> i wanted to make sure, unlike most politicians,

. >> harris: we begun with a fox news alert. forecasters at the fox weather news at center state tropical storm harvey will become a major hurricane before landfall. that storm will be packing winds of 120 miles per hour at least. people along the coast bracing for the worst. janice is joining us, i want to add this from the governor of texas. state of disaster now declared 4:30 counties in that state. >> we have not had a major hurricane hit the coastline since 2005 and texas has not dealt with a hurricane since 2008. i'm concerned we don't have a lot of time. saturday is when we think it's going to make landfall and it's expected to last well into next week as the storm is going to stall. there is nothing steering this system, so major hurricane making landfall friday night into saturday along with the potentially life-threatening storm system. that's a well of water that comes with these counterclockwise systems dealing with over 2 feet of rain and 15d winds, that's a big deal. people need to be making their preparations and

the green-eyed monster. >> harris: mr. huntsman said to be maybe another ambassador as well, going from china to russia if he gets confirmed. >> abby: era talk about the importance of china, but you also need brush on board for your very point. if you can somehow isolate china, make they feel like they want to be a part that party, that is where you hit them hard and that's where we say okay, we have to do something. we still want to be a leader on the world stage, that's all they care about. >> judge napolitano: what is the status of his confirmation? >> harris: maybe look at some some work done. >> abby: if i had any advice for mitch mcconnell, stay an extra week, take four weeks of vacation, get people through confirmation. just a thought. >> harris: all right come up much more in korea's threats and the way president trump is handling the situation. he's facing criticism for his rhetoric, some are saying the president needs to tone it down. does he? or is it time for the united states to start talking like this? former

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and former deputy state department spokesperson and fox news contributor marie harf, and for the first time, or "outnumbered" ," #oneluckyguy. fox news contributor steve cortez and he is outnumbered, but you are used to these dynamics how? >> steve: i am, i grew up with a family of six kids total, four sisters, so i'm very accustomed to this dynamic. four wonderful ladies telling me i'm wrong. i also have a wife and three daughters right now, so once again, for on one. i've been lucky to be surrounded my entire life by smart, wonderful women. i do also have a son in additio addition. >> harris: let's begin with the news, shall we? russia's prime minister launched a blistering tirade against president trump just hours after the president signed a sanctions bill that punished russia for its meddling in the 26th election. in a facebook ranch, the russia russian p.m. and staunch putin ally says they hope for impro

was >> harris: fox news alert.to president trump he is heading to yuma, arizona where he will tour border patrol and meet with marines there at the southern border between us and mexico. tonight, he's planning to hold a campaign style rally in phoenix despite the mayor's request that the president delay that. arizona's republican governor won't be at that rally, but he will brief the president on the tarmac. all of this has questions grow about what the president is expected to say and whether he'll use the rally as a chance to unify the nation much like he used his talk on afghanistan last night, a different tone. he touched on unity, watch this. >> loyalty to our nation demands loyalty to one another. love for america requires love for all of its people. when we open our hearts to patients, there is no room for prejudice, no place for bigotry and no tolerance for hate. >> harris: house speaker paul ryan praised the president's remarks. >> i think what he did two days ago and commending the peaceful protests again

i'm harris faulkner. here today for the fox business network, dagen mcdowell, editor at townhall.com, katie pavlich, gillian turner, today's #oneluckyguy, weaving his web, the host of the david webb show on sirius xm patriot channel, david webb himself and you are outnumbered. >> david: degen was on my show earlier and now i'm on this sho show. you guys are all invited to come on my show. >> harris: we need to send some love and prayers to people down in the texas gulf coast, getting the news in that situation. hurricane harvey is expected to be upgraded to eight cat three before making landfall better tonight about 70 miles northeast of corpus christi. texas officials are warning people in low-lying areas to get out now. forecasters are predicting life-threatening winds and flooding. meteorologist janice dean is alive and the weather center and as you look at this storm, it's almost the size of texas on the map. >> we are approaching landfall in a couple of hours. i'm nervous because this is something we

great people to be with. >> harris: think of her being here. let's start with the scenes coming out of south texas, houston, harrowing, at least five deaths are blamed on harvey, officials expect the number to go up as thousands of people are being rescued by vote. the last number, 2000 people plucked from different situations including rooftop. more rain on the way coming out by the end of the week, and entire year's worth of rain may have fallen. but long calling for the public's health. >> help in texas overcoming this disaster will be far greater than fema core initiation of the entire federal government. we need citizens to be involved. texas said this was a landmark event, we have not seen in events like this, you cannot draw the forecast of the coming cannot dream it up. >> harris: if you could dream it, it would be a nightmare. continuing the coverage from the fox news had deck. >> you rarely hear that when people are being straight with you, but that is the case here. as much as it is rain since friday night, historic amounts in some a

gasper: harris, up, harris. he's lookin' at himself. harris, come, harris, come.s, sit, down, harris, down. harris, paw, oh, okay, he's--maybe he's not in the total mood to do it. alicia: he's a little bit camera shy. robert: i think he's feeling a little monitored. gasper: yeah, i think that's really affecting him. he likes to watch dogs on tv. robert: but still, just watching you, it does sort of reemphasize the fact that, i mean, pit bulls are dogs. they're just like pets. they're, you know, they're kind of sometimes a little scary for people to look at. gasper: he's actually a giant lapdog. i mean, he's 105 pounds, but he thinks he's 20 pounds, and he has no shame in coming right up to you and sitting on your lap and cuddling, so. alicia: they're a great-- the breed in particular is great with people and children. i mean, they're known for their trustworthiness, their loyalty, and just the love that they give. so that would definitely be a message that we would want to share. robert: that's really good. it's a nice message, and you guys are great representatio

. >> harris: we will begin with a fox news alert. president trump announcing a new strategy for afghanistan. in a primetime address to the nation, this is a "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner, sandra smith here today, republican strategist lisa boothe pray to the host of "kennedy" kennedy, and #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade, and host of the syndicated show on fox news radio. you are outnumbered, great daddy back. >> i'm glad to be heard, on the day of the eclipse. i do not forget that i would be the lucky guy of the last eclipse, so to be here this time is fantastic. >> kennedy: you mean 100 years ago? >> brian: i think it was victrola. >> harris: their smartphones, you can take it all in this time. let's start with the news, tonight president trump will announce his plan to go forward in afghanistan, former adviser to the united states and nato commander in afghanistan, andrew peake was waiting in earlier. >> the president has a strong cultural bond with a lot of the enlisted ground forces. he talks in warlike terms, talking about def

my owl is the same colour as harry's.nesia, it is easy to get one. the word for owl in indonesia is ghost bird. there is a growing number of people inspired by fiction to take a wild owls as pets. someone whose job is to go out into the jungle and find them. he helps us find and catch them. we don't really know how they do it, we just get the owls. researchers say they are usually taken as babies from their nests and brought here to be sold in this huge bird market. it was very rare to find owls on sale here previously, but we quickly found this store. this owner rushed out the back to get this beautiful bird that he thought i might be interested in. it has a huge impact on the wild population of owls. they are very important in keeping the ecosystem in balance. by removing so many owls, to be sold on the bird markets, it is very concerning. there is only one type of owl on the protected species list in indonesia. activists want that changed, to lift the harry potter curse. and just before we go if you're feeling peckish,

the curse of harry potter? world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news. the latest headlines: more than seven million people are facing starvation in yemen, the consequences of a civil war and a blockade by saudi—led coalition forces. leaked documents suggest that both side

and the curse of harry potter?e report on how the popular books have led to a demand for pet owls in indonesia. thank you forjoining us. it's midnight in london, and 7am here in singapore, where the search continues for sailors missing after a us warship collided with an oil tanker. divers have located bodies in the flooded compartments of the warship. the accident is raising questions about state of the us fleet in the pacific — is it over—stretched? rupert wingfield—hayes reports. these are the latest pictures of the badly damaged uss john these are the latest pictures of the badly damaged ussjohn mccain as it limped into port in singapore, a massive hole in its side. today, the dues from here has only got worse. speaking to media tonight, the commander of the us pacific fleet said the first bodies have been found. one body that has been reported by the malaysia navy has been found. we have discovered other bodies during the diving on thejohn mccain today, but it is premature to say how many, and what the status

i'm harris faulkner in new york. all right, back here on fox news channel, the situation now, sandra, obviously it is that barcelona police are working this scene, two of them. now they have to figure out whether or not the second scene where people were taken this turkish restaurant has anything to do what the first of the vantage of the curb. we are looking at a scene unfold in new york that we were warned about earlier this summer that terrorism could flourish. while we do not know the exact cause or group or whatever, we were told to be on lookout. of course, and spain, they hadn't had anything happen the way they have in london. >> sandra: earlier, we had one of our experts on saying just how important social media is in breaking news now, especially as we have witnesses and similar terrorist attacks like this, it's an important part of putting the pieces together. it's amazing at this point how little we do know. we have two people on the couch by the way who know this area fairly well, as i understand it. ther

i think the reason that it is so harry.t is so poignant is that, of course, he should be the last person to be saying that, in many ways. what happened with diana was extraordinaire. that week we were just discussing, a month ago, that week is one that we will all remember in a way that americans remember in a way that americans remember when jfk was murdered. remember in a way that americans remember whenjfk was murdered. we ramble where we were when we heard it. -- ramble where we were when we heard it. —— we remember where we were when we heard it. using back to alexander campbell and his diaries at the time, and how do a time it was for all of us, as we became embroiled in the story, and it was not our story. but then to say, prince harry, that all of us lost somebody this day, it isn't true. because he and his brother did. not all of us. i got no sense of what was going on over here on the day, so was going on over here on the day, so this was very different. this is where it was extraordinary.” so this was very differ

harry styles is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! harry!nd also, his solo album is out as well. [ cheers and applause ] and it's a great album. it's fantastic. have you given it a listen? >> steve: i'm going to now. >> jimmy: it's so good. i would say, "meet me in" -- no, oh, "carolina" might be my favorite. [ cheers ] but "two ghosts" is his new single. but he came out with "sign of the times." and that was -- it's just -- don't you get the cover? you get it? it's like a necklace -- >> steve: right. >> jimmy: from somebody. maybe it's his cross to bear. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: this is how fantastic the record is. all sorts of easter eggs. here he is. [ light laughter ] >> steve: what's he doing? >> jimmy: here he is playing in the bath tub. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, he's just a a little shaver. >> jimmy: so many fun surprises. plus, she's super funny. she stars in the new movie "landline." jenny slate is stopping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we love her. she always makes me laugh. t

later in the broadcast, we'll speak with deanre harris' lawyer.eanwhile, dozens of people are participating in a 100-mile march from charlottesville, virginia, to washington, d.c. the marchers are demanding charlottesville mayor mike cigna resign, all confederate monuments be removed, and charges be dropped against people who were arrested protesting against a ku klux klan rally in charlottesville in july. they're also demanding an end to stop and frisk, the cash-bail system, and militarized policing. the protest took place in august. a top united nations official said wednesday that donald trump is inciting violence against journalists, warning that freedom of the press is under attack from the president of the united states. u.n. high commissioner for human rights, zeid ra'ad al hussein, was speaking in geneva. >> to call these news organizations fake does and to refermage to individual journalists in this way, is this not an incitement for others to attack journalists? ares assume journanalists harmed from one of these organizations. does the p

princes william and harry have spoken about the days following their mother's death — harry spoke of

for houston, harris county. harris county got a lot of rain. a lot of flooding. combine houston and harris county you literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road. if you think the situation right now is bad, you give an order to evacuate, you are creating a nightmare. especially when it's not planned. and many of us in this city remember when the evacuation order was ordered before and learned our lesson from that. has to be very well coordinated all the way from houston to the destination point. you have to make sure that you have proper gas stations, make sure you have the proper lanes that are flowing in the right direction. it has to be coordinated. if you do it or attempt to do it and it's not coordinated, not done right, you are literally putting people in harm's way, and you are creating a far worse situation. in this particular case, the hurricane, we were not in the direct line. it is true, we anticipated a lot of rain. and a lot of rain, but the best places for people to be is in their homes. now, we have had a few fatalities. every person is im

"he did his best for us", says harry.e behaviour of the french photographers who pursued diana‘s speeding car into the alma tunnel. i think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her into the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying on the back seat of the car and those people that caused the accident, instead of helping were taking photographs of her dying on the back seat and then those photographs made their way back to news desks in this country. william and harry though were determined not to show their feelings. they start walking down the road towards the mall. the decision to walk behind their mother‘s coffin was a collective family decision, says william. more than anything else, they wanted to be true to their mother‘s memory. when you have something so traumatic as the death of your mother, when you‘re 15, as, very sadly, many people have experienced and no—one wants to experience, it leaves you... you know, it wil

or harry were completely and utterly devastated by it.d work, love and energy she put into us when we were younger would go to waste. they were children coping with their own grief and the attention of the grieving nation. and they kept going to honour their mother's memory. and viewers in the uk can see diana: seven days on sunday night at 7:30pm on bbc one. england will play new zealand in the women's rugby world cup final this weekend. they beat france 20—3 in the second semi—final in belfast on tuesday. as world cup holders, they will defend their title against the number one ranked side in the world, after they saw off the challenge of the usa. katherine downs was there for us. england are through to a second successive world cup final, beating france in the end, 23—3. it was so tight in the first half. just one kick apiece. three each on the board at half—time. in the second half, england gradually pulled away. first a try by sarah byrne, the prop, to give some daylight between england and france. and then at the final whistle, engl

this is a widespread event coming up. >> harris: i hear a different tone today. and all my years of covering storms, it does get serious as you get closer to the event itself. the tone that i here today and i'm hearing from you too, as just that people may look at this as a purely rain event and on anticipate how serious that could be with a 12-foot surge. from what you guys can see, give us an idea of what happens when the ocean is picked up by wind and carried into this rain event. >> the first thing that happens is the storm surge. that's the rising water level, at the store makes a push on. your water levels rise, the oceans meet at the beach. on top of that, you have massive ways, 10, 12, 14-foot waves with weights on top of that of 10 feet or more. that's going to wash away some houses and the like. it will be very devastating in the area of the high storm surge. the wind is what generates them. it's a big deal. i would encourage everybody who's in the path of this to really listen to the emergency managers, the local officials. get out of the way because a

princes william and harry have spoken about the days following their mother's death — harry spoke ofhe anger he feels towards the photographers who chased. she had had quite a severe head injury but she was still very much alive. those people that caused the accident, instead of helping, were taking photographs of her dying on the back—seat. president trump launches a lengthy tirade against the media, saying mostjournalists are bad people who hate america. 18 members of two rival gangs have been banned from parts of birmingham, after leaving a trail of murders and stabbings. and how well are you protecting your identity? a warning that identity theft has reached a record high. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, conor mcgregor arrives in las vegas ahead of what could be the most lucrative fight in boxing history, against the undefeated floyd mayweather. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says the uk will "take back control" of its laws, when the country leaves the european union. the government has published a legal paper on how disputes could b

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prince harry has strong words for the paparazzi. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the prince opens up about what he says the paparazzi did in the moments after princess diana's car crashed in paris. >>> also, samsung hopes consumers will forget last year's smart phone fires as it unveils its newest gadget the galaxy note eight. we'll have a preview next. >>> well britain's prince harry blaming photographers who chased after princess diana the night she was killed. >> harry is speaking out in a new bbc documentary about the deadly accident in paris which happened 20 years ago next week. cbs correspondent jonathan big lee yacht tee reports from kensington palace. >> reporter: 20 years after his mother's tragic death, angry prince harry points fingers. >> i think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her through the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying on the back seat of the car. >> reporter: in the new documentary prince harry not only blamed the paparazzi for the crash that killed