heather. heather: our prayers with the border agent's family. nice to have you in the studio. >> so nice to be here and happy for your show. heather: thank you. apologied for groping a woman while she slapped but minnesota democrat promises to do a lot of reflecting during thanksgiving holiday, a lot of reflecting according to star tribune after this photo and allegations surfaced last week that franken killed lean theten. long refused to speak publicly on targeting conservative groups and wants to keep it that way. >> i have not layed my constitutional rights on the fifth amendment. >> washington times now reporting that the former irs executive wants her testimony to be permanently sealed. telling federal court that she fares for family safety if her explanation tea party scandal is made public, that's interesting. her taped do cigses are part of settled lawsuit over illegal targeting group over political beliefs. kathy griffin is back and crying foul saying she's been blacklisted as she's out of work . >> the wall of crap has never fallen on

heather: thank you.s kitty was talking about now calling for christmas blood. the terror group naming the vatican as next target. how seriously should we be taking the treats. we are joined robin. thank you so much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> let's begin with this christmas, blood threat, isis taking aim at the pope, not the first time that isis has targeted italy. >> obviously not, may of this year, there was the stabbing in milan train station of soldiers and policemen by an isis-inspired terrorists and baghdady, head of isis, so italy is one of those countries as with many other in europe as we have seen in months and years threatened by the extremist movement. heather: here is the thing, you take them seriously and your change actions, do something like that and then they win, you don't want them to win in essence by changing what you do or stopping to visit italy or the vatican or anything like that, so what do you do? >> yeah, i completely encourage, i

heather: rumors.as being mistreated and he wasn't being supported an people didn't really believe him at the time but he did back off so that's a good point. thank you so much. >> happy friday. heather: you too. stop, drop and roll because your fire extinguisher might not work in an emergency. tracee carrasco with the recall that could impact us. >> this is a big one, 40 million fire distinguishers recalled because they may not work in an emergency, so now they may become clogged or the nozzles may come off, recalling 34 models, 1973 to august 15th of 2013. if you have a extinguisher, check it out. this is thin air, they are asking passengers to keep all their clothes, outer wear and luggage and they want to weigh you as a whole because they are trying to get accurate calculations for fuel, for their planes and they haven't had the numbers since about 2008, so they want to get the most accurate data so far they've had about 18 volunteers out of the 2000 that they are looking for. heather: i would not

heather: what are the issues?me issues we had for a long time, jobs, economy, healthcare. that is in the a republican agenda. it will be fascinating but everybody saying the president's approval rating is an indicator republicans won't have a good midterm should look at this election and consider what it cost because neck and neck is not what people were projecting. >> if a republican wins in virginia that gubernatorial race, what does that mean for republicans? >> we have to take a look and say the trump agenda is winning, can't be dismissive as many people want to be. people saying trump is a disaster, the mainstream media talking about his presidency as such, the american people are responding, many of them. some aren't but a large number of people excited about the agenda, about jobs, the economy, looking forward to tax reform, believing the trip to asia will bring jobs back to america. democrats and other people need to be careful about being dismissive of the american people in that way. heather: all eyes on

heather: aggressive and ambitious.fferent feel from the last administration. >> it's no secret that president obama believed a weaker america made for a stronger world. he did everything he could to lessen american influence and presence and led to power and leader vacuums and so all these other nations say, well, we are going to step in where there's a hole and that's what president trump was handed when he took over. heather: going back to trade policies with china, we were just discussing, that was one of the first things that the president talked about when he announced candidacy f not the very first thing. >> that's right h. he's always viewed correctly that access to their markets is very challenging for u.s. companies and i think that's part of the announcement that he's getting ready to make in next day or two. heather: $280 billion, we can bring that up, one of the things taking place. finally, let's go to north korea. important topic, people say he has or has not handled it correctly. >> i think he has. you h

heather: the appreciate it. number of americans where he under the new plan their taxes will go up. watch what happens when martha maccallum asks us to the audience at an exclusive town hall whether they had any concerns. >> show of hands. if you are in this group tonight and think you might end a paying more under this plan, raise your hand. heather: the a number of people raising their hands. a scholar said paul ryan may have sold the tax plan well, but this is a big problem for americans. >> is it a great job selling the plan. the problem he faced were all those people who asked how many of your taxes will go up and a lot of hands went up. this is a problem for the republicans as people think their taxes will go up. when i worked for george w. bush when he was pushing the tax cuts he was able to say every american will get a tax cut. paul ryan couldn't say that. he said the average american in every income bracket will see their taxes go down but that means some will see their taxes go up. no american should

heather: they are not doing that. a different take when you listen to the mainstream media, the level of coverage it is given. >> we are living in different political times. to your point why donald trump was elected and draining of the swamp, one of the things, that promise has not come to fruition as far as how he filled the cabinet, not just the work is being done. to the coverage of this impeachment situation, there are very specific significant points they are including. that is something the public probably does want to understand. when donald trump fired james comey, was that obstruction of justice? that is the question a lot of people have on their minds, a core part of impeachment points. we will see how far they go. julie: there be a special prosecutor appointed to see how involved james comey, hillary clinton, uranium one how far that goes back, some of those answers? >> looking into all the issues with russia. shepard smith made it clear, nothing to see is far as uranium one. heather: depending who you lis

heather: he did it for isis.suspected attacker leaving behind a chilling note pledging allegiance to the terrorist organization. amy kellogg joins us from milan. trucks and vehicles are now isis's weapon of choice, correct? >> reporter: experts say this may be a sign of desperation in a terror organization. a sign that it's organizational skills have been vastly diminished particularly after the fall of raqqa and mosul. possibly a sign of the diminished power of isis. extremely hard to prevent. the attack in new york was the first fatal terrorist attack in the at city since 9/11. little is known what drove the murderer to mow his truck into innocents. inside his truck, his rented truck turned murder weapon was a note citing his allegiance to isis is the terrorist drove his truck along the bike path lower manhattan on the hudson river knocking down people before slamming into a school bus. eight were killed, a dozen injured including one student in the school bus. six of the murdered were foreign nationals, argent

heather: gitmo or jeff, donald trump calling for the killer to face swift justice, taking aim at democrats, allowed into america in the first place, picking up coverage live. >> and new york terrorist was happy, hanging the isis flag, killed eight people, should get the death penalty, the white house also says they consider sayfullo habibullaevic saipov an enemy combatant and hoping to get the attacker to guantÁnamo. >> do you want the assailant to go to gitmo? >> i would consider that. >> will you send him to gitmo? >> i would consider that. >> reporter: he vowed to shut down the visa lottery program that sent the alleged shooter to our shores in 2010. >> work with congress on the diversity lottery program on getting rid of it, a merit-based program based on merit. >> the program has been in place 20 years by senate democrat leader chuck schumer, shut down in 2015, a war of words between schumer and the president playing out as schumer accuses the president of playing politics so we will see. the u

heather: great to have you with us. top of the hour and caught on camera, a man firing a handgun in the middle of a store with a child in his hand and guess what? this is the good guy. we will explain. [gunshots] heather: bad timing. taking the prize for the best photo bomb of the year. i camera man's priceless reaction. ♪ heather: good morning from the streets of new york city, the sun has not come of yet, live shot at rockefeller center. a massive gas fire forcing some homes as a result to be evacuated. leaking gas line causing flames to shoot 30 feet into the air. this happened in michigan, the fire knocked out power, 911 service, both have been restored, the fire burning out on its own. no word if there were injuries. and off-duty officer shoots two would be robbers while holding his own son. he and his family were at a pharmacy in brazil when the two attackers rushed in. the officer, fearing for his life, shot and killed both men before handing his son to his wife who was taking cover in and i'll. very lucky. i cam

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heather: appreciate it, we have to go. the shocking moment a convicted criminal poisons himself on live tv. >> i have taken poison. heather: how did this warlord smuggle a deadly liquid into the courtroom? a police post blocked by facebook and labeled malicious, the man who posted it that he had proof social the media site committed to silencing conservatives, he joins us live next. heather: welcome back to "fox and friends" first. until the final hour, a thick new threat from isis targeting america and its chilling propaganda video with fire raining down on several us cities including las vegas. the terror group's piece claims gunman stephen paddock was there and. this include the clip from the las vegas attack right before the us explodes into a massive fireball. the propaganda trailer comes days after isis threatened to kill millions of americans in new york city's time square depicting santa next to a box of dynamite. jared kushner interrogating about a meeting with the russian ambassador called first insignificant. do

. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning. are watching "fox and friends" first this wednesday morning, made it midway through the week but a lot has happened yesterday and overnight so we will get straight to that and we begin with a fox news alert. a game changer from north korea, the rogue notion test changing a new kind of intercontinental ballistic missile capable of striking anywhere in the us but donald trump remaining firm. >> a missile was launched a while ago from north korea. we will take care of it. >> amy kellogg joins us live with more. >> very hard to imagine just how this will be handled, the secretary of state has said diplomatic options are still out there but hard to imagine exactly what they are. here is what the vice president said. >> all options are on the table and we will continue to marshal the full resources of the united states to bring economic and diplomatic pressure to bear until north korea abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs once and for all. >> north korea giving glory to its mi

after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domesticealthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you are going the hear the words, i'm sorry. i've changed. i'll never do it again. i love you. and you want to believe it. so you end up going back and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean, she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me i had stabbed her right here she lay down. i held her in my arms. before she died she said, i love you. and those were her last words. >> during his sentencing one of the things that he did say was heather's last words were that "i love you, josh." i will never believe that. i have nightmares that heather's last moments was calling out for me to help her because she had done that so many times before. i don't see where this would have been any different. >> one fact that is indisputable is

heather, hey, beautiful, what's up my lovely lady?t, that's wonderful. if not, don't think i wouldn't want to be with you. you're my endless love, sincerely, your man. >> while the couple's relationship appears to be intact, their future family is not to be. pratt has recently found out she is not pregnant. she's yet to share the news with mckaskle. >> my last pregnancy test came back negative. so there's a possibility that i did have a miscarriage. because i've had some signs of that. >> part of me has already accepted the fact that i probably did. all things happen for a reason. >>> coming up -- >> it's an awesome day because it's the countdown to 13 hours and i'm out of this hell hole. >> brian abendroth's release day arrives. and heather pratt braces for a nerve-racking court appearance. >> my parents are going to be there. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad today. we create machines that make every experience more intense and real. with intel core processors and geforce gtx graphics so powerful they can redefine reality.

heather: the wine contains a compound that helps fat burn easier.ats, you can't have more than two a day and you have to enjoy them in the evening, that includes the 4:00 am hour of "fox and friends" first, see you back here tomorrow, goodbye. jillian: it is tuesday, november 14th. firing back, donald trump junior releasing leaked pre-election emails with wikileaks as the tables turn on hillary clinton, possible probe into the uranium one deal. rob: a jihadist plowed down a number of people on a manhattan bike style blues you won't believe how many more people entered the country in the same fashion, some who could be dangers,

heather: the infamous dr.ed to community service to spread holiday cheer, collecting presence for toys for tots. the grinch is locked up. that wraps it up for "fox and friends" first, see you back here tomorrow, "fox and friends" first continues now, by. it is tuesday, november 28th. security threat, students just uncovered, the columbine style attack shutting down a handful of schools. >> the biggest tax reduction in the history of the country, it will bring jobs, i think it is doing very well. >> as donald trump has the capital hill delivering on tax reform, what could happen as early as tomor

russell wilson here standing by with heather cox. >> heather: the cardinals told us all week in preparationthey were planning for backyard football. boy did we see that, especially in that third quarter with that play to doug baldwin. from your perspective how did that play evolve? >> i was trying to keep the play alive. saw guys moving trying to get open. i had big old chandler jones chasing me. he is as good as it gets. just trying to get space and get open. i saw doug. he made an unbelievable shape. >> heather: the win did come at a price. richard sherman did get hurt. we saw you talking on the sidelines. what would it mean to keep going without richard sherman the rest of the season? >> he is one of the best you can ask for, one of the best teammates, one of the hardest working guys you will meet. everyone. it is unfortunate with him. he is as good as it gets. he is a hall of fame corner. guys will have to step up. you can't replace richard sherman. you just can't do it. but guys can step up. shaquill griffin played a great game. he battled and battled. he is a superstar over there as a

russell wilson here standing by with heather cox. >> heather: the cardinals told us all week in preparationthey were planning for backyard football. boy did we see that, especially in that third quarter with that play to doug baldwin. from your perspective how did that play evolve? >> i was trying to keep the play alive. saw guys moving trying to get open. i had big old chandler jones chasing me. he is as good as it gets. just trying to get space and get open. i saw doug. he made an unbelievable shape. >> heather: the win did come at a price. richard sherman did get hurt. we saw you talking on the sidelines. what would it mean to keep going without richard sherman the rest of the season? >> he is one of the best you can ask for, one of the best teammates, one of the hardest working guys you will meet. he will do anything for everyone. it is unfortunate with him. he is as good as it gets. he is a hall of fame corner. guys will have to step up. you can't replace richard sherman. you just can't do it. but guys can step up. shaquill griffin played a great game. he battled and battled. he is a s

and comedian heather macdonald in los angeles.es thank you so much for being with me on this friday afternoon. but let's begin with louis c.k. and he they aather this is from. we got a huge statement from louis c.k. and his people awhile ago. he name checks these five women or four women and then one woman didn't name herself. then he says this, these stories are true. at the time i said to myself that what i did was okay because i never showed a woman my bleep without asking first, which is also true. he goes on, but what i learned later in life too late is that when you have power over another person asking them to look at your bleep isn't a question, it's a predicament for them. the power i had over these women is they admired me and i wielded that power irresponsibly. he goes on at the end after expressing remorse, i have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i'll now take a step back and take a long time to listen. >> heather, as a comedian in this world, how do you take that? >> i love that the w

. >> heather: welcome to hannity tonight. the hill's john solomon is out with a smoking gun report that the fbi informant we've been telling you about has the evidence that show as russian effort to get the corrupt un rarium 1 deal approved by the obama administration. sara carter is detailing that she has uncovered a, quote, treasure trove of documents that ties uranium 1 directly to the russians. only information you'll hear on hannity. i will be joined by both sara and john later in the program. first tonight, new reports of sexual misconduct rocking liberal america. plus a second woman accusing senator al franken of sexual misconduct. hillary clinton continues to viciously attack her husband's accusers even after saying all women should be believed. the clintons led an effort to victim chain the women. with their willing accomplices in the media they create the environment we're living n all that and more. and tonight's big breaking news, opening monologue, an investigative report. >> heather: high profile main stream jou

heather wright reports on this latest technique.ng) texarkana resident jane clemens was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer earlier this year..(jane clemens, breast cancer patient) the doctor did tell me that my cancer has a 40-percent chance of coming back(heather wright, reporting)she says that's why her doctor prescribed radiation after her surgery. but jane is not lying in the traditional position.(omar ishaq, md/christus st. michael hospital, texarkana)we treat them on their stomachs, it's called prone, it's a fancy word for instead of you lying on your back you lie on your stomach. and then we treat the breast and we can avoid the heart and lung (heather wright, reporting)dr. omar ishaq says after decades of study -- research shows it's safer for most patients(omar ishaq, md/christus st. michael hospital, texarkana)what they found after following those women for 30 plus years was sure, we've done a great job and they're not dying of breast cancer. but what we found was.. sure, they're not dying of breast cancer but the on

here now to discuss my panel heather higons and heather hanson. political analyst. amy, let me start with you. sorry you weren't heather today. we would have a trifecta. makes it clear he's not sure what he's apologizing for, and he's not going to step down. is there this double standard that has emerged in the last couple of weeks? this underscores all of it. >> well, there appears to be. and remember, with congressman conyers, there was actually a settlement based on his behavior and the allegation that he was walking around his office in his underwear. okay? you don't need a law or a policy to tell a congressman you don't get to take meetings in your underwear. this should be something shameful and require him to step down. and when it comes to the double standard, you hear this new talking point from democrats saying, oh, we shouldn't pleas our own because republicans don't do it. well, i have a name for you. bob livingston. he didn't even get to house speaker before he had to resign over a sex scandal. another name. mark foley. another republican larry craig. r

i'm here with heather, i'm here with adam. the fed has been the wind behind this ship's boat or sailboat, getting my metaphors screwed up. you know what i mean. there has been a lot of help, right? now the help is coming away. they're indicating that, yeah, things are going to be moving higher, faster, sooner. i guess my big question, we look at market 23,421 on the dow, wow! can it hold, can it stay and how critical will tax cuts be to these levels? >> not only trish, will this market hold, this trish is going to move higher, and see this market move higher. tax cuts are part of it, you know my deal, the ease of earnings and employment, that is the story. by the way, trish, another narrative happening here. there is a double-barreled handoff. on one hand we're getting a new fed chair. the key is not to upset the boat with that baton handoff. then the other other we're finally getting fiscal policy taking over from monetary policy we don't need the fed anymore because american businesses are making money. trish: they're hoping

i see it. >> charles: heather? >> heather: yeah, part of the 80s i wasn't alive but i'll do my best to remember what i can, [laughter]. >> charles: don't mix it with 70 s, two different eras. >> heather: i heard my parents tell me it was a good time but i do think that some market correction may happen again if we don't get tax reform and just the nature of average market cycles that we have gone up 27, 28% on the dow since president trump was elected, so maybe a pullback wouldn't be such a bad thing. you can lessen people with a lot of catch on the sidelines to take in this market rally too because a lot of my friends right now are waiting for some sort of pullback. >> charles: i'll get some 80s music and the rest of the one hit wonders. sorry guys thank you very much. coming up, a judge issues a major blow to the trump team sanctuary city crackdown. also ice ready to make a move on a major industry in this country we'll be right back. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge univers

heather: is tuesday, november 21st, beaten with rock and left to die. the brutal attack on a border agent as donald trump double down on his call for a wall. >> i would say thank you if he put him on his plane. let him -- let me handle my son. let's stay in our lanes. rob: the basketball dad trashing donald trump on national tv, setting social media on fire. heather: the girl scouts of america, don't force your daughter to hug her family, we will tell you about it, "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: bruno mars hit going on this morning as we look at the dark midtown manhattan, 5:00 on the east coast, good morning on "fox and friends" first. rob: donald trump double down vowing to build the wall after a border patrol agent was brutally murdered. jillian: greg abbott stepping up the hunt for the killers offering a $20,000 reward. griff jenkins live in the nation's capital with new details. >> reporter: the fbi agent, what happened saturday night near the border in west texas the left border patrol agent martinez dead and his partner

i'm grateful to be on the receiving end. >> great win at home. >> heather, thank you. antonio brown of the steelers, they get to 8-2. as rich said, first team to eight. new england will try to do that. taking on oakland in mexico city. you mentioned who else? kansas city has the only loss on philadelphia and that's where you guys will be on sunday night to watch the cowboys and the eagles, a game we've seen the last couple of years on sunday night. they've been dramatic games as well. >> both overtime games. i tell you, i got a chance to watch philadelphia. of course you watch them on television. and then you put on the game tape and you get to watch their defensive line. fletcher cogs and compa fletcher cox and company. it's easy to say carson wentz. he's been phenomenal. he's done a great job. that defense is a little overwhelming. we don't know if tyron smith is going to be able to play in the game. dak prescott basically is going to have to put this dallas cowboys team on his back and make some big plays for them if they're going to knock off these eagles. >> mike:

heather, i think it can send things a whole lot higher. a lot of people on the show say fundamentals, much to your point, heather, the fundamentals are good now, they're strong enough many ways to support some of these levels. if you get tax reform that is the cherry on top. >> fundamental does matter. if you look at some of the smaller companies, russell 2000 that is leading gauge, pointing whether or not tax reform gets passed very soon. that is a good proxy to look at, small cap stocks. trish: let's talk about the policy for a second. mark, i think you can speak to this a little bit. my concern is that state and local taxes will not be able to be deducted anymore. so in some states that have very high rates those people will not be able to deduct it and i question what kind of economic toll that will take on things. i get it, if you tell me it is not fair texas, new hampshire, florida are subsidizing new york, i get it, i understand you, i hear you. i'm just concerned about the immediate lag effect if you start taxing people that make t

russell wilson here standing by with heather cox. >> heather: the cardinals told us all week in preparationere planning for backyard football. boy did we see that, especially in that third quarter with that play to doug baldwin. from your perspective how did that play evolve? >> i was trying to keep the play alive. saw guys moving trying to get open. i had big old chandler jones chasing me. he is as good as it gets. just trying to get space and get open. i saw doug. he made an unbelievable shape. >> heather: the win did come at a price. richard sherman did get hurt. we saw you talking on the sidelines. what would it mean to keep going without richard sherman the rest of the season? >> he is one of the best you can ask for, one of the best teammates, one of the hardest working guys you will meet. he will do anything for everyone. it is unfortunate with him. he is as good as it gets. he is a hall of fame corner. guys will have to step up. you can't replace richard sherman. you just can't do it. but guys can step up. shaquill griffin played a great game. he battled and battled. he is a superst

i'm grateful to be on the receiving end. >> great win at home. >> heather, thank you. antonio brown of the steelers, they get to 8-2. as rich said, first team to eight. new england will try to do that. taking on oakland in mexico city. you mentioned who else? kansas city has the only loss on philadelphia and that's where you guys will be on sunday night to watch the cowboys and the eagles, a game we've seen the last couple of years on sunday night. they've been dramatic games as well. >> both overtime games. i tell you, i got a chance to watch philadelphia. of course you watch them on television. and then you put on the game tape and you get to watch their defensive line. fletcher cogs and compa fletcher cox and company. it's easy to say carson wentz. he's been phenomenal. he's done a great job. that defense is a little overwhelming. we don't know if tyron smith is going to be able to play in the game. dak prescott basically is going to have to put this dallas cowboys team on his back and make some big plays for them if they're going to knock off these eagles. >> mike:

heather: wednesday, november 1st. terror in downtown manhattan. authorities swarming two different new jersey locations searching for clues in a horrifying isis inspired attack. rob: the driver shouting allahu akbar coming in custody as police piece together the evidence. straight to a fox news alert, that deadly attack a rented home depot truck plowing through pedestrians, slamming into cars and crumbling bikes in new york city. jillian: the driver knowing people down for a mile and a not far from ground 0. eight people are dead, many more injured, children included. todd: let's look at the scene in new york city. it is calm right now but a few hours ago it was not. live team coverage for you. jillian: rob schmidt at the scene of the deadliest attack in new york since 9/11. >> reporter: good morning, we are here and get you caught up on the latest after a tragic afternoon, eight people killed, 11 injured, a block away from here in lower manhattan on the hudson river on a bike path that lets you get you caught up. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov, le

heather works at the state department. it's important to have this context. two former diplomats, senior diplomats with the agency have said that the president is undermining the state department. nicholas burns is one of them, a frequent guest on this program and ryan crocker wrote to "the new york times" on monday said that this isn't about belt tightening, the cuts in funding at the state department. it's a deliberate effort to deconstruct the state department and the foreign service. president trumps draconian cuts. a lot of positions have not been filled. many senior service representatives have said in the past they believe the state department is being dismantled. john roberts, it's a matter of concern. >> theres no question about that, shep. one of the most important aspects of the federal government is the state department. because we have to have relations with so many nations around the world. the president is also dealing with a harsh reality that he has to make cuts. whether you make cuts at the state department or other departments, it's a matte

heather macdonald is the author of the book "the war on cops" heather, first to you.ing up in certainir parts of the country that seems obvious, not just the murder rate but the armed robbery rate. is this part of the reason. >> absolutely, tucker. coming across the country are deciding it's better tog just drive on by that guyg hanging out on known club corner 2:00 a.m. hitching up his waistband as if he has a gun because for the last three years they have been l living with this specious black lives matter narrative this proactive police something racist. they are worried about getting caught on a cell phone video having to use lawful force to subdue a resisting suspect.or they don't have to make those stance.e. those are purely discretionary. we have had a 20% increase in our murder rate in the last two years. victims overwhelmingly black an additional 800 black males have been killed in the last two years compared to 2014. >> tucker: right.ea >> this depolicing is a very serious problem. >> tucker: it hurts the people who live in those neighborhoods who were not r

the england fightback, casting off the early shackles as she shared a century stand with captain heathernight. in the sydney sunshine, england were blossoming and australia seemingly wilting. but as the shadows began to lengthen, so the fortunes began to turn. beaumont was finally out for 70 and with the pink ball under the floodlights, australia dazzled. ellyse perry might not have seen it but she still somehow caught it to remove sarah taylor, as england's middle order struggled. by the end, a day which they had controlled for so long was left delicately poised. tomorrow morning, maybe the first hour or two will be really important

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department of justice to register as a foreign agent now heather nauert the spokesperson for the u.s. state department insisted that having us register would not affect our work in any way this is what she said when the united states tells someone to register under a foreign agent requirement we don't see impacts or a fact the ability of them to report. news and information we just have to register it's a simple as that well it does appear that it seems to be the opposite of what heather nauert said because as of the moment we've received this letter which is essentially telling us that our ability to operate as a news agency and function and report on events on capitol hill a vital place in the u.s. political system the legislative branch of the u.s. government that ability is now in question now at the moment we have this letter telling us that we need to turn over our credentials now this comes in the aftermath of r.t. being pressured and forced to register under the foreign agents resist registration act now this is a law that was passed in one nine hundred thirty eight to combat

i have great respect for heather. she does a fine job at the state department. she's in a tough spot. because it is true that the secretary serves at the pleasure of the president. it is true there is great tension between the white house institutionally not to mention tension between tillerson and trump so she has to walk a fine line. she has to preserve the secretary and to the best of her ability she did is that. >> let me bring sam into the conversation. and also fold in former secretary of state madeline albright called tillerson out in this powerful opinion piece in the post this morning. she's writing about the, this is my word, gutting of the state department, a lot of positions hasn't been filled, acting so and so in these jobs who can only do so much in these roles. so she's says, change at the state department isn't necessarily unusual, but she says but there is however a big difference between a transfusion and an open wound. there is nothing normal about the current exodus. president trump is it aware of the situation tan has made clear that he does

heather knight with a captain's innings. boundaries were a rarity, but it didn't matter.beaten on 79 when australia decided enough was enough, and the captains shook hands. not the win england would have wanted, but a battling draw to keep their hopes alive. this was a gritty performance from england, but to regain the ashes they will now have to win all three of the remaining matches. not impossible, but it will be some challenge. andy swiss, bbc news, sydney. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:55pm. bye for now. you are watching bbc news. donald trump and russian president vladimir putin have agreed to fight so—called islamic state in syria until its defeat. a statement was released after the leaders met briefly on the sidelines of an asia—pacific summit in vietnam this weekend. nearly 250,000 people have now fled raqqa, once seen as the is stronghold, during the military offensive to drive out the islamic state group from the city. ahmed is one of them this is his story. my my house was hurt, my whole fa

it's been a really good competition between bat and ball and heather and myself are going nicely.e kicked on a bit but australia fought well in that last session. golf and austria's bernd wiesberger leads after the first round of the nedbank international in sun city south africa. he's one shot clear of the field — but it wasn't a good day for england's tommy fleetwood, who leads the european tour's race to dubai. it was the frenchman who set the early pace. with a hat—trick of birdies after the turn he shot a first round 68 to finish on four under, but that wouldn't be enough for the overall lead. austria's bernd wiesberger hit eight birdies, is the best of them on the 16th, in a round of 67 to finish the day leading on five under. it didn't necessarily hit its super close, but i held a couple ten, 12, 15 figures and gota i held a couple ten, 12, 15 figures and got a good first round going. one shot back in tirades second with the biggest cheers of the day was home favourite branden grace. after dropping two shots from the opening for holes he hit out with three birdies and an ea

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we heard heather unruh describe there a woman she says helped her son, telling him to run. that's the account offered by her son and they would like to try to find that woman? >> reporter: she says her family is grateful to this woman. she said when she saw something she thought was wrong, she acted, and they would like to thank her in person. and this lady will likely be a witness, as well. want to add that we did reach out to kevin spacey for comment, with with regard to the latest allegations and we did not hear back. david? >> linsey, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the urgent manhunt under way right now. three inmates escaping in tennessee. one of those inmates, a homicide suspect, now on tennessee's ten most wanted list. abc's steve osunsami on the hunt under way. >> reporter: tennessee authorities are searching the woods and roads tonight, carrying big rifles, searching for these three men who broke out of a county jail. and they're putting one of them on the list of the state's most wanted. >> we do not know if they have any weapons at this time, but they could

i'm grateful to be on the receiving end. >> great win at home. >> heather, thank you. antonio brown of the steelers, they get to 8-2. as rich said, first team to eight. new england will try to do that. taking on oakland in mexico city. you mentioned who else? kansas city has the only loss on philadelphia and that's where you guys will be ond to watch the cowboys and the eagles, a game we've seen the last couple of years on sunday night. they've been dramatic games as well. >> both overtime games. i tell you, i got a chance to watch philadelphia. of course you watch them on television. and then you put on the game tape and you get to watch their defensive line. fletcher cogs and compa fletcher cox and company. it's easy to say carson wentz. he's been phenomenal. he's done a great job. that defense is a little overwhelming. we don't know if tyron smith is going to be able to play in the game. dak prescott basically is going to have to put this dallas cowboys team on his back and make some big plays for them if they're going to knock off these eagles. >> mike: we saw how

foreign registrations act farah now after that happened the state department spokesperson heather nauert insists that we would be able to continue doing our jobs we wouldn't really be affected we would be able to continue functioning after we registered under this law take a listen to what she said when the united states tells someone to register under a foreign agent requirement we don't see impacts or affect the ability of them to report. news and information we just have to register it's a simple as that does impact our ability i have now received this letter informing me to that i have to give up my credentials in order to operate on capitol hill now the foreign agents registration act was first passed in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight and it was an attempt to combat the influence of propaganda coming from nazi germany the law basically requires periodic disclosure of activities and the finances of those who have registered it's mainly applied to lobbyists now in the in the previous months r.t. has been under quite a bit of pressure you tube has removed our premium service on

she knuckled down and they guided england to safety, heather knight finishing unbeaten on 79.ok hands with an hour of scheduled play still remaining. so england secured the draw, but that means they have to win all three of the remaining twenty20 matches if they are to regain the ashes. that is some tall order. even so, they will be delighted to have kept this ashes series alive. the first men's ashes test starts a week on thursday in brisbane. england will have been boosted by a convincing win in their latest tour match against a cricket australia xi and the news that fast bowler jake ball is likely to be fit , despite suffering ankle ligament damage in the match. coach trevor bayliss has also been pleased with the newer batsmen in the side. the more experienced batters have spent time in the middle before the start of the series. they are the ones under pressure the most. they have not had much experience, but they spent some time in the middle. but scoring 60s is not enough. we need 160s. england are through to the quarter finals of the rugby league world cup after a 36—6 v

but come the second session, england knuckled down, heather knight with a captain's innings.ut it didn't matter. with the help of georgia elwiss and a lifeless pitch, knight edged her team closer. australia decided enough was enough and the captains shook hands. not the win england would have wanted, but a battling draw to keep their hopes alive. this was a gritty performance from england, but to regain the ashes, they will now have to win all three remaining matches. not impossible, but it will be some challenge. the first men's ashes test starts a week on thursday in brisbane. england's confidence will have been boosted by a convincing win in their latest tour match against a cricket australia xi and the news that fast bowler jake ball is likely to be fit, despite suffering ankle ligament damage in the match. coach trevor bayliss says he's been pleased with the newer batsmen in the side. the more inexperienced batters have spent time in the middle before the start of the series. they're the ones under pressure the most. they've not had a lot of experience of australian cond

heather, still coming to grips with going it alone, is haunted by questions. >> the question troublest is how did this man get that arsenal into the hotel room and nobody noticed. >> reporter: the hotel, the mandalay bay, is owned by mgm resorts international. when it comes to players in las vegas, mgm is a goliath, the largest employer and taxpayer in nevada. in addition to the mandalay bay, the company owns 12 he in this town including the bellagio, mgm grand, the mirage and monte carlo. >> how big of a player is mgm in las vegas? >> oh, the biggest. the biggest. the biggest gaming company in the world. if you were to call this a company town, mgm would be in charge of the -- they'd be the sheriff of the company town. >> reporter: but now the gambling behemoth is facing lawsuits including one alleging the wrongful death of 28-year-old andrea castilla, who was shot in the head and killed during the attack. >> andrea was there to celebrate her birthday. her boyfriend was planning on proposing to her. >> reporter: attorney richard bridgford filed the suit alleging negligence on mgm's p