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janice is tracking it.wards opens with a politically charged performance from taylor swift. ♪ can you just stop ♪ can you just not ♪ you see the words equality act. advocate for lbgtq writes. missy elliott returned to the stage accepting the lifetime achievement video vanguard awards. joan miss brothers paid homage to their hometown performing on a jersey town boardwalk. the star studded night didn't go off without a hitch. actor john travolta making another award show filibuster. he tried giving the award for best music video to a taylor swift impersonator instead of the actual singer. in 2014, travolta famously mispronounced singer deanna as i'm misprey announcing it. i can confirm that's a tough name to pronounce. steve: yes indeed. they had the vmas in new jersey. i called over you got to keep it down i got to go to bed. jillian: you couldn't hear it. ainsley: jonas brothers are from new jersey. >> they were down in asbury park. anyway, thank you very much. jillian: you are welcome. steve: it got politi

janice: what would you like on top? jillian: thank you, janice, we needed this.ten, i know. >> tom: do you have a fork? steve: he wants some brisket? janice: i get it the asterisk, this needs to be winning? katie: i agree. brian: janice dean has now filed her entry. steve: i believe over the weekend pete is going to be making a cheeseburger if i'm not mistaken. you might want to come back tomorrow. jillian: tom, are you going to get in here? man. dean: janice, good luck. steve: you should have been here monday, i made steak. jillian: america needed. this. brian: check this out. we still have steward varney. geraldo will be here. no last name. and judge jeanine with exclamation point. ♪ ♪ jillian: meet the 26-pound cat looking for a new home and stealing the internet. 26-pound cat. ♪ ♪ now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? 't easy. for all-day, all-night protection. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to

janice: stalled. so, listen, there is also the case to be made that it could move and then just hug the coast line. and then if it stalls, it also has the potential to weaken. so we are hopeful for that i will tell you prepare for the worst and we hope for the best, and we will continue to keep you up to date. brian: by all reports in florida everybody is running to get splice. they know how to do. this. steve: they're out of water. janice: this might be something they have never encountered before. brian: good news is it's thursday -- i mean it's friday. we have been doing this since friday saying it's going to hit alan. steve: thank you very much, janice. as she just said the latest from the national hurricane center another bulletin at 8:00 a.m. >> we are going to talk to the governor of the great state of florida ron desantis. he has had a very busy 48 hours. we will talk to him about 20 minutes before the new bullebulletin comes out. if you are down in florida, georgia, keep an eye on the weather

janice: where are you from? >> michigan. janice: thanks for coming. high-five.athletes, both facing punishment for protesting our national anthem, including a fencer who actually took a knee. you can see it there. mark steyn says that is worse than what colin kaepernick did. he is here live. pete: first check in with sandra smith. what is coming up at the top of the hour? >> we're awaiting a news conference on immigration. that is expected one hour from now. we'll have more information and get it to you when we get it. waiting on more answers to the death of yep from epstein over the weekend. what is next for his accusers? 2020 democrats barnstorming the iowa stay fair over the weekend, making big promises to voters there. we'll have a big line upcoming up, tom homan, general jack keane, rick scott and more. join us live from "america's newsroom" as bill and i kick off a brand new week. we'll see you at top of the hour what pain? with advil liqui-gels. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8

janice: are you ready to do the weather my friend. >> always, janice.south today. heat advisories are posted from texas to florida where it will feel well over 100 degrees. strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible over the northern plains and heavy rain could cause flooding. that's your forecast. back to you, pete, ainsley, and brian. janice: oh my goodness. wasn't she amazing? [cheers] janice: wonderful job. thank you so much for coming. thanks, everyone for coming. would you come here next week? >> always. janice: okay. lovely, fantastic. our college interns. thank you very much. and ainsley, brian, and pete. [applause] pete: emmy nominated smash hits are you going to kiss me or not, brian. brian: this morning husband and wife country music duo thompson square is back and better than ever. ainsley: that's right we have shawna and kiefer and they have a son cooper. how old are cooper. >> 3 now. ainsley: they grow up so fast. tell us about your success, how y'all met and became a group. >> oh my gosh. >> i thought it was like a short thing. we me

janice: how are you, ruth? >> i'm great, janice.> i'm from new jersey. janice: where is your university? >> in atlanta, georgia. i go to emery. janice: very nice. was your internship here fun. >> it was amazing. janice: are you ready to do weather? >> i was born ready. janice: born ready oh my gosh. here we go. ladies and gentlemen, ruth. >> thank you. so strong storms will be possible across parts of the midwest, great lakes, northeast and mid-atlantic today. heat and humidity will be the story over the southern plains. heat advisories are up where temperatures will feel over 100 degrees. and that's your weather. back to you, steve, ainsley and brian. janice: oh my gosh. it's amazing. the weather school has been fantastic this year. congratulations, ruth. >> thank you. janice: you were possum. what's this doggy's name? >> francis. >> does francis love ruth? >> yes. great job, ruth. steve: that is great. good luck to you, ruth. ainsley: we wish you all the best. i love that name, ruth, isn't it beautiful? steve: it just dawned on me

janice: that is awesome. >> it is. janice: love you guys. here we are. 74 right now.ork city. and we could see the potential for showers and thunderstorms, even some severe storms later today across portions of the tennessee, the ohio river valley. that's the severe threat. and take a look at d.c., where we could see the potential for large hail, damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes later on. potential for heavy rain causing flash flooding across the south. parts of the gulf coast towards the midwest. and we will finally see a little bit of break in the heat across the south. down to the 90's and 100 degrees across portions of the gulf coast up towards the deep south. all right. say hi to ainsley and pete and griff today. ainsley: i love the south carolina hat. >> university of south carolina. i graduated before you were born, ainsley. >> we just want to say hi to our kids. >> very nice. >> and grand kids. >> i love it. you have to give me a hug though. >> hug, oh. thank you. >> you are so nice. watch you every morning. janice: can you stay the whole show? [laughte

janice: what is your name? >> patty. janice: patty thank you.housand and thunderstorms are possible across parts of the midwest and plain states. we could see some rain in the northeast and florida. summertime heat happenings on across the southern plains and the southwest. and that's your forecast. back to you steve, ainsley and brian. [cheering] janice: that was fantastic. can you come tomorrow? >> i guess if you guys want me. janice: i think i will be calling out sick. brian: summer is hardest season to call the weather. a lot going on. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: she is so cute. he is a country music legend devoted to helping our nation's military families. brian: larry gatlin is here live. he is wearing sneakers. how those sneakers help our heroes. let's check in with sandra smith. she has for mat ad entire three-hour show. >> 40 minutes from now the opening bell will be ringing on wall street, following that big selloff yesterday on fears of an escalating trade war with china. maria bartiromo will join us live on set when the mark

ainsley: thank you, janice. janice: you've got it. 30 navy seals swimming across the river to raise money for veterans. the guy in that white cap, pete hegseth. what happened? he will update us and it's awesome. ainsley: what a trooper. ♪ there goes my hero ♪ pete: welcome back. it's your shot of the morning. this weekend i teamed one over 30 navy seals in a swim across the hudson river all in an effort to show no veteran is left behind. watch. >> there we go have you got navy seals getting ready for their swim across the hudson river. >> this whole thing is about honoring our fellow navy seals and raising money to help veterans. >> that's pete. >> look for the white cap that is pete in the middle there. go pete. >> much respect to navy seals. that's all i have to say. holy cow. pete: do i have it in me to finish the last two legs based on what you saw firsthand. >> my good army friend there is a reason we are the premier a maritime force in the world. >> let's do it. >> oh my goodness. carley: what's it feeling like after leg 2? pete

janice: that's what i love to hear. >> yankee game. janice: go yankees. ainsley: go yankees. i can fillet. chick-fil-a opening up about restaurant's christian values. something he promised his dad who founded the chain. pete: carley shimkus has that and more coming up next. ♪ ♪ ainsley: a mcdonald's manager in alabama fired for insulting a cop in a drive-thru, according to the officer, when he asked if they provide a law enforcement discount the manager replied unfortunately we do. i don't like y'all. steve: that was a manager? well, this just days after burger king in new mexico fired five employees over drawing a pig on an officer's burger bag. pete: here with the reaction lighting up social media fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. carley: hello, good morning. the good news is in both of these cases mcdonald's and burger king quickly fired those people responsible. and the company that owns the mcdonald's in alabama released a statement saying what occurred does not reflect the values of our brand, our franchise or love and admiration we have demonstrated cons

janice: are you excited. >> so excited. janice: i love this new york? >> no.ng and i will sign that book in just a moment. take a look at the temperatures because it's going to be spectacular here today for our summer concert series on fox square. if is the 68 beautiful degrees right now. mostly sunny skies. we do have the chance of showers and thunderstorms. maybe some severe storms across the central u.s. keep that in mind. parts of the mid mississippi valley. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding concerns, my friends. so just know if there is a watch or a warning in your area what to do. and speaking of flash flooding, we have flash flood warnings in effect for parts of the west coast of florida where we could see some tropical moisture surging in. there is your forecast today, still very warm across the south and the southwest. high hi, everybody and you love them too. >> i love them. i love their message and who they are. they are encouraging. respond back on facebook and instagram. they love their fans and we love them. just t

janice: very nice. thank you all for coming today. katie: thanks, janice.year-olds think it will be good for the country to go socialist. katie: she is only 22 years old. she knows the danger of socialism. she made it her mission to expose its failures by using social media. steve: founder of young americans against socialism. morgan. good morning, morgan. >> thanks for having me. steve: i was reading, you went to american university in northwest washington, d.c., turns out one of your roommates was a economist. >> i never met a economist before. i am glad i met her, i had a year to live with her. what shocked me she was a communist. she had the best of intentions for our country. she believed our values and ideas would save the future of america. >> what were her intentions of the country? >> had a poster of lenin, castro, mao tse-tung on the wall. that is why i started young americans against socialism. i want to tell them about the failures and truth about those ideas. katie: those people are responsible for death of 100 million around the world? what is

janice, good morning. janice: how are you? thank you for coming.es. we have the potential of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast across the plain states and midwest. we could see large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. if you live in the areas, know what to do if there is watch or warning. as brian pointed out earlier. it is hot outside. it is summertime. we'll feel the heat. i love you what is your name? >> emily. janice: are you a big "fox & friends" fan? yes. thank you so much for coming. high-five? okay. wonderful. thank you so much. and back to pete and ainsley and brian. pete: thank you very much. ainsley: she almost forgot your name. brian: it happens. it is okay. it has been a week i've been away. this is the moment ainsley has been waiting for. america is clamoring for. ainsley: no, this is not the cooking segment. brian: okay. ainsley: we'll talk about something else. sense the start of his political career president trump has been dogged by accusations of racism by those on the left. pete: in a new op-ed our next guest says

janice dean is tracking the latest as it heads for the florida coast. james comey officially out of excuses after a scathing new report confirms his leak violated several fbi policies. he is facing charges but is he out of the woods yet? live in washington. has the american dream moved to canada? the new op-ed the claims life is better in a land of government handouts. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning to you once again, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. hurricane dorian growing to a category 2 storm overnight as experts warned this hurricane could be deadly. >> the storm looks like it could be a very very big one indeed. heather: brushed past puerto rico and the virgin islands downing trees but from of the most part sparing the caribbean. millions in florida are bracing for impact and stocking up on emergency supplies. janice steen joins us with dorian at latest track. >> we get a new update at 5 am and we will bring that to you. all e

let's go to janice dean right now. hi, janice. janice: good morning.ou from. >> ginn from houston, texas. >> joe from houston, texas. >> betsy from asheville, north carolina. >> ashville. >> clinton michigan. >> what are your names. >> beth,. >> dave. janice: all right. we did it well and we didn't even rehearse. take a look at the maps and i will show you what a nice day in new york. it's going to get even nicer as we head into the weekends. temperatures are going to cool off and less humidity. that's exactly what's happening across the you were midwest and the great lakes today. look at the maps. we could see the potential for showers and thunderstorms, however, because of this cold front along this cold front, some of those could turn severe, unfortunately with large hail and damaging winds so we will keep an eye out for that of course, it is tropical season so we are watching some activity in the atlantic. just near the baum that's could develobahamas thatcould dt couple of days. we will continue to monitor it. say hi, to steve ainsley and brian. >

nbc's janice mackie frayer joining us from hong kong. janice, these latest demonstrations seem to have stayed peaceful. >> reporter: well, this was a show of strength, but it was also an important measure of wider popular support here for protests that have continued for two months now organizers say there were 1.7 million people police estimate there were far fewer than that regardless, this was a huge crowd that defied not only a police ban, but very heavy rain to march in the streets for hours. police were largely absent and into the night, to me it seemed, they just went home. organizers say that tht ey sure where things go next from here, but there are other protests planned throughout the week both sides appear to have taken a step back from the violence that defined last week and left many protesters apologizing. there were others protesting in other cities around the world, that many of them counter protest by pro beijing supporters china continues to push its narrative, showing video on state media, suggesting it has a range of

africa good to see you both janice i think maybe start with you i mean we're talking about a border that's been closed since about february i'm just give us a sense of just how bad things have gotten on the ground and when that border will actually open. we know the progress has been signed it's been great for the people in uganda for the people in rwanda but this is great most especially for the cross border trade does and the people that survive and the business of. the people who might makes you use an old out there really look forward to this border being open any time soon otherwise it's been really tight for the business for 6 months you can imagine what that means to the trade does what that means to the trucks for supplies and. really tight for the looking forward to seeing this really. right fred i'll come to you now i mean so you know we have the signing ceremony we saw the 2 need is almost touch. but show me it doesn't mean that all the problems are solved. yeah definitely it means that it's a good step of course that these 2 leaders came together to disagree on something but i

katie: janice dean joins us with dorian'sat

carley: so scary, janice, are you a beach go-er.e more phones, we are taking more pictures. rob: that could be true. they want to come and say hi. >> they don't want to eat you. >> positive look on things. rob: until you dress up like a sale to go surfing which is the funny thing that we do. we look just like them. well, you know, the big suit that is they wear. let's talk about the weather. janice: okay, 68 in new york, severe storms across the midwest, still firing those up for parts of the northern plains into towards the great lakes, severe thunderstorm watch and warning in effect for parts of nebraska, kansas, missouri, and that's exactly the same area we will see the storms move through, not only large hail, damaging winds, we could see isolated tornadoes and heavy rain with this, bringing the potential for flooding, on the other side of this, south of there, that's where we have the heat advisories, hot, humid, heat indexes surpassing 100-degrees, big story over the next couple of days where it's dangerously hot. forecast aga

cheryl: janice, a great report as always. janice dean, thank you. lauren: unbelievable.is d-day for president trump's new tariffs on chinese goods. despite trade concerns, consumer spending remains strong. nancy davis is the chief investment officer of quadratic capital. than circumstance good nancy, . prices will go up. how does this play out? are we strong enough to handle it? >> everybody is talking about inflation being so low and to me the tariffs are just another form of bad inflation. if you think about it, tariffs mean -- it's basically a tax on the u.s. consumer and it's going to be in the higher prices of goods. what investors are facing right now is the potential, are we going to actually have a taking flagst astagflationary environm, which means higher prices and lower growth which you could see whatting if we escalate further. lauren: deutsche bank put out a report and they described the china strategy as very long-term, they're going to try to wait this out, that they have the resilience to do so, they use the word endurance. in the meantime, they're beefin

lauren: janice dean has the latest. janice: we're watching dorian. we got the 5:00 a.m. storm, 50-mile-an-hour sustained winds. over the next 24 to 48 hours, the storm is really not going to strengthen. when it gets near the bahamas we could have trouble. watching puerto rico, how close to land does this come? if it comes close to land it will tear part of it apart and it won't have the fuel source. this computer model shows a good path in terms of not a direct hit to puerto rico. of course, they were hit hard by category 5 maria two years ago. a lot of people still living in tents. they don't need to see another tropical system. this one actually brings some of the moisture into the southern part of the island but the bulk of the storm remains offshore. also watching tropical depression six. this one remains offshore. but again, ladies, we'll watch over the next couple days as the system could come close to the southeast coast or florida on the weekend. back to you. lauren: janice, this is when you make your money. thank you very much. janice: i am here. cheryl: let's t

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janice dean is out on the street where wil folks are lining up. janice: hi, everybody.>> yes. >> are you excited to be on "fox & friends." >> yes. janice: people will be coming into fox square in a matter of moments to see our summer concert series it. is 73 here in new york. refreshing. not a lot of humidity. 62 across the great lakes. we will deal with the potential for showers and thunderstorms for the plain states as well as florida and the southeast. and the four corners. otherwise fairly quiet. but we are also watching the tropics. we will keep an update on what's going on out in the pacific and area of disturbed weather out in the atlantic we will watch. also want to make mention my friends that next weekends the annual second annual tunnel to towers delmarva 5 k run and walk august 10th celebrating our first responders and military service members. it is happening, i will be there. if you want to join us, near the beautiful row who he beth beach you can visit tunnel 2 towers.org to register for the event in delaware happening next saturday. i'm bringing my whole

janice: where are you from? >> minnesota. janice: do you have a birthday? >> yes i do.icrophone. i might give it to you. look at the maps real quick. it is a beautiful day here in new york city. we had big storms last night. even tornado report outside of newark, new jersey. thankfully the storms exited. we saw hail and damaging winds. much better forecast as we go through the next couple days. we could see a potential of showers and thunderstorms for interior northeast, parts of great lakes and plain states. very warm across texas. my friends, wave to pete, brian ainsley. whoo-hoo. brian: big crowd. very disciplined. pretty much in line. ainsley: okay. cheese kurds, creampuffs and even alligators. carley shimkus is getting the taste of the wisconsin state fair next. brian: let's check in with sandra smith for what is coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning, everybody. brand new reaction president trump firing back at julian castro in on going dispute of publication of trump donors. what the president is now saying about that. and team mitch, locked out of twi

clearly withhat adam and janice doing the opening. continue to go to story in way that reaches our modern audiences. tonight is a present panel. we will have you looking at our current programming. you'll get snippets of that. and you will be able to hear from some current staff presenting programming throughout the historic area. tonight,hen you leave you probably already feel this way. i think when you leave tonight. you're going to be really quite inspired. by the interpreters that work with me day in and day out. they areourageous, dedicated to teaching our mission. and they are dedicated to making america better. i said that is our mission. our mission is to tell america's enduring story. the story is all of the stories, which we had not told for a few years until 1979. now we are dedicated to telling the complete story. we have such a unique opportunity. what ms. janice is talking about is take you on a town to her. we have an opportunity to talk about a community on the edge of revolution, people living their daily lives. at th

it's a new phase in the protests that have been going on for months now nbc's janice mackie frayer is there for us >> reporter: tonight's chaos inside one of the world's busiest airports after riot police rush in, clashing with pro democracy protesters at one point striking an officer with his own baton he then pulling his gun to get away the new violence coming after hong kong's airport was is shutdown by protests a second straight day the crowd turning on suspected chinese spies. and ramping up anger against what protesters call police brutality. after officers this weekend fired tear gas and rubber bullets into a crowd a young woman apparently shot in the eye. other protesters beaten. chinese authorities have blasted the protests as signs of terrorism. over the past week, state media has shown videos of chinese military drills on the mainland less than 20 miles away. protesters tell us they're undeterred >>> does that scare you? >> no, not at all. no >> reporter: president trump responding tonight >> i hope it works out for liberty. i hope it works out for everybody, including chin

jillian: i don't know, janice, you make that much money. [laughter] janice: i love you guys.we have to potential for some stronger storms across the northern plains today, 71 in new york, 71 in chicago, let's take a look where we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for north dakota, isolated tornadoes, this area expands throughout the day today, so just keep that in mind, what to do if there's a watch or warning, we could see heavier downpours with this as well. there's the forecast, storms across the upper midwest, parts of plain states and then we will see spring lg -- sprinkling. warm at friends in coast and california, head warnings in effect, air temperatures later on today, 115, 1120 -- 120 in death valley and we are still going to see the potential for heavier rain across portions of hawaii, so this is tropical depression flossy, even though it's weakening we will see potential of showers and thunderstorms across our beautiful islands here, we will keep in mind, the good news is we are no longer talking about these systems. rob: just some rain. janice: just some

phillip. >> all right, janice, thank you. >>> well, law enforcement across the country on high alert in the wake of the mass shootings in el paso and dayton. thwarted two suspected attacks in two different stay states what can you tell us about those arrests? >> one threat came on social media and thacss the country this is what police in newo, why raided h 20-year-old suspect, ar-15s and a bulletproof vest and plenty of ammo this instagram video tipped off authorities. seen firing shots tagging the local jewish community center. >> he was implying that he was going to be identified as a shooter of the jewish center that kicked off a very intense investigation. >> reporter: the suspect attended the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, and even did this interview. >> i want a homeland for white people >> reporter: nearly 1,000 miles away in daytona beach, florida, police wynn dixie parking lot. the 25-year-old is charged with threats of making a mass shooting after police obtained a series of text messages where he wrote, i want to open fire on a large crowd of peo

janice frayer is at the airport. janice, describe the scene today compared to what we've seen the last couple of days. >> reporter: today is relatively calm. the airport is back in business, flights are going as scheduled after two days of cancellations that cathay pacific 250 passengers stranded. they wanted to make sure the swarm of protesters, the huge crowds would not return for a third day and possibly disrupt operations. so they were restricting access to the airport, allowing people in who had a flight ticket or could prove they had a reason to be here, and they have allowed a small group of protesters to stay. you can see them behind me, numbering probably in the dozens now, but they've been told they have to stay within this defined area, otherwise they'll be seen as violating that injunction. what a difference from last night. the chaos of when riot squads entered the airport trying to make arrests, officers being beaten, one with his own baton, he drew a gun. there had already been a shift in the mood amon

ok janice diaz from the world health organization thank you. thank you. next story takes us to northeastern nigeria where a group of young men and women are taking the fight against boko haram into their own hands calling themselves the civilian joint task force they say the army has failed to protect the people the vigilante group was formed in 2013 with the aim of driving the islamist fighters out of their towns and cities now these young people armed themselves not just with guns but also with daggers machetes sticks and iron baas but some fear these young people might one day themselves be the cause of trouble prego reports from my degree. the city of my degree during the islamic festival of salafi muslim families intermingle s. groups of blue clad civilian paramilitary stand guard against possible bull karama tax something they say the army has failed to do the young residents begin arming themselves in 2013. we just. feel sort of the peers will reign in that is our emergence that this ideology their beliefs to be and that it will today the civilian

and the president yoweri museveni so i'm still skeptical about this peace agreement janice i'll come back see here i mean we're talking about trade having been hitting and yet you went on to illustrate people not having had business for 6 months i think people can sort of imagine that but could this have gone beyond the tracon implications have gone beyond trade and and perhaps what would have that been like i think looking at what's been reported in the last 6 months yes someone can clearly argue that it could have been worse you could have been really was especially looking at the fact that there was a constraint that people could not move across borders from around until you got at least the ugandans could have had some freedom to move to round but no divine days coming to uganda how much of an impact that could be is way so much other than trade you could look at students studying in uganda you could look at the increasing tensions on each country trading a tradition is against each other i think it could have been was but thank god it's finally the 2 leaders of common due to war

. >> janice dean tracking the storm, quite a few days away. >> we got the 5 am advisory and good newsthe latest track does not make this a hurricane. that's not to say it won't become a hurricane but we are leaning on the fact that there is a hostile environment, atmospheric conditions as it continues to move closer to puerto rico. we will have to see what happens but as i mentioned the upper level winds are not conducive for a lot of strengthening. a very small storm and a lot of time to go through over the next couple days. will interact with land? interact with hispaniola, if it does it will tear the storm even further apart. there is the tropical models, the bottom line is we have to watch the next couple days. as we get into the weekend we will have a better idea if it is going to come close to the us and at what strength. here's the future radar and this shows good news as well. the center of this thing according to this computer model remains offshore from puerto rico. they are going to get rain but hopefully not a lot of flooding rainfall. we don't need another big storm hitti

janice and i, for two years attorney general, matthew whitaker.o have you here. >> thank you glad i can be here. lou: i did not realize that immigration judges had a union! >> they had a union and when i was chief of staff and acting attorney general, the union resisted a lot of our plans to reduce the backlog of seven, eight, 900,000 pending asylum cases and all were asking, the average immigration judge carries more than average of 700 cases or closes per year over 700 cases. the union set standards they have to do less than average and it will be one of your sort of management standards to go by. and they resisted it. especially in these high-volume districts where we are seeing a lot of the asylum cases being filed. and they will continue these cases over and over. we worked tirelessly and issue attorney general opinions and i know bill barr has kept doing these attorney general things to streamline the system and bring it back to the rule of law. yet under some control. so the court has issued an opinion regarding whether there management or

>> janice joplin. >> come on, 2:00 a.m. on that stage. >> jefferson, too.s you till these days? >> "exorcist." it scares me so much. i slept with the light on for a month. >> we got your "sunday today" mug shots as well. thank you laura and diane. the loveless cafe, one of my favorite spot to eat aroun d >>> an appliance delivery mishap, our response team helps to fix the issue. >> plus more are headed back to school this week. share with us. tag nbc bay area. >> join us 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >>> good sunday morning. it is straight up 7:00. we're going to start with a live look outside, a beautiful for now clear shot of the golden gate bridge from sutro tower. good morning again. thanks for joining us. i'm scott budman in for kira klapper alongside vianey arana. she's going to start us off with a look at the microclimate forecast. good morning. >> it's going to be a good one. good morning. you're joining us on sunday, nice and early. 58 degrees in san francisco. we have a mix of sun and clouds, and wind speeds right now not really a big factor, about 7 miles pe

janice: 73 in new york. the northeast but i will tell you the potential for showers and thunderstorms continue across the plain states, across the southwest, and in towards the mid-atlantic and the gulf coast. there is your forecast today. it's it's still very warm across the southern plains as well. say hi to steve, ainsley and brian. >> hi, everyone. >> where is brian? there he is. janice: there is brian. brian: there he is. janice: he is one of the most popular features on "fox & friends." ainsley: yes, he is. brian: thanks, guys. thanks, janice. meanwhile, 12 minutes before the top of the hour. steve: joe biden and hula julian castro worked together in the obama administration. now they are battling over immigration policy. >> open borders is a right wing talking point. >> i never heard him talk about any of this when he was the secretary. >> it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. brian: who is right? our panel debates that next. that's our panel. ♪ ♪ my mom was

nbc's janice joins us live now from hong kong what can you tell us about the social media crack down?is is the first time social media companies have had to take down accounts linked to disinformation from china. they have taken down hundreds of accounts originating from china and painting them as being radical and in some cases worse. likening the protestors to isis fighters they say that these accounts have been linked to china's government additionally, twitter says it's going to ban state backed media like cgtn and china daily from placing paid ads on its service. now china launched a full propaganda campaign, in particular over the last few weeks as protests have intensified painting the protests here as the handiwork of foreign forces like the united states and the u.k. this is what people on the mainland have been hearing in their news reports and social media. now it's unclear the sort of impact that this decision by twitter and facebook might have. the social media services of course are banned on the mainland but they are accessible here. >> janice, i'm curious, how is hong

. >> let's go back to calls for janice and plymouth michigan, good morning . >> good morning . >> my dad my dad was a sergeant in the army air corps and d-day and d-day was his 24th birthday in manchester england and they got married in 1943 and he put her on the queen mary writing about the lads here, the boys who died on omaha beach, there was a guy from the second wave from lynchburg, virginia, and he said he came in on the second wave and when he landed on omaha and how many men were delivered that way. guest: you have to imagine that you are in a glider -- say that tookritish spectacularly the first successful operation were let and they loose basically in a wooden and canvas glider at about 6000 feet around midnight on june 6. 30 guys crash landed. they crash landed at 90 miles per hour in the glider. it literally was a suicidal operation, and they knew it. guys got concussions and were injured. there were many casualties in that operation. in that one case -- [inaudible] -- the first successful operation of d-day. you are crash landing basically in canvas and wooden plane. inc

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we get more from nbc's janice mackey frayer. >> reporter: tonight, tensions high in hong kong after the most violent protests yet police and prodemocracy protesters run in battle police using water cannons for the first time and several officers drawing their pistols, one shot fired, a warning. in the chaos, an officer points his weapon at an unarmed man begging, "don't shoot. he was kicked as police pushed protesters back. among the arrested, a 12-year-old boy. chinese state media now portraying this as a revolution. protesters say it's about safeguarding freedom that 12-year-old boy was charged with illegal assembly. he'll be released to his parents tomorrow tonight, police are defending their use of force as reasonable kate >> janis, thank you. >>> days of ruth bader ginsburg revealed she had just undergone three weeks of radiation treatment for her fourth bout with cancer, she spoke to a group of college students today. here's andrea mitchell with more >> reporter: days after completing her latest cancer treatment justice ruth bader ginsburg, keeping her promise to appear at the uni

janice, this has been ongoing now for 11 weeks. we saw some conflict earlier in the week where the mainland chinese government said that these are terrorists. how are they reacting to this now? >> reporter: well, the rally today was being seen as a measure of broader-base support across hong kong for the protest movement, which started out of opposition to the extradition bill that has now grown into this campaign against a host of concerns about hong kong's autonomy and what appears to be the tightening grip of chinese rule here. there was the sense that both sides, police and protesters, were taking a step back after the violence earlier this week at hong kong airport. it was jarring for some people. and so, today was being seen as a measure. and if what we've seen is any indication, the protest movement continues to hold support. it's been people as far as the eye can see for the better part of four hours now, that people just keep coming. police do have a presence in the streets. they said they have their equipment standing by,