>> welcome to "fox news live" i am john scott in new york.mering new england and canada is post- tropical cyclone the continues to make trouble. the storm made landfall in nova scotia this afternoon for at least one person was killed when a tree fell on a house in maine. right now crews are working to the power back on for tens of thousands of people who are still in the dark. conditions are forecast to drastically improve overnight into tomorrow. the united auto workers union continuunioncontinued negotiatih detroit big three automakers as thousands of workers protest for a second debris workers are demanding better pay and benefits. these strikes have halted production of plants in michigan, ohio and missouri. the union president said more plants could be added as a strike goes on break today's talks between the union and ford reportedly were productive but still no deal insight i am john scott. ♪. mark: welcome back america here's a great book the social justice fallacies. you can get at amazon.com right now. get at any major bookstore. it

good evening i am john scott and this is the fox report. ♪ up first tonight president biden on the groundy getting his first up-close look at the severity of idalia aftermath we did briefing did not include a meeting with governor desantis their potential president to reverie now taken the spotlight. lucas tomlinson is a lie from the white house with the latest, lucas? >> john, president biden and the first lady traveled down to live oak today to tour the destruction firsthand. governor desantis was a no-show. >> i am here today to deliver a clear message to the people of florida and throughout the southeast. as i told your governor there's anything around your state needs and ready to mobilize support the quick sly poke is located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville. without governor desantis there to greet him with the gop debate looming former governor now senator rick scott can play host. >> that was a big deal. they help the first responders. you approve through fema the individual assistance to public he publicassistance is a big de. >> a spokesman for governor desant

i am john scott back to "one nation." >> 16 adults in the family group text through my sister goes to my my sister put in the family group tech she said pray for malachi's having a tough day. everyone says it p of praying fr maui we love him. i'm going what's going on question she texted me directlyy and how the backdoor tax, yep. [laughter] 's camera backs it would demean us it would happen? he has attended and it's his thumbs are on the ipad i'm not praying for that. [laughter] on that putting that up to the god of the universe with my name on it. widows orphans missionaries was to watch paul patrol note. >> that is so funny no topic is off-limits with comedian john christy's got a special on youtube called john crist would like to release a statement by the christian comic is selling out shows as his emotional support to her to it took time s busy schedule to catch up with me earlier this summer. >> welcome, congratulations on your success paid your way to productive or making other americans feel bad. join to use this time to apologize? >> hey i'm just trying to follow you. you've

i am jackie and for john scott and this is the fox report. quake is the biggest you hd the north african country. ♪ the quake is the biggest of the north african country in the 120 years. remote villagers are hardest hit by this devastation for christina coleman is following the story for us. what is the latest? >> this a powerful earthquake killed more than 1300 people that grim death toll will likely rise once rescue crews were able to come to the huge piles of rubble near covering communities take a look at this video the epicenter of the 6.8 quake was the fourth largest city in morocco. just west of the atlas mountains that toppled historic buildings and walls that were not constructed to withstand a powerful earthquake. this was the strongest earthquake to hit morocco and 120 years. huge boulders that fell under some of the road to make it very tough or rescue crews to reach the mountain villages that were hit hard earthquake. residents come to terms with all the death and destruction. this woman lives in a village community where they s

next on the final is john scott. it's not, he is a british auto broadcaster, an executive director at chatham house. i think dogs headquartered in london. and joining us from london is john doug here. and he is a senior fellow at the europe in stability. gonna share if, if, if i, and is working on a migration policy a very long, but going to you want to thank you for joining catalina law producer has been in news all week, but also new york not more than a $100000.00 migrants. how about i best since the spring of 2000? 22. what's going on? why is there this influx into europe and us? is that an explanation to this? i think we are right in the midst of a migration of polk. this is certainly the heart of our challenges that we are facing right now. now the, the, the reasons for this or, of course complicates it as with every great phenomenon. this also has a lot of various reasons, but i would name a couple of them. so 1st of course the climate change, this is the 1st thing. the 2nd thing is how the politics in africa i

felling or to calls for bell great to be bombed again, sir, bore against costs of all his stars in john scott as a wonderful year russian sir bill once talking to the front. nowadays. here i called nato to prepare and convention again sir, but immediately bohn build drug. now. the call for the nato blocked to drop its weapons on serbia. again, comes those tensions in cost of or are on the rise following a shooting. and it's northern region where 4 people were killed or trucks were used by ethnic serves to block a bridge where they were met by local police. the incident swiftly turned into a confrontation during which one officer was killed on another into the group are sought to help escape to a nearby model street for another gun fights in suit. it's been confirmed. 3 ethnic serbs were killed and another person was arrested. what color was leader immediately declared the bridge incidents a terrorist. but serbia's president insist that only cost civil would have something to gain from instigating a conflict. long simmering tensions between serbia and the south dakota costs of republic cub esc

thank you andrew september 9, 2023 i am in for john scott thanks for ♪ >> happy saturday, i'm aisha hensleyeekend show. the big story tonight, touchstone 2024. [cheering] >> you got to love it, fall, football season and presidential

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reportedly were productive but still no deal insight i am john scott. ♪. great book the social justice fallacies. you can get at amazon.com right now. get i at any major bookstore. it comes out on tuesday the release date september 19. dr. sowell i want to read for the audience you wrote it so you'll know the very end of your book. in relation to the question and that the last segment with and then i would like you to follow on if you don't mind. what are those of us were not followers of the social justice vision? at a minimum we can turn our attention from rhetoric to the realities of life. this is a great supreme court justice holmes said think things instead of words today it is especially important to get facts rather than catchwords. these include not only parent facts but also the vast array of facts about what others have done in the past. both the successes and failures. i take that to mean, dr. sowell, you've got to work hard to credit all the static come all the propaganda, all of what academia for the most part is trying to indoctrinate you wit

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good evening i am john scott and this is the fox report. ♪ more on those stores in a few moments butst the muddy mess at the burning man festival in the nevada desert. at least one person is dead after unusual torrential rains hit this leaving tens of thousands of people trapped christina coleman joins us live with the latest, christina. >> county sheriff's office that it is investigating a death at this rain events they have not released information on how this person died at this time. more than 70000 people usually attend burning man each year end abnevada's black rock desert its unusual for storms and floods to soak the event typically dry and dusty site. close gates to the event to keep vehicles or being stuck in the sludge it is eight muddy mess. some participants say they have embraced the challenging conditions. consent one just the past two days have the best i've had watching everyone come together and enjoy it and you'll be dripping wet and bone cold you'll be walking by because you've been discussing porta potty but it does not matter everyone is inviting you into come da

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. ♪ b6 president biden is responding to the impeachment on republicans good evening i am john scott andhis is the fox report. ♪ the president headed back to the white house a short while ago. he is facing major headwinds as he begins a new week including that impeachment probe the historic auto strike and devastating poll numbers. lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware were the presidents but the weekend, lucas? >> jon, days after launching the impeachment inquiry house speaker kevin mccarthy told "sunday morning futures" he wants to talk to president biden's son. accenture biden will get subpoena but when is the appropriate time? do you do it because television once it? or do you do it around the facts in timing? i think we should have the bank statements to actually know where did the money go? exit after returning to the white house president biden had a sarcastic message for mccarthy. >> what is your response to the republicans impeachment inquiry. [inaudible] do you feel you could have done more? >> lots of luck and ignored questions and reports about the striper earlier t

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suspects from the fbi watchlist napped crossing the overwhelmed southern border of a good evening i am john scottundits is the fox report. ♪ we have fox team coverage of the crisis. bill melugin is of the southern border in texas. to see because it is outside the roosevelt roosevelt hotel in new york city. more on al all that in a few moments. but first, it is the second day of the united auto workers strike. there are reports the big three automakers are now planning to lay off thousands. foxbusiness grady trimble is live in michigan with the latest. >> jon, this is one of the plants where the automaker, ford, has laid off 600 workers as a result of this strike. general motors has said they might have to idol a plan in kansas with 2000 workers as a result of workers walking out of the gm plant in missouri. there were talks today but it is not sound like there any major breakthroughs. so as the hours tick by we will head into a third day of the strike. president biden sent to members of his administration to help with the negotiations here in detroit. the uaw president indicated they did not want

suspects from the fbi watchlist napped crossing the overwhelmed southern border of a good evening i am john scottmelugin is of the southern border in texas. to see because it is outside the roosevelt roosevelt hotel in new york city. more on al all that in a few moments. but first, it is the second day

to stand as a nation against that vile behavior from the state assembly in california. >> john: senator tim scott, great state of south carolina, presidential candidate for 2024, thank you for kicking us off this monday. appreciate it. good to see you. >> sandra: thank you, senator. >> john: so, he's going to be back on the stage along with other rubicon tenders. second gop debate son the 27th of september at the reagan library. make sure you don't miss it. dana, stuart, and ilia will be moderating it, a great panel, looking forward to it. >> sandra: and big questions for the candidates on the stage, for both sides of the aisle. if you say you stand up for parents' rights, you know, how do you plan to do that and what can you promise the american people you will do to protect parental rights if you win the white house and that is a key focus for a lot of american voters right now. >> john: and don't forget, speaking of parental rights later on in "america reports," scott smith, the parent who was arrested and charged with a couple of misdemeanors at that school board meeting back in 2021 after he

john. >> thanks, scott. >> that's john mowry. join us on tuesday. good holiday weekend, mel. >> "squawk on the street" is up next. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker, mike santoli at post nine of the new york stock exchange. premarket does like the jobs number. 187,000 is above consensus, but june and july get revised lower by 110,000. unemployment spikes to 3.8%, highest in a year and a half. wages are light. ten-year yield drops to about 4.08%. our road map begins with the last jobs print, showing continued strength in the labor market despite rising rates. nec director lael brainard is going to join us next hour. >>> lulu up against guidance, walmart, a record high, the dollar stores at lows. disney and charter in this heated distribution dispute while barry diller calls netflix the enemy when talking about the strike. let's kick off reaction first, though, to the jobs number. light wages, leslie. average hourly earnings, lightest since june of 2021. better labor force participati

john. >> thanks, scott. >> that's john mowry. join us on tuesday.awk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker, mike santoli at post nine of the new york stock exchange. premarket does like the jobs number. 187,000 is above consensus, but june and july get revised lower by 110,000. unemployment spikes to 3.8%, highest in a year and a half. wages are light. ten-year yield drops to about 4.08%. our road map begins with the last jobs print, showing continued strength in the labor market

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scott. i caught up with senator john thune this week and he supporting tim scott.ther contrast with donald trump at this debate. we'll see if he has any traction here. but one of things that the candidates are really not talking about other than chris christie was the social media post from trump from friday where he essentially, he suggests that perhaps mark milley, the outgoing joint chiefs of staff chairman could be executed. he said this guy turned out to by' woke train wreck who if the fake news reporting is correct was actually dealing with china to give them a heads up on the thinking of the president of the united states. this is an egregious act -- an acto egregious that in times gone by the punishment would have been death. a war between the china and the united states could have been a result of this treasonous act. to be continued. but the candidates aren't touching this. >> well, first of all, that rhetoric should surprise no onem as repulsive as it is to suggest that about a service member, it is surprise no one, it is part of what you call mystifying

republican, so i'm going to stand up for what's right and speak the truth. >> john: we'll see how this all plays out. scott, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> john: appreciate it. the world has seen what happened to you. appreciate it. good luck in the future to you and your family. >> god bless. thank for having me. >> sandra: sources say north korean leader kim jong-un is heading to russia to meet with russian president vladimir putin. u.s. officials say an arms deal is on the table. we'll have the latest for you when we return. and i am the owner at isla veterinary boutique hospital. i was 5...6 years of age and i knew i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all you need is a perfect, amazing team that will guide you through the right steps to be successful. and that's what bank of america was for me. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss and if you'

john and corey preston hike sometimes together, sometimes on their own. always with purpose. they hike for first responders and for veterans. today we're walking for the state of kansas for scottler, officer john walker for pelham, police officer charles bradley. and they hike for john's brother, michael. strange to me to still get emotional today. you know, i grew up trying to be like him. preston like his father and his brothers, is a marine corps veteran. he joined at 22 when the second battalion seventh marines. my name is john preston and i'm a corporal in the united states marine corps. he did a tour in iraq in 2004 and will tell you he came back a different person. good. good. a maverick. he used music to raise awareness about the mental health struggles of veterans and was on the road in 2016 when he got a call telling him his brother michael, a marine corps veteran, a police officer, a husband and a father, had taken his own life. i don't think you should play tonight. what else am i going to do? it hasn't processed it. you go through this. i know. are you seriously , what am i going to do? i know you're going to do what i know how to do. you know, this is the guy tha

a lot there to talk about, and here to do it abby philip, david axelrod, john king, alyssa farah griffin, david urban and scott jennings. john king, what did you make of it? all >> that was feisty. the big question, the fundamental question is, if donald trump is ahead by roughly 30 points in iowa and roughly 30 points in new hampshire, to this change anything? you could see the desantis haley exchanges, they are both in second place right now. they had a little bit of a go at, it trying to be the primary second place candidate. i think if you like a candidate everybody had a moment -- but then the fundamentally change anything -- i -- i'll be interested to what the republicans who do this for a living do at it. there's another one in 40 days, the third debate, and then there's gonna be a lot of pressure to shrink this field. because if you have six or seven candidates and all trump, don't trump was -- >> david urban, axelrod, -- nikki haley -- in taking on vivek ramaswamy or rhonda scent is. >> and also she got into it with tim scott and maybe at the end in a way that was not particularly helpful to either of

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hunter biden skating, about to -- and not just skating, he was about to walk basically scott free several weeks ago. >> johnt just for those charges but any other charge in the future. >> it was incredible. sweeping protection from future prosecution on potential array of crimes and now we have a special counsel indicting him and i do think it's just the beginning. >> sandra: so kerri, also take us through the defense attorneys have made a point and argued that part of the deal sparing hunter biden prosecution on the gun count is if he stays out of trouble. they argue that that -- that still remains in place. immunity provisions against other potential charges, attorneys are saying that they would fight these additional charges filed against him but the prosecution, kerri, maintains the agreement never took effect and is now invalid. how do you see it? >> there are two problems with that. one for that agreement to be valid, the probation officer has to sign off on it. to my knowledge, everyone's knowledge, the probation officer has not done so. that's first. secondly, the reason there's a problem with the a

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the by john is demanding the withdrawal of armenian backed forces and the to get the full body. scott, scientist in mexico, x ray these and let's alien remains. what kind of a settle on this out of this? well, the controversy the and told me you're like, well, welcome to the program. german chancellor schultz has addressed the united nations general assembly in new york. his speech covered a lot of ground from stability in a multi paula world to the need to fund the fight against global warming in developing countries. the chancellor pull no punches when it came to russia's war of aggression against ukraine. showed still delegates in new york and have put in was responsible both of starting the war and for prolonging it. that's on the time . but let's take a listen to a little of what he said. this is for let us not, for example, that russia or is this is the problem, is the deadline of this war. i know it is huge. press on to come ended at any time with one single meters. to dw is chief political as a michel according to is following all the general assembly a proceedings for us in n

we saw quite visibly for several months in the 2020 election, back with me, john king, gloria borger, ashley alison and scottngs. let me go around the room here and what struck you most about the speech? >> something big and something that many at home might not think is big but important going forward. the big thing, an incumbent president of the united states whose structural numbers are weak. >> absolutely. >> approval low. two-thirds of americans think the country is on the wrong track. 400 days to the election. time to fix it but he's in a deep rut for an incumbent president. asking make preservation about democracy above anything else. mad at me about inflation, questions about my age, if anything in your life, nothing to do with washington, put this first, please. can he make the case? convince enough americans to put that issue first, a strength for him. smaller thing. one of the barriers he has, not just among swing voters, even democrats, concerns about his age. is he up to the job? put the number aside. does he have stamina to the president of the united states four more years. handles the heckler

as i sat with senator tim scott in the front where, you know what moved me? watching john50 years prior been beaten simply because he wanted to register people to vote. standing up and introducing president obama, the president of the united states. i may be in a different party but i am an american. i had goosebumps thinking about how far we had come that john lewis walked on that bridge and that regardless you realize the change that had begun. the man who led it was right in front. i told the postmaster that he should have been dancing. that is the way that i knew john. people without relents that we had a pretty good friendship as michael will attest. i remember sometimes he would have me come and provide the word with him. i was fortunate. these groups had given it to everybody else. i asked john to be the one to present to me. i am proud and honored to call him a friend. everyone should strive to celebrate his incredible life and legacy and we should learn from it. fortunately, they enter. in fact, they are stamped on our hearts forever. john will be as well. thank y

laura and kris, we've seen how far we have changed in california, john seymour was a republican. >> thank you, scottand by right there. we're just getting a statement from california governor newsom this morning. i want to read it to you. dianne feinstein was many things, a powerful trailblazing u.s. senator, an early voice for gun control, a leader in times of tragedy and chaos, but to me, she was a dear friend, a lifelong mentor, and a role model, not only for me, but to my wife and daughters, for what a powerful, effective leader looks like. she was a political giant, whose tenacity was matched by her grace. she broke down barriers and glass ceilings, but never lost her belief in the spirit of political cooperation, and she was a fighter. for the city, the state. her story wasn't just about being the first woman in a particular political office, it was what she did for california and for america with that power once she earned it. that's what she should be remembered for. there is simply nobody who possessed the poise, gravitas and fierceness of dianne feinstein. jennifer and i are deeply saddene

certainly a lot to talk about here, abby philips, david abstracted, -- and david urban and scott jennings. john king, what did you make of it all? >> it was feisty. the big question, the fundamental question is if donald trump is ahead by roughly 30 points in, iowa 30 points in new hampshire, did this change anything? you could see the desantis haley exchanges, they are both in second place right now. they had a bit of a go at, it trying to be the primary second place candidate. i think if you like a candidate, everybody maybe had a moment. but then to fundamentally change, anything i -- my answer is no. it would be interesting what the republicans who do this for a living due. there's another one in 40, days the third, debate then there's going to be a lot of pressure to shrink this field, because if you have six or seven candidates, and donald trump winds period. >> nikki haley was definitely trying to repeat the success she had had the first time in taking on vivek ramaswamy, or ron desantis. >> also, she got into it with tim scott. maybe at the end, in a way that wasn't particularly helpful

began about 13 gunman by decatur themselves in a monastery and the village of bun scott the leaders of armenia and also by john have agreed to meet next week to discuss the situation in the goal and will kind of box tens of thousands of ethnic albanians are likely to free the region after as a by john tyson does control in the own place. presidents, emmanuel, my call sense friends, will and it's military presence in nature and is recall to some boxes from the country. for weeks, thousands of protests outside the french military base and the capital in the army, demanding the ambassador, should lead caps or carrying block samples from an asteroid. his touch down enough governments spacecraft has landed in the us state of utah just felt to contain clues about the origins of our solar system and life. the teams. those are the headlines. talk to alger 0 is up next. don't forget the website. i'll just eat a dot com, i'm roll boxes and stay with us. so, this is time for the west to replace the best options for the ukraine watch awards, and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iraq

john hope. franklin prize by the fellowship of southern writers, the scott and zelda fitzgerald museum award for excellence in writing a nomination for. the pulitzer prize in 1989 and the alabama governor's award for arts. his book is entitled afternoons with harper lee. he will be signing at three as well. and our third panelist, virginia magee butler, she's the daughter, a country pastor. she grew up in north mississippi, used willie, last in a book, she married allen butler, the church pianist from one of those churches the army drafted out shortly after she graduated from ole miss. she and their three children accompanied him for 24 years as he pursued military career. she taught kindergarten in san antonio, texas, second grade in kaiserslautern west germany and four in fort polk, louisiana, and gifted junior high language arts in leadville, louisiana. this last assignment helped her figure out just what she wanted to be when she up a writer attracted by the grumman children's literature collection and the francis collins center for gifted studies at the university of southern mississippi, u

. >> and now reporter marvin scott has more on the fda approved therapy. >> john, it's cancer reallys a 70 year old and has that woman who has been diagnosed with late-stage alzheimer's, a degenerative disease for which there is no cure. it has been a slow progression over the past 10 years, kind his husband of 50 years found his wife in a downward spiral. chance was having trouble walking, having no communication with people. >> sort of out of it. for the most part, eventually the orcas director of neurology at saint francis hospital was consulted an mri of brain revealed just far the disease had advanced. you can see that there's a lot of atrophy, which is thinning of the brain. it's one of the first areas of the brain that becomes involved in alzheimer's type dementia. we believe it's the inflammation in the brain. >> that is promoting a lot of the disruptions since last january. janice has been part of a breakthrough. fda investigational therapy designed to clear the inflammation. this is not a drug. it's the patient's own blood cells. we take the patients, white blood cells and

scott. thanks for joining us. the defense industry of as the vice john has expressed, is condolences of the desk of russian peacekeepers in the golden and cut box region by uses as by johnny and russian authorities. and now the scene to investigate the incident in which a group of russian service men were shot dead by on notice silence while i'm due to on september 20th during their return from the observation post of the russian peacekeeping contingent in the area of the supplement. the virginia tug a call with russian service wind was filled with small arms. as a result of the shilling, the russian service men who were in the call with killed russian and as it but john, the representative of the investigative bodies a, working on the spot. to clarify all the circumstances of the incident, pull the attack against the russian peacekeepers came moments after the epic armine inside and the other regions side effectively agreed into a ceasefire deal. and the attack in which this took place was in the village of john, you outside, which is effectively in the center of the conflict as it stands. it's a highly hooted environ

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