thank you so much for the introduction, congressman keating. he is out there working for you every day, for all of us. i could not ask for a better partner. here we are. it is a beautiful, beautiful summer afternoon. the marshfield fair is practically within walking distance, and all of you came to a junior high to be inside to talk policy. i love being from massachusetts. that's my massachusetts crowd. all of you in here and all of the people who do not have air conditioning over in the school cafeteria -- can we hear you? are you cheer -- are you cheering over there? we've got 200 people over there as well. i am so pleased you are here with us tonight. my main job here is to try to answer as many of your questions, take as many of your comments as i can, and i think you all got numbers if you wanted to ask a question when you came in. we will do that in just a minute. i will stay at the end if anybody wants to take a picture, do a selfie, little dance. if anybody wants to do that, we will do that, but when i want to but -- but what i wanted t

keating: and tonight is about democracy. need is a vote. put it on the floor, if that's way you believe on those issues, let your voice be heard and be accountable for your but we, as you know, an't get a vote in the house even on the most basic issues. we had a sit-in. we couldn't get anything to the floor, we put ourselves on the floor. sen. warren: i brought the donuts. rep. keating: this senator came over from the senate and brought to everyone nuts and we still can't get a vote. that's the basic issues. stand on of how you these issues. shouldn't it be a vote? shouldn't it be a democracy? we have that, we'll take our chances. common sense prevails on these and i think we'll have a great chance of winning those issues but if we can't, we can't to 1st base. the activism we're seeing i hope votes.es [applause] [applause]. sen. warren: jim, what you got. our next three picked richard graham number 44. we have number 122. 113. sen. warren: somebody's out of game now. ep. keating: jim, you've got one job. laughter] >> thank you. marshfield,

keating: i think that would be terribly inappropriate.as a mistake. but now that he's there, i think the deputy attorney general needs to make sure the investigation is barney constrained -- is very constrained. there is no reason to try to grab somebody. the people of the special counsel, it is one victim, one prosecution. tom: and the sprawl of the conversation and themes, senator portman of ohio is leading the charge of heroin and opioids. give us the on the ground the of this drug epidemic and the injury and illness to the community. what do you observe in your oklahoma on opioids? a book that is a bestseller tells the story of southern ohio and kentucky. every state is afflicted by opioids and every state is afflicted by drug overdoses and abuse, which means the explosion spendingre, medicaid's rather, has put states in a terrible position. office, oklahoma was spending about $600 million a year on medicaid. that was not that long ago. today, it is $2.2 billion. no wonder there is not enough money for teachers, schools, and highways,

governor keating put the right group of people together to raise the money, and liz goal was to have the dome on the capitol by the centennial. so that we would have the capitol looking like it was supposed to look, as it was originally designed. the large paintings are by charles banks wilson, he starts with the history of oklahoma. coronado and the spanish going across the panhandle in 1541 on their way to the lost cities of gold. this is trade on the early frontier. one of the interesting things about wilson, he does not make things up, all of the people in his paintings are real people, all of the background scenes are actual oklahoma locations. the big end and the middle here is joe bennie mason. i probably will never forget that, because i had his twin granddaughters on tour one day. they made sure everybody knew that was their grandpa. this was the indians coming to indian territory. wilson calls it the indian immigration. which to my made it sound like they wanted to come here, i never have understood that. in the upper right hand corner you'll see a depiction of the trail of

. >> joe: this is making up for the keating five.ver stopped making up for the keating five scandal. >> eric: the shot that trump took. >> joe: let me say there's no doubt. he doesn't like trump, period. >> kat: that may be true but he had issues with the bill so he voted against it. >> eric: why not start the debate? if you're not there, we don't start the debate. >> eboni: he said this bill ultimately -- >> joe: if you are a legislator, you can always find a reason to not vote for something. this was something the country needed to end the president needed. he should have voted for it. would have gone to conference, you can work it out and it would've been a better bill. >> eric: you are cutting him slack for you are saying he's glad he came back. if you are an obstructionist and building three versions down, don't come back. >> eboni: not fair to say for sure he's an obstructionist. maybe he was being principled in his -- >> eric: let's get corey in. >> corey: you have to hold people accountable. if you are a member in these gener

phil keating has more.porter: 2017 hurricane season officially started in june with experts predicting more storms than usual, thanks in part to warmer waters in the atlantic. president donald trump is getting an update on the government's response capabilities, touring the federal emergency management agency a head of a briefing on fema's preparations.>> we are very strong on homeland security and fema. >>reporter: he was given a tour of the national response coordination center which will become the focal point of any national disaster recovery effort. he said fema is already gearing up after his pick was confirmed last month.>> he will take care of the situation that need emergency funds. we will do it quickly and effectively. >>reporter: forecasters predict a 70% chance that 11 through 17 named storms could form in some areas it's already started, tropical storm than depression emily causing widespread flooding in miami this week. leaving local officials to call in the federal government for support.>>

phil keating in miami. thank you. big losses on wall street. experts saying it could be about north korea jitters. the dow plunging 205. s&p 500 off 36. nasdaq cratered 135. a federal judge ordering the state department to search its server for emails from key hillary clinton aids related to the benghazi attack. that ruling as part of a freedom of information lawsuit. the judge says the state department has an obligation to search its own records for emails sent or received by huma abedin, cheryl mills, and jake sullivan. they have until september 22. up next, chicago, a city in crisis. murders continued to climb. crime is up, and we will tie with happening, why, and how sl >> bret: welcome back to chicago. we are here to give you a first-hand look at what's tearing apart one of america's great cities. this is supposed to be a good time in chicago. the cubs broke a 100 year world series drought. there is more than $20 billion of major construction planned. but chicago is in the grip of historic gun violence. more than 400 people killed and almo

phil keating has more. what flavors are the astronauts receiving?litan variety, all flavors, fruit flavors, all of them will be delicious in hot august even if you're in space. it was actually a spectacular launch of 39 a, the launch pad earlier today, and 12:31 p.m. eastern time. all of those ice cream treats and popsicles are coming in fast along with 6, 500 pounds of gear and experiments to the international space station. for the 14th time, space x successfully brought the 150 foot tall rocket back down to earth with a perfect touchdown on the bulls eye. all part of space x's cost reusability formula. space x dragon cargo ships will all have been flown before. the new dragon, the last time we see one of them go up, will arrive early wednesday morning. when the six crew members pull out, reams of experiments will be unleashed and the new ice cream treats. and the michael j. fox research foundation will grow crystals in micro gravity where they grow larger than on earth and hoping to lead to improved treatment for people with parkinsons. and the b

phil keating in miami. thank you. big losses on wall street.ts saying it could be about north korea jitters. the dow plunging 205. s&p 500 off 36. nasdaq cratered 135. a federal judge ordering the state department to search its server for emails from key hillary clinton aids related to the benghazi attack. that ruling as part of a freedom of information lawsuit. the judge says the state department has an obligation to search its own records for emails sent or received by huma abedin, cheryl mills, and jake sullivan. they have until september 22. up next, chicago, a city in crisis. murders continued to climb. crime is up, and we will tie with happening, why, and how slim some people want to fix it. ed ht so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes

in miami, phil keating, fox ne news. >>> martin, known as farmer bro is now convicted felon.he former drug company ceo was convicted on multiple criminal charges in the federal securities case against him. prosecutors showed he duped multiple investors into putting millions into two hedge funds that he ran. then rating his company's own assets to pay them back. he faces as much as 20 years in jail when he's sentenced. >>> a retired navy vet is not happy. what he says he was ordered to do that he calls a form of bullying. >>> and another twist for a national bridal chain that has closed its doors without filling orders. the news that is no doubt upsetting a lot of brides to be. >>> and scary story here about a best selling kids toy. the fidget spinners. how one of them caused a trip to the hospital. ♪ credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> at least 16 vehicles are destroyed tonight following a fire that started in a car port in california. a nearby apartment complex was not damaged and no evacuations were ordered fortunately. local residents

phil keating is arrive from miami following the details of these stories, and he has the very latest. phil, at first the kissimmee, florida, police chief thought this might have been an ambush. >> reporter: yeah, kelly, that's what he said just before midnight last night during the chaos of the breaking situation, but after investigating for about nine hours this morning, he walked that back to just a senseless and tragic double cop killing leaving behind two widows and now five fatherless kids. officer braxton and sergeant howard saw three suspicious men happening out on -- hanging out on the corner. they pulled up, got out and approached them. within seconds, one of the three men shot the two cops at point-blank range. the chief said they never even drew their guns. all three suspects now in custody, the last one caught -- everett miller, a former marine recently hospitalized for psychiatric reasons -- captured dramatically inside a bar. >> they went hands on, tackled him to the ground, secured him. located a .9 mm handgun and a .22 revolver on his person. >> reporter: president tru

we will focus on two of those guys, the first of which is keating jennings.t he's is that the person who is africa. his average has been dragged down and many field there are problems with his technique, which is not what you want before an ashes tour. england have called this man. he has been batting at number five. he has shovelled in the two tests he has had, although he has not had much of a chance. who will england bring in? alex hales, a successful member of england's one day game but he has struggled to adjust the format. he recently scored for nottinghamshire. at the other end there is mark stallman who has never played international cricket, but he is averaging in the high 50s and opening for surrey. there is also at this young man. he has proven he can do it in international cricket, he has the patience and technique which showed in england was playing in india and thatis in england was playing in india and that is what many look for it in an opening batsmen. but he has not been in form this season. in a game against hampshire going on at the moment

action is not a set that will individuals involved and their parents should be walking to know to keats. ok well let's try and cross live and go back to our correspondent kate partridge she's been keeping us up to date on the vents in barcelona all of these reports and more you just saw there hi kate can you describe what you're seeing there. hi there you know i mean i gather there's a big delay here but let me just set the scene for you we're on at la rambla where the attack occurred on thursday afternoon and if you're looking at the reports that are sent earlier cheering the day that the atmosphere has changed considerably here when we first arrived here very early in the morning in barcelona it was a very somber thing gradually as time increased the mood is sort of lifted effectively all the businesses all the cabins that have always that lined along here on law. this this road this predestinarian this almost a mile long connecting the center of barcelona going down to the sea well that was effectively it was very quiet then to say all these cabins started to open people started to c

know this kind of action is not i said to individuals involved parents should be walking to know to keats. well let's go back to barcelona and live these are pictures from street in the city of barcelona that is the street of course just to reiterate where plowed into pedestrians on thursday killing thirteen injuring more than one hundred. islamization protest is taking place scores of far right protesters are right in force after the attacks may have been met by kind of demonstrators. probably the most renowned of them but other left leftist groups arrived on the street as well they had been in very close proximity before police as you can see here from these scenes are standing in between them facing both groups of protesters the far right protesters on the protesters they have being kept apart here but as you can imagine the streets are full of people possibly one person being arrest. or at least moved away as you can imagine lots of tourists lots of locals lots of businesses opening up after the scenes trying to get back to some sort of. normalcy but earlier in the day there had been

thursday, senator elizabeth warren and representative bill keating in ed a town hall meeting mar marshfield, massachusetts. this is just under an hour. . pplause] beingnk you very much for here. this is a terrific crowd and the crowd that we just spent a few overflow th in the room is here and excited as well. senator warren and i are here, no. 1, to thank you because i look backyou, if they historically at this period of time in our country,

[applause] >> the archive of curious george, jack keats, these are unique materials that are always going to need to be conserved and stored. the library of congress has a number of storage modules with the digital shelving and additional control. not just putting things away somewhere but temperature control, security and all these things. with digital, we are concerned about how do we preserve digital copies of things and update the technology as the technology changes? the library of congress has embarked on a digital strategy of storage, planning, but also looking at the fact that in the future, you will see some changes in the next three or four years where you go into the buildings and they are more interactive, more displays of material, the library's of the future starting it now are going to build quiet spaces because they are active and go into a library now, no shushing, i was in the jacksonville library, a coke machine, you can eat in libraries, libraries are gathering places, you can make things, you will see a lot of libraries that have different spaces to do different thing

at the end jordan and keating came on. we appreciate you watching. the way networks make money. that's where the profit is, is on the network, broadcasting. >> we didn't know this would happen. if would you have told me substitute teacher would have 92 million hits on-line. >> you mean jacqueline? >> so that's how it will be. y'all want to play? okay. i caught my eye on you jacqueline. >> in the aggregate, approaching a billion hits. a billion? what? get poupt you're off the show. >> sorry, chef. >> because you should be working in the finest restaurant in the world. >> thank you, chef. >> just not any world that i live in. >> one of the things that humor and comedy does, is it gets your attention. comes in the form of a joke. comes in the form of satire. if it has an entertainment value, you know, people will listen to it. >> working off of something in pop culture is very satisfying. it gives everyone a sense that we're all in on it. and fractured age where people feel alone. i think a lot of mankind's desire to feel like we're together. >> i know

next, we will show you one with senator elizabeth warren and congressman bill keating where topics included the health care law, the president's transgender military van and the current political divide in washington. from thursday, this is just under an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much for being here. this is a terrific crowd. the crowd that we just spent a few minutes with in the overflow room is here and excited as well. senator warren and i are here, number one, to thank you. as they look back historically that this period of time in our country,y

never hereto of keats or the ode but tip tall churchill, the next time the saw he, he had me. rised -- memorial -- memorized it. >> in your research did you find that tocqueville was an influence upon either gentleman? no he never comes up as far as i can tell in their writings, though orwell was fascinated by 19th century america. in a very romantic we itch don't think he read tocqueville. he was very influenced by dicken's view of america. basically keeps on churning on the question that family of johnson asked, why is that drivers of slaves yelled most loudly about liberty? >> during world war ii, the behavior of us soldiers in london and in britain was an u, particularly the treatment of the black soldiers during that time. >> the british were shocked that the american army wanted to enforce segregation in england, and they were kind of appalled. the said you're going to import this loathesome institution of racial separation into our country? yet the americans said you have to, otherwise we'll have discipline problems and military necessity, again, was cited. one of my ot

. >> thank you, phil keating. we will be right back. >> harris: a follow on on the city of charlottesville, virginia. we're told city leaders will cover up the controversial statue of robert e. lee. that is the very same monument that is the root of the white nationalist monument and sparked the deadly chaos that ensued. the city council has voted to cover up confederate statues of lee and stonewall jackson. i'm harris faulkner. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon in reno, nevada where president trump honored american veterans and signed a bill to make it easier for vets to get disability benefits. we'll explain how it could help hundreds of thousands that sacrificed so much for our nation. this comes after a wild night in phoenix. the president going after his critics, battering the news media who report on his words and actions. blasting some republicans that were speaking out against him. and defending himself on topics including his response to the violence in charlottesville. reaction a

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >> and more now on those other officers shot. two police officers from jacksonville are recovering after they were shot. this happened last night. the sheriff's office says the officers were responding to a call for an attempted a home where several people were inside. when they arrived they heard gunshots and approached the house. a gunman came out and started shooting. police returned fire and killed the man. the other residents in the home were not hurt. >> in western pennsylvania a gunman opened fire on two state troopers. the troopers confronted a man in a parking lot last night outside a convenience store. he tried to walk away. moments later he fired at the troopers. one of the troopers was critically hurt, both are expected to make a recovery. the suspect was killed in the shootout. >> it really is one of the hottest tickets in town. for 40 years the kennedy center honors have paid tribute to some of the best artists who have had an impact on american culture. it's an event that the president and first lady usually attend

phil keating, with more.o far we don't think these are coordinated attacks, but a pretty tough friday night. >> yeah, as you indicated, a rough night for law enforcement involved in several shootings, all unconnected, apparently everyday violent crime, but in this case, all three cases the victims were wearing blue. this central florida in particular, devastatingly tragic as a kissimmee, florida police officer shot dead in the street after sunset last night. another officer whom he was with, also shot. he remains in the hospital in grave condition and the mr. is -- police chief said it does not look good for survival. officers baxter and howard were in a neighborhood known for drugs and crimes and saw three suspicious men on a corner and approached them. within seconds one of the men shot them at point blank range. they didn't have a chance to draw their weapons. all three men in custody. the last one arrested, a former marine recently hospitalized for psychiatric reasons, capital tu turd-- captured dramatica

phil keating with more. now officials in canada say same thing happened to them.is this deaf stuff all of a sudden? >> yeah, the allegation is ultra sonic sound blasts into their bodies and into their heads causing these effects of hearing loss. canada, the government there, confirming in the past hour that one of its diplomats stationed in havana at its embassy has been treated for hearing loss. the u.s. state department says there's been a series of bizarre incidents all dating back to late last year to multiple american diplomats stationed in havana at the embassy. their symptoms, physical ailments and symptoms like a concussion. u.s. investigators say the cubans or possibly a third country, not ruled out yet, have been subjecting the diplomats with a covert sonic device operated outside the range of round inside their home or outside. here's the state department again 40 minutes ago. >> we consider them to be incidents. we're still trying to determine the actual cause of their situation. they have had a variety of physical symptoms. that's as far as i can go i

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >> a manhunt intensifies tonight for the suspected masterminds behind the terrorist attacks in spain. police say the 22 year old moroccan is a member of islamic extremist cell operating in spain. investigators say he was behind the wheel of that van that plowed into a crowd of people in barcelona. authorities are also looking for a enon abruptly quit a local mossing in june in the same spanish town where the terrorist lived. police say it is possible that he may have been killed in a explosion on wednesday. fourteen people died and dozens more were hurt in those attacks. >>> a mother-daughter team sets off an incredible journey. they're kayaking 300-mile, all for a good cause, the mother is a breast cancer surviver. >> she sure is, now she and her daughter hoping to make a difference for people going through the same kind of battle. fox 29's joanne pill edgey caught up with the duo in our studio tonight. they were in the middle of their john any burlington city, new jersey. joy ann. >> that's right, joyce. this is one serious river journey. 300 miles by

and what would it take for a governor to be able to implement a successful program in their keat.driver of people enrolled in the obamacare system was governors, how does washington meet the needs of the governor to help the governor meet the needs of people in their states. >> what are you looking at, block grants to the states, to >> flexible block grants, if you will, based upon the flexible program temporary assistance to needy families that reformed welfare that really did a lot to both modernize the program but to improve the situation of families in the program. if states are given this flexible block grant, the senate can approve of it, then i think we can get there. >> there is a group of about 40 democrats and house republicans that is they have a plan to fix parts of obamacare and hope it's going to get support. their plan hasn't been released yet. in theory, could you support something like that if repeal and replace just isn't possible? >> i just haven't looked at their plan in detail yet so it's hard for me to comment. if it's something to move the ball forward, i'll

correspondent phil keating has our story. >> the venezuelan so-called rebellion ended in a matter ofinutes with two rebels dead. seven arrested. 10 others on the run and government opponents hoping this could be the first fray in the military's unflinching loyalty. [speaking foreign language] were led by the long captain releasing the -- nicholas, a group of 20 rebels launched an attack on a major military base in venezuela. that triggered a short gun battle with troops stationed there. president nicholas madero who the trump administration calls a dictator says his glorious 41st brigade crushed the group which he called terrorists and mercenaries. the small group of rebels were not active military but a few civilians and few districdeserters. the man hunt is on for the 10 who escaped and suffer the maximum punishment allowed. ♪ speaking foreign language] >> on state television he said the rebels wanted to ignite a civil war. he claimed the u.s. and colombia backed the attack saying, quote, you shouldable ashamed of yourselves there at the state department. every country is autonomou

sÍ verÓnicas a boro noz lo descubriÓ en new york el a ca keat es el protagonista. >>> ok. >>> vamos ahe dicho. caso cerrado se me van de aquÍ fuera. >>> lo que conseguiste ni los votos son tuyos ni mÍos. rashel dÍaz >>> ¿quÉ?. >>> si tedio los votos chillas y si te los quito lloras. >>> la decisiÓn no es de rashel ni daniel, ni doctora ana marÍa polo, la decisiÓn es de usted, que tiene hasta el miÉrcoles para votar m premios tu mun.com/vota. entre, tiene que votar por un nuevo dÍa el programa favorito no hay otra opciÓn. tengo un concepto. todo el mundo puede votar hasta 10 veces al dÍa por sus presentadores favoritos. >>> y ya son 20 ademÁs por ejemplo, pueden votar 10 veces de distintas computadoras y si tiene una compaÑÍa en repÚblica dominicana. ponga los empleados a votar por usted. >>> eso hasta existe tÚ. >>> me han dicho. que es posible. >>> saben lo peor, que todo el mundo que te hiciste el santo que van a rotar por tÉ. >>> la vÍctima soy yo >>> tengo espÍritu. >>> daniel, no vota ni por el mismo no sabe cÓmo hacerlo >>> no, no, no. vÁmonos hacer una pausa seÑores. y seÑoras

fox news's phil keating has latest on the situation. phil? >> reporter: hey, lauren.that a full-scale rebellion and toppling of socialist government ended very quickly sunday morning. a massive manhunt is underway for 10 men that escaped. according to the socialist government sunday morning a group of 20 rebels launched an attack on a major army base in the city of valencia. that trigger ad gunbattle with troops stationed at base. leaving two rebels dead, one injured and several on the run although they got away with stolen weapons from the armory. nicolas maduro who the trump administration calls a dictator, said the mercenaries and terrorists failed to ignite a civil war. maduro vowed rebels will be captured and suffer the maximum punishment. there is no leniency for desserters. the glorious 41st brigade put down the attack led by a long mutinous national guard captain. they were not active duty military but mostly civilians and desserters. on saturday the new national constituent assembly fired venezuela's chief prosecutor in the first major action. she was viewed

phil keating is live from miami with the very latest.fficers in our nation. >> reporter: yeah. families today devastated and mourning and full of grief, and last night, friday night, a tragic day for law enforcement. three separate shootings, six cops shot. all of the shootings completely unconnected to each other. the only connection being that all of the victims wore badges. in central florida, especially tragic situation as one kissimmee police officer last night shot dead in the street after sunset. his partner still struggling to stay alive right now at a hospital, gravely wounded, and his survival does not look good. officers matthew baxter and sergeant sam howard, they were responding to a suspicious situation on a street corner in a neighborhood known for crime and drugs. three guys just hanging out, they approached the three, and police say within seconds one of the three men pulled out a gun and shot point-blank at the cops. the chief says they never even had a chance to draw hair weapons. all three -- draw their weapons. all t

keating jennings is replaced.mpact as it did in australia and also with a temperature being slightly different as well. it's interesting that we are giving it an opportunity to work here in england and it will be interesting to see how it is viewed among people and fans across the country. katarina matthews has been called up to replace patterson. the 47—year—old has played in nine cups between 1998 and 2015. paterson has been receiving treatment for a back injury. the event takes place in iowa, for friday to sunday. nishikori has had to withdraw from the masters in saint natty —— cincinnati after damage to his tendons. he is forced to sit out the rest of the year. you can keep up with all our stories on our website and we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. more now on the publication of a paper which says the government does not want border posts between northern ireland and the republic after brexit. the document says ministers back a "seamless" border so people and goods can move freely. but critics m

abby: phil keating for us in florida.ve: six police officers, three different locations. meanwhile, phil just quoted a tweet that the president sent out last night about five or six hours ago right there, my thoughts and prayers are with the police and their loved ones. we are with you, law enforcement, social media #. meanwhile the president also within the last 10 minutes ago sent out this tweet. i want to thank steve bannon for his service. he came during the campaign during my run against crooked hillary clinton. thanks, s. we believe that stands for steve. let's bring in david bossie, trump campaign manager. citizens united and fox news contributor. david, everybody is looking at the tea leaves today. did he get fired? did he quit? what happened? >> well, first of all, i want to add my condolences to the police officers. steve: indeed. >> unbelievably tough job. it just is heart wrenching to watch these stories just continuously happen and i just -- i just -- as somebody who served a long time in the fire service, i

phil keating is following this story from miami. hi, phil. >> many wondering whether it's the first time that the military is starting to fray. certainly opponents of president or dictator nicolas maduro hope so. however, maduro insists it was a small renegade band and he calls them terrorists as well. the group of 20 according to the government launched an attack on a major army base in the city of -- one injured, seven captured. 10 others fled into hiding. the president says a manhunt for the 10 that he calls mercenaries is on full speed. in his weekly television address he vowed the rebels will be captured and suffer the maximum punishment adding there is no lienensy for deserters. they put down the rebels who hoped to start a civil war but failed. the group of 20 were not active duty military but mostly civilians and deserters. on saturday the new national constituent assembly fired venezuela's top prosecutor viewed as a threat to the revolution. the two prominent opposition leaders arrested and hauled away from their homes last

a couple of towns keating.a location because in the middle of kenosha is a giant six or seven-block long gaping empty hole that is where the chrysler amc factory used to be they stopped making cars there in 1988, stopped making engines there in 2010. and you can see, we drove around it, it is very bleak why not put it there it would be fairley symbolic that's one question. the second question is this, will they have the workers the unemployment rate in wisconsin is only 3.1% the facility where we are right now, they have trouble finding skilled workers. so instead of complaining about it, there are companies that are doing training yesterday we got a chance to sit down with some 20-year-olds who are in and just graduated from gateway technological college. they are learning all the skills from modern day manufacturing. and i have to tell you, guys, it was eye opening for us, as well. you sort of have in image of manufacturing. but in america now, it's clean you're in an air conditioned building they're very opt

phil keat is in florida with the very latest. >> hi, trish. the final suspect an alleged cop killer has been found and arrested so the overnight manhunt for that suspect in central florida is now over; however grief still is afflict ing so many people in central florida and also another state, pennsylvania as you mentioned after a multiple police shootings last night. let's start with kissimmee, florida. grief widespread as one officer is dead. another remains in grave condition at the hospital but is not expected to survive. last night two kissimmee, florida police officers pulled into a neighborhood known for crime and drugs and that's when officers matthew baxter and sam howard pulled up and a group of three men standing on the corner the police chief says his officers were then shot point blank by one of the suspects. he says earlier theories that this was an ambush, now appear not to be the case. regardless, the two cops never had a chance to pull their weapons. the final suspect, everett miller was caught in a bar. >> they went hands-on

philip keating you or the entire shopping chain? —— coutinho. the co—op are after £140 million.of these stores dominating the landscape. it is putting my story into perspective now, talking about a £500 million aston martin deal, to .5 neymars. isn't it mad? two raccoons on the loose! they have escaped from a wildlife park. they have a nasty bite. the raccy horror show, says the sun. lonely chum left behind. they look cute! i know people who have woken up some mornings with bite and you don't want to go down that road. it is better than a skunk. i always say. much better. thank you for now. throughout the programme this morning we will have the latest on the political story from downing street as theresa may continues a trip from japan, getting more analysis and reaction from her pledge to stay on until the next general election. but of of course we are marking 20 years on from princess diana's death. prince william and prince harry say they want their mother to be remembered for the positive impact she had around the world and the way she touched so many lives. 20 years on from