let's get more from dave keating. dave, are we expect thing a detailed position from today's meeting? it sounds like we are just getting the contours of a decision. what i am hearing is they have agreed in principle to an extension. an extension will happen here they have almost that. their aspiration is to not have to hold a summit next week at the european council to discuss that. they can do it by written procedure. anywe are not expecting indication today of how long that extension should be. most eu member states think the three-month extension asked for in the request boris johnson sent is appropriate's, but -- we may some others end up with a date of november 15, which would be automatically , 2020ed until january 21 if there is no agreement at that time. but do not expect an agreement on a decision until monday or tuesday. that is because they want to wait and see if the british parliament will hold an election. holdut the commitmtment to an election, france and other countries are really holding firm on this.

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betrayed and the chamber full of squabbling chimpanzee is not only to spread the debate but 18 year old keating 5 the anonymous superstar banksy the workbench is a record low level 1000000 euros. it's great to have you with us iraq has been shaken by another day of violent unrest the country is facing its worst crisis since the the defeat of the so-called islamic state terror group 2 years ago security forces have again opened fire on protesters in the capital baghdad dozens have been killed in the last 4 days of on rast. scientist has rushed to take one of their own to safety. then they flee as the sound of sniper fire ricochets through the streets and again. they're desperate enough to risk their lives because they feel the state has failed them. we're going to protesting because we're suffering there's no electricity no jobs people are dying of starvation it's a curse. on the rest has spread rapidly across the country this week without any apparent leadership or connection to a political or sectarian movement in response to the protests the government has shut down the internet and imposed a

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keating: thank you, mr. speaker. thank the chairman for yielding. on december 28, 2018, the government of the russian u.s. citizenrested paul whelan. in those 10 months, the russian overnment has refused to provide any evidence to the espionage charges against paul. instead in those 10 months, the subjectedvernment has paul to physical and psychological pressure. russian 10 months, the government has repeatedly prevented paul from speaking with the u.s. embassy or with his family. ights that are afforded to russian prisoners here in the u.s. russian 10 months, the government has denied paul's examined or treated by a private physician. government.ssian i say government because i people, the russian particularly those that are speaking up and demonstrating and democratic government there, they would be today.g with us for 10 months, the russian has refused to respond to the concerns of the united nts of the states, u.k., canada and ireland. or 10 months, paul's continued detention has caused indescribable pain and torment, but for his paul, parents,

phil keating has more from miami. >> reporter: up above you today to american astronauts conducting anternational space station. the second spacewalk of six all about getting more juice. juice as in power for the orbiting outpost. the micro gravity pass involved in installing lithium batteries in the support structure. each battery is the size of half a refrigerator but in space they don't seem so heavy. two veteran american spacewalkers are the astronauts doing the heavy lifting today. christina cook and andrew morgan exited the airlock friday morning for the planned 6 1/2 hour spacewalk. for more spacewalks are planned this month to finish upgrading the space station's power system. a spacewalking legend has died. the russian space agency reports that a soviet area cosmonaut died at 85 years old. on march 18, 1965 he became the first human to walk in space. all of this happening at the height of the space race in america matches the feet with doing their own spacewalk three months later. the spacewalk lasted just 23 minutes but for america it proves we could also do it and do it saf

phil keating live in miami. it's time to live like a barbie girl in a barbie world.arbie is celebrating its 60th anniversary by representing 0 it a real life barbie dream house. it's a mansion in malibu and it's very pink. looks like the iconic barbie play house and has the hot pink slide from the original, which you can see here. that slide on the right. this real-life mansion got an upgrade though with an infiniti pool that overlooks the ocean. there's a massive closet where guests can dress up in barbie-like clothes. the home on air b&b for $60 a night. it's only available for a couple nights. the booking, if you want it, get ready because it opens on wednesday. the dow is down. about 237 points. i'm trace gallagher. happy friday. have a great weekend. "your world" with neil cavuto in a barbie world is next. ♪ >> i just spoke to president erdogan of turkey. we're doing very well with turkey. there's a cease fire or a pause or whatever you want to call it. there was some sniper fire this morning, mortar fire this morning that was eliminated quickly. they're back to

as phil keating reports they insisted they were just doing their job after years of training followingen who paved the way. >> and all-female spacewalk. christina koch and jessica meir replacing a faulty power unit on the space station which failed last weekend. it is a battery charge discharge unit. it is needed to allow the new lithium ion batteries to provide the station additional power. >> christina and jessica i would like to if i could just enqueue. jessica i know you have been doing this and working hard and christina i have studied your resume and it is really incredible what you have both done. your lives have been incredible. now you are in a place that very few people will ever get that experience. >> reporter: both women became astronauts at the same time in the class of 2013. and cook is on her way to set the all-time record for the longest time spent living in space for a female astronaut. they are not only colleagues but friends. recently they shared their personal thoughts on what this historic all-female accomplishment means. >> it is something i have done a lot of th

his trial has been set to begin in january. >> dana: phil keating, thank you.book ceo mark zuckerberg takes the hot seat in the nation's capital facing the slope questions are political ads and claims of bias among other things. we'll have the heated exchanges next with va mortgage rates near record lows, i want to tell as many veterans as possible about newday's va streamline refi. it's the closest thing to automatic savings that we've ever offered. at newday, veterans can refinance their mortgage with no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket expenses. and we've extended our call center hours so that every veteran can take advantage of these near record low rates. m@ç<+ry:q@gah><ñé8!a it's either the acertification process.t or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through octob

i would like to urge my colleagues to join congressman keating and i in supporting h r. 446 and celebrating our long-standing relationship with germany as friends and allies. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 656 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will read the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 51. ouse resolution 656. resolved, that at any time after ading of this resolution the chair can declare the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and amendments specified in this section and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on natural resources. after general debate the bill shall be cons

connell: phil keating from the villages for us.here to react, hadley heath manning from the independent women's forum. what do you think about today's event and the message? >> it is a sharp contrast, melissa, between the president's agenda on health care and the democratic agenda on health care where democrats want to eliminate private options and replace the private marketplace with "medicare for all." this as president trump saying i want to strengthen, preserve medicare for seniors, the population it was intended for initially. make it fiscally solvent and more affordability. he wants to make medicare more like the private market and make the private market more functional. he has demonstrated in other actions on health care, he wants to give patients of all ages more choices when it comes to the plan, where and how they receive health care. it's a pretty stark contrast. melissa: what is more tempting political message? i understand the idea when we talk about "medicare for all," there isn't enough money for that even if you co

phil keating in miami with details. phil. or cosmonauts who with women spacewalked before. they always had a mail companion with them. not today. two only females spacewalked outside of the space station making this an historic day. not only did everything as planned as expected, the women did even more, going seven plus hours. christina coch and jessica meir replace ad power station that failed last weekend. they became astronauts back the in class of 2013. today their historic spacewalk got the attention of the white house and a phone call. >> i just want to congratulate you both. you're very brave, brilliant women and you represent this country so well. and, our country is very proud of you. >> for us this is really us doing our job. something we've been training for six years, preparing for. >> coke and meir are colleagues and friends. the failed unit had no impact on crew safety or ongoing lab experiments but they are important, they regulate the amount of charge put into the batteries and collect energy from the station

chris keates the founder of encrypted internet service unseen says people are being exploited online. i'm not convinced there's any difference between this between the social media companies and the intelligence agencies they're basically the same thing so as soon as you put something in electronically then the question is who has control over the data social media companies were funded by intelligence agencies that's what that was the deal the deal was we'll give you this money and technology to build your business and you give us the data so when you when they collect your information it's going right to this right to the security agencies in some fashion and it's also going a lot of other places to advertisers and other people who may or may not protect that data what they've done is they've basically turned every person into a spy against themselves everyone on earth is in the system it's a it's basically a threat matrix of what kind of threat do these people represent to whomever and they can just dial it up and down and they just watch your e-mails if you make some offhanded com

keating. mr. trone, you're recognized. >> thank you. mr. secretary schenker, accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi is vital to supporting the rights and freedoms of individuals. in particular, freedom of the press. does not failing to provide consequences for the khashoggi assassination embolden the perpetrators? and what's the administration doing to prevent this possibility? >> thank you, congressman. accountability, as the secretary has said, is critical in the murder of jamal khashoggi. getting to the bottom of it. i knew khashoggi, it's something that matters to me personally as well. in 2018 the administration sanctioned some 11, 17, saudis involved if the murder of khashoggi with the global magnitsky sanctions. right now, we are -- there's some 11 defendants in saudi arabia in the middle of a trial. i think both the defense and the prosecution have -- have finished their cases. we're waiting on verdicts. i think the judicial process as we see it fall short of full accountability and we've indicated that to the saudis. we'r

the keating a cooll said he's got the other side of ththis one the with not heard from yes yet. what's happening in brussels is that. we may have a light at the e end of the tunnel we are getting positive noises and the biggest sigign thatat there may be a deal insight is that people are being so quiet we're reallyy not gegetting details. confirmed by anyone here's what we suspect boris johnson has made a concession on the issue of where the customs border will be he has. for the first time accepted the idea that there would be a customs border in the irish sea that would be separating northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. this is something to reason may was never willing to accept. because her government wasas dependenent on the d. u. p. the unionist party in northern ireland that would never accept such a deal now technically. johnson's government is kind of also depend. on that a party because the matter hasn't changed but what shore now is that he has to call a new general election at some point the two months. anyway so he's not as dependent on them but of course we're

this is keating's bill -- keatingsville battlefield hotel. i do believe it says battlefield hotel. on the back, it says house in which i lay wounded after antietam. 1862, nicodemus mills, maryland, in the hand of general crawford. crawford had a brigade in the cornfield and he is notorious for having been shot in the thigh. a lot of people thought he shot himself. a year later at gettysburg, he earned renown for charging the pennsylvania reserves down into the valley of death, and he really had a feeling for gettysburg after that. in fact, he bought part of devils den and named it crawford park. so i think maybe he did not think or know that much about antietam. i believe 1884, he goes back and gives the memorial address at antietam at the cemetery that year. i think somebody gave him this card and he said, that looks just like where i was wounded after the battle. because if you look at this, this is nicodemus mills. let's say that is nicodemus mills. get a look at the house, two floors, a porch on the top and bottom. on the right, the building goes all the way back, so it is prob

phil keating's report ohmic reporting for us, what are these conditions like? and cool, especially when you consider these are some of society's most fragile people trying to live out their golden years and often can't help themselves. this happened at the danby house assisted living facility, a full-service facility with more than 80 men and women living there. some of whom do require round-the-clock care and attention. the three women arrested are accused of running this so called a fight club, arranging physical fighting between the senior citizens and in one case making a 70-year-old woman fight a 73-year-old woman, both reportedly suffering from dementia. the winston-salem journal quoted documents obtained from the north departmenthe dashdepartmes that one of the combatants was reported yelling, let go, help me. help me, let go. and out one point they said stop screaming, blank. one of the staffers are allegedly videotaped all this. all three women are charged with assault on an individual with a disability and are due in court next month. >> trace: do we

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >> we are busy around here forthat. >>> the power is coming back on but the losses are just being added up. on the third day of the shutdown there is still a lot of anger to pg&e. good evening everyone. pg any said it has turned the power back on to about three quarters of its customers affected by the public safety power shut off. 543,000 customers have had electricity restored. 195,000 customers are waiting for lights to return. authorities are trying to figure out whether outages are linked to the death of a man in an el dorado county town. a man in his 60s died shortly after his home lost power. he was dependent on an oxygen machine. we will have a report on this development in 30 minutes. >>> team coverage tonight of the restoration. we spoke to business owners where losses hit thousands of dollars. let's start with tom baker they car who is live where pgis making repairs. >> reporter: 100% fully restored back in business in marin county. they are moving quickly now because as they get more work done they have

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in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>> state regulators gather foraddressing last week's public safety power shut off. pg&e planned outages were poorly executed some say. >> until pete yanity's conduct is reviewed and corrective action are identified and implemented, there remains a substantial risk that the public health and safety of californians will be severely impaired with potentially catastrophic results. >> pg&e defended itself saying they did not like turning off the power of the shut off did prevent potential wildfires from starting. good evening to you. you will remember that more than 2 million people were left in the dark during those planned outages. tom vacar is live from the headquarters in san francisco with more on today's meeting. >> reporter: this is the headquarters responsible for all utilities in the state of california. today's meeting was a poorly executed meeting. what i mean was it was late in the day and was shorter than it should have been for such a serious emergency. it was a bit of a poor show without a lot of substanc

. >> reporter: phil keating introduced assembly bill 1605 after a number of residents complained of the traffic and noise. the bill would have allowed for a pilot program to charge five dollars per car on the weekdays , and $10 on the weekends and holidays. it would've also created a reservation system, very similar to a mere woods, where tourists would be given a time to drive down. >> we saw the fact that you didn't charge anybody to walk was fairly fair. again, you were just charging people a very small fee just to get the reservation system in place to create it. it also has people manage the flow of traffic. >> on saturday, the governor returned the bill without his signature, citing concerns with the pricing program. he said it would create social equity issues. he also said access to that iconic attraction should be available to all. regardless of their ability to pay. >> we are obviously disappointed. maybe 1605 was the bill that really had been worked on by the city and county for a number of years. >> many people agreed with the governor's veto. >> for some people, maybe it wo

keating, you are recognized. iraq, great up, on concern. please seen the demonstrations, we know the situation in detail. there was a mortar for nonemergency personnel to leave. that will run out next month. it seems from the budget there has been a cut in security funds to represent what the future is there. it is such a critical area along with so many other areas but without a presence there, it will be that much more difficult. could you comment on what process -- prospects look like in this critical area right now that gets often overlooked? >> i share your concern. the safety and well-being of the diplomats in annea is my responsibility in many ways. haveder of departure, we been eight days in seven days, it will be six months. the security situation is such that this is what i believe the new normal. that said, while we have not the height of numbers we had before, we have sufficient numbers on the ground to do our mission and even under order of departure, this year so far we have done iraqi partnersh outside the embassy compound th

phil keating.nk you. >> bill: republicans hitting back at democrats' handling of the whistleblower investigation. >> if you read the entire transcript of the hearings last week again we would end this nightmare one more time. >> bill: the white house republican lawmakers demanding a full vote on impeachment. not happening yet. will democrats give in? the a-team weighs in in a moment. major shift in u.s. foreign policy happened overnight. the white house pulling 1,000 u.s. forces out of northern syria. what happens now in the fight against isis? we'll explore that coming up. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com new pasta and grill combos starting at $9.99. only at applebee's. >> sandra: fox news alert. an abrupt decision to pull u.s. troops if northern syria to make way for a turkish invasion. welcome to a second hour in "america's newsroom

phil keating, good morning. >> space history is underway 250 miles above us as the two female astronautsxited the airlock 12 minutes ahead of schedule and so far as expected everything is going as planned. the space walk is now two hours underway. christina koch and jessica meir are replacing a power unit. a battery charged discharge unit. it's needed for the station and its six residents to allow to new lithium-ion batteries additional power. they became astronauts at the same time in the class of 2013. koch is on her way to set the all-time record for the longest time spent living in space for a female astronaut. they aren't only colleagues but friends and recently shared their personal thoughts on what this historic all-female accomplishment means. >> that is something i've done a lot of thinking and reflecting on. in the end i think it's important and i think it's important because of the historical nature of what we're doing and that in the past women haven't always been at the table. >> the failed units they're replacing had no impact on the crew's safety orion going lab experiment

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keating for five minutes. >> thank you, ambassador, and mr. palmer.ambassador, you said earlier that we didn't consult with our closest allies when the president made that phone call to president erdogan. that's correct? >> i said we didn't tell them in advance of the decision. we consulted with our allies. >> i'm just saying they didn't know that phone call was going to happen. >> that is correct. >> now, fair to say that was a mistake? >> we often do not let our allies -- >> fair to say it was a mistake, ambassador? >> no. >> it wasn't a mistake? >> it was a mistake not to tell them before they learned about it from the media. that's always -- >> european -- were there allies that had troops on the ground at that time? >> that's exactly the point. they should not learn about that from the media, but from us. >> no. i couldn't agree more. you think that was a mistake? >> i'm trying to get around -- >> why? why are you trying to get around that it's a mistake when it is? why? we've heard this from so many witnesses. the best thing to do when you make