phil keating at cape canaveral.cape canaveral -- now we are returning to launch there from the kennedy space center again. i'm wondering the excitement there and the feeling there once again having americans on american soil? phil: it's extremely positive. the space coast has really resurrected and rebounded exponentially after the last shuttle retired, a lot of businesses closed up. there was a lot of emotional thread in the community because there was not much action happening and then all of a sudden you've got boeing assembling capsules at kennedy space center and you have blue origin, jeff bezos' company, enormous new building where they will actually build the rockets and the ships and you've got spacex with huge footprint now and they have taken over law firm pad 39a, launched not only the apollo missions but most of the space shuttle missions, so there's really exuberance on the space coast and it's really pumping economically and there was so much excitement 2 months ago when we finally after merely a decad

phil keating, thank you very much. all right, eric.c: well, arthel, as phil just noticed it is a one-two punch for florida bracing for hurricane isaias while fighting growing coronavirus cases. the state now dealing with a four-day streak of record high covid-19 deaths. all this as the u.s. is surpassing 4 and a half million covid cases so far with more than 153,000 americans who have died. alicia acuÑa following this with details. alicia. alicia: we will take a big picture on first day of august as john hopkins university has a new case's chart that we want to show you. that line that you're going to see here track all u.s. cases since late january. you can see that there's a slight dip there toward the end of july right before it begins to climb again in a number of states that saw the declining cases are now watching them rise but it really all depends on where you're looking and we will get into that but, first, this is a map, it's a cdc map of the places where americans have died. the green-shaded states are reported deaths of mor

frank keating, former governor of the state of oklahoma.e want to bring in our white house reporter into the conversation as we wait for nikki haley, former u.n. ambassador to appear at the convention. set the stage for us from the white house point of view for this convention. mario: sure. the white house are looking at trying to convey an uplifting message this week. they say they want to show a personalized view of the president that they have not had a chance to see during his time here. we've gotthis point, a land of promise for tonight. we are going to hear from tim scott, we are going to hear from nikki haley. what do we expect to hear from nikki haley? mario: nikki haley is of course a rising star within the party and she has a lot of name recognition within the republican party. i think you will see her also touch on that team of looking forward, being uplifting, a patriotic tone, as well. jeannie: mario, it's jeannie. i'm wondering what your assessment is in terms of how they are doing reaching out beyond the base? or is that even

there are reports of increasing learns and expose exploitation for keats increases the child who played nancy and as you know enough it doesn't look door schools. receive a mute school went to get their last home game use out of this news which could. be shown. so yes i asked the guy it's impacting on the economy it is also impacting on that should do an out of school. job stephen a lot of authorities in different countries have made the case that that some schools are just not fit to reopen crowded calls for the lack of sanitation isn't that a case for not reopening schools. so what we are advising is for countries to do their excesses meant to look at situations in school. that is difficult to remain in the senate and. if you don't buy off today and in classes governments need to look at all it. is just the same with parts of the income of ancient so home care of. patients week 19 in africa this week and i'll kiss and isn't the one to get this in some homes are not suitable for home care and governments output i think isolation sent us where people can safely isolate their families an

bill keating life with this story from miami. bill?> florida now surpasses the half a million mark, 500,000 coronavirus cases, this all began. today is the 11th straight day with new case totals under 10,000 so case numbers appear to be dropping in florida, even plateauing or leveling off. on the race for a coronavirus vaccine, three big pharma companies in the final stages of vaccine trials, with the possibility that an fda-approved vaccine could be available may be at the end of this year's or definitely sometime next year. already into the third phase of the promising vaccine trial that involves 30,000 volunteers around the country getting a shot to see what happens and says it's shot will be affordable, just about 35 bucks a dose. johnson & johnson reports it has secured a 1 billio a $1 agreemee u.s. government to supply 100 million doses of the vaccine. a promising immune response in an early stage clinical trial. producing neutralizing antibodies that researchers believe are necessary to build immunity to the virus. while cases d

molly: that is wise advice for the storm coming in coco beach phil keating thank you so much. so what can be do if their in the storm path meteorologist adam is tracking for us. adam. >> hi there molly good news is at least briefly this storm once a hurricane now back down a tropical storm we're looking at winds sitting at 70 miles per hour you can see the whole system just moved over the bahamas. it is back now out of over water so running into land weakened it just a little bit. it does look as, though, it has an opportunity now that we're out in the warm water to maybe pick up strength again and could be a hurricane by early tomorrow morning. still for right now we're looking at those 70 miles per hour winds, and some of those out per bangdz now moving across portions of south florida. some of those heavy downpours not really strong winds in those areas as of right now. now the forecast to track continues to run up along coast perhaps bufferining into the cost a little bit and weakening it. we still don't know you can see the cone of uncertainty about half of it on land hal

we have fox team coverage, phil keating is in key largo, florida. we're going to start with meteorologist adam klotz tracking the twin storms. adam. >> hey, arthel. yeah, a very unique system is what we're looking at right now. marco is a little closer, nearly a hurricane right now, winds at 70 miles an hour, spinning in the gulf of mexico. likely making landfall by tomorrow afternoon so this has sped up from some of the original forecasts. there's the track running up along the louisiana coast. what you're going to see is ultimately both of these storms are at least potentially going to be making landfall in a similar location. that could be a big problem. jumping to tropical storm laura, spinning over haiti. this one going to take a little longer but ultimately running to a similar location. so once it runs over some of the tropical islands it gets into the gulf of mexico, able to heat up and warm up very quickly and suddenly you see a path that is running up along the gulf coast so louisiana, possibly getting up to a category 2 storm. this is the

with that, we will look at more high humidity and couple that with big keats. tomorrow, especially inland and south of us will be hotter, places like brentwood than it was today. places like livermore and pleasanton, warmer or hotter than today. the heat advisory covers this whole section and it lasts through wednesday. the advisory goes for the bay area through tomorrow. it should be dropped after that. there is the five-day forecast. what you do with that? that is significant heat. the fire danger is high. fire start easy. these are not hard-core red flag warning conditions. >>> uber and lyft say they could suspend operations in california as early as this week. both companies say they will have to shut down in california after a judge last week ruled that they must comply with the new assembly bill state law and reclassify their drivers as employees. if they do suspend business, it could resume in november, that is when voters would decide on prop 22 which would exempt drivers for ridesharing and food delivery service from the law. >>> coming up next, the a'

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party who possible in the european parliament head of you know in schools and values and therefore keatingor on his team yeah that brings me to a woman named ursula fund a lie and she was voted european commission president earlier this year she won because the conservative party bloc in the european parliament the p.p. stood together behind her and that includes hungary's viktor orbán so she really has no incentive now to crack down on orbán does she have and she actually owes him . well she certainly as you said for her election she couldn't have become president of the commission you know without ask for in fact it's one of the ironies that by trying to give the parliament more say over the commission president going to make it more democratic process that battle effort increase the incentive to have the biggest party group you could write to be able to pick the president which then increases the incentive to tolerate some very unsavory parties and regimes so that's what the e.p.a. has done essentially is to have you know quote up with what i call that autocrats in their group to try to

phil keating is live in cocoa beach with all of this.er: this is absolutely the last day this weekend for fun and sun in the sand and in the surf and as you see behind me people have been out there playing in the water out in the atlantic and surfing all day long. but tomorrow, different story as what is currently a tropical storm is expected to restrengthen overnight as adam said into hurricane isaias and wind and rain should be slamming the space coast tomorrow for much of the day. we are in the hurricane warning zone which stretches from boca raton up to daytona beach. the primary concerns today, red flag surf and sunburn. south of here in satellite beach, pretty much the same scene and story today. south florida, broward and miami-dade county which has already seen some bands of rain, but it's only expecting tropical storm effects. here is what it looks like in miami beach and lauderdale by the sea which is near fort lauderdale. forecasted -- forecasters expected hurricane isaias is not expected to make landfall in florida with the w

bill clinton you know it's the economy stupid well it's not the economy only counts for true of my keats it was just the economy hillary clinton should have won going away in 2016 because the economy was very good the democrats are one going away in 1968 in 2000 because the economy was very good and that's not just the economy it's a whole range of issues and i don't base it on the polls and i look at the polls on somebody other issues anyway like health care dealing with coronavirus. biden is way ahead of trump but that doesn't figure because if it looked only at the issues you'd be wrong most of the time as the democrats are almost up at the issues and before we run out of time frezza want to ask you does your model include the possibility of a sitting president not recognizing the results of the election or a president refusing to leave the white house absolutely not there are some things outside my model that keep me up at night what is voter suppression are we going to have a full and fair election trump is trying to stop that the other is russian intervention no trump will again we

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house son has given up on his homeland the keats and his country especially hezbollah have always proven to be too strong. a sporting news and several moto g.p. drivers are lucky to be alive after a high speed crash in austria 7 time world champion button to no rossi and spanish rival maverick been jada's came within a whisker of being hit by 2 cart wheeling by. high speed collision between frankel moby delhi and johan talk o. resulted in the terrifying scenes remarkably all 4 riders were left relatively unscathed later over delhi accused of being almost a murderer quote for what he said was aggressive but. you're watching the news coming up next indeed asia time the thai capital bangkok sees the biggest pro-democracy protest in the year will the student movement become a force for change. in the coronavirus produces a pack of tents in indonesia we visit the shelter trying to give these dolts. very shrine energy because that and much more for you coming up next on t.v. news asia i'm terry moore to catch up with over stories a lot of course at g.w. dot com thanks rick. the be. doing momen

saying that he has had a conversation with mr key to presumably that conversation took place before mr keats it was arrested slash detained by the people i guess who would like to say they're in charge of the country that story developing fast looking right across all the major ins and outs of that as soon as we can but still to come here on out to 02000000 people in gaza face power shortages after israel cuts fuel supplies to the territory plus. more freedom to move around quite south africa's pulling back among its tough coronavirus long. hello there more hearts and dry conditions across much of the middle east all the time of his nose as high as we have seen the still quite a bit of spending in across these areas neutrals into amman and down further to the southwest into western areas of yemen we could see one of those over the next couple of days across this same area and this is what i mean about temperatures $44.00 in baghdad on wednesday and 42 endo also knows as high as we have seen to 23 weeks ago but the winds are still fairly strong and sound and dust being picked up certainly acr

but people like charles keating was a great friend of hers she took stolen money from him and she took took money from haiti and gave them to find sanction. it goes on. her whole effect was retrograde and there was not one story and told my critique and i make five or six other direct accusations backed up with facts that book is been reviewed and nobody is ever pointed out a mistake. not one. but i am used to this now people need a complete delusion and this is one. >>cspan: what do you do if kissinger decided to call you to bury the hatchet quick. >> it would be extremely interesting. one of the reasons i detest him as i know that couldn't happen he would agree to have questions submitted in writing let alone meet me when i was writing my book about him he made a condition that he not be asked about the book i of the producers made a condition at the national press club which i don't think they've agreed that he not be asked about the book. there's no reason to like me but i know that i needled him. that lying about vietnam or chile or singapore. we have other. from our history tried

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phil keating picks up the reporting from key west today. >> hey, bill. hot day from key west. based on last tuesday's voter primary voter enthusiasm looks to be much higher than in years past and voting by mail appears to be the preferred method by a majority of voters in this historic election year of coronavirus. it's a flip-flop of the profile. this time registered democrats voted by mail more than register republicans and republicans voted early more so than democrats doing the same. he is confident come election day that the job will get done and here he is. so we are going to be busy folk around here. >> you can multiply that by the state 67 counties. president trump again railed on meal and voting last night at the rnc, and of course all ballots will be priority to get delivered in time. battleground florida is always supertight during a presidential election year and a trump beat clinton by just 1.2%. if people don't do it correctly and don't get it mailed in early enough, they will of course be rejected as had happened march as presidential. >>

phil keating watching the hurricane. phil, thank you. gillian.illian: so for more on how the sunshine state is bracing for the hurricane, florida state senator manny diaz, jr. joins us, as well as florida state representative cindy polo. what i want to talk to you guys about first, thank you for taking time out of what is i'm sure a frantic prep to talk to us about your constituents. you've got the hurricane barreling in, florida, you're seeing the surge in coronavirus cases, the average this week was just over 10,000 new cases per day. so i want to talk to you both how you're prepping. first, cindy, tell me how you and your constituents are feeling. are you doing okay? >> thank you for having us and thank you for asking. asking how we're doing. unfortunately, we're not doing well. we're not doing well in my community, we're not doing well in the state. i think the failed leadership that we have starting from the governor's mansion has been evident, especially in a city that i have grown up in my entire life and am very proud to currently represe

fox news phil keating has more from miami. >> reporter: more than 4.8 million confirmed cases in the u.s. and the coronavirus outbreak is still spreading quickly in parts of the south and west. here in florida, we've now passed 500,000 cases. and two straight days with more than 200 deaths. despite the new surge, governor ron desantis says the state is close to turning the corner. >> we're encouraged by some of the trends we're seeing. we continue to see a downward trend in visits to the emergency department with people with covid-like illnesses. >> one of the new factors, a lack in rapid testing. they're joining together to buy millions of rapid antigentists. >> speed is of the essence to get this done. you could see the healthcare system being increasingly overwhelmed. >> those tests might not come soon enough for millions of students and thousands of teachers. classes are already underway in a handful of districts. though some states have pulled back on their school reopening plans. with parents opting for distance learning as a way to keep their kids safe. >> we'll have to really

two-month mission in space and over on the other side of florida, in cape canaveral, is where phil keating is standing by with more. phil. >> reporter: hey, eric. absolutely historic and amazing, what an accomplishment for spacex and its partner ship with nasa to have the first private space company, not only launch astronauts in a capsule into space, but also to have that capsule perform pretty much flawlessly for the whole mission and then splashing down today in winds that were two and-a-half miles an hour and water described as glass in the gulf of mexico. so the tropical storm over here in the atlantic had absolutely no impact, so four big parachutes deployed at about 6,000 feet to help slow it down. it was coming down at about 350 miles an hour, when it was 18,000 feet up. but then when it splashed down it was going slowly, about 17 miles an hour. and bob behnken, the astronaut, and doug hurley, were inside the capsule the whole time for about 17 hours after undocking from the space station last night around 7:30 eastern. after they launched, hurley and behnken, they spent about two

father -- i play captain keating who is very present in the first act again, i wanted to do justicech. but unusual time to be releasing these.did talk about your >> it is it is strange. and these ones will get you thinking they're very absorbing orlando, thank you so much i did want to mention because we did talk about your quarantine talent and i just wanted to confirm that you have a lego room in your house and you're some kind of lego ninja. is that true or false? >> you know, it's of course my son and i started building some legos and we got a little carried away we've been building all kinds of cars and bikes and different kinds of -- a lot of vehicles. a lot of cars. and other things yeah, there's a plethora of lego toys that are based on me. >> well, you better get out the lego frozen princess set because you got a little girl coming any day >> exactly >> yes well, wrap your arms around katy for us and give her our best we're sending all our love and prayers. these are exciting days for you. the movie is "retaliation," the other "the outpost" both on amazon prime orlando, con

for the first time in 45 years, nasa astronauts splashed down on their return to earth and phil keating's. that was pretty cool to see yesterday. >> it was exciting. i've got to admit. they have a hero's welcome when they splashdown. bob behnken and doug hurley, they are at johnson space center today doing some exercises, increasing their fitness and coordination because that's pretty much standard for all astronauts when they come back. after undocking from the space station saturday, the astronauts and their spacex crew reenter the atmosphere like a fireball. ending with the first splashdown since apollo 17. five hours later, they walked down the steps of the plane that flew them back to houston. a long day that began speeding 17,000 miles an hour in space and ended in their own beds. >> to be where we are now, the first crew flight of dragon, is just unbelievable. we are both super, super proud to have been just a small part of the team that accomplished bringing those space flights back to the florida coast and bringing that capability back to america. >> he said he was excited to go

in miami, phil keating, mornings on fox 2. >>> the mill valley teachers association staged a protest last night. they are demanding the right to choose whether or not they returned to classrooms to teach distance-learning to kids. the district proposal has them returning back to the classroom to instruct five hours online. a choice that teachers say should be up to them for safety and the safety of their students as well. >> we just want to be able to make the choice ourselves. there are lots of reasons that a lot of people need to stay home. some of the teachers do not mind going in. >> mill valley educators have also said that five hours of screen time on zune is inappropriate for the k-8th grade student population. school back is in session august 20, and at this point the union has not indicated whether or not they will strike, if the teachers requests are not met. >>> report to school or face retirement, that is a dilemma that some teachers say they are facing. they say that schools are mply not ready for them to return, with students or without. some teachers are willing to ris

pretty darn exciting, phil keating is live in cape canaveral, florida with more. see a big smile in your face. phil: it's pretty exciting the capsule in the pictures is not the spectacular white shiny brand-new crew dragon capsule that launched here on may 30th, it's battle scared from what happenednd that's where the heat shield comes into effect, it's 3500-degrees fahrenheit, it's like a giant fire ball coming in and everything went absolutely perfectly. all of those apollo missions by the way, 45 plus years ago back in late 60's and 70's, all of those capsules with those astronauts splashed down in the pacific. this is the first one to splash down right off the coast of florida. they had several different landing sites they could have chosen. obviously the east coast atlantic ocean, east of cape canaveral or jacksonville not ideal right now because we have the tropical storm offshore, but over in the gulf, no storm impact at all. winds were 2 and a half miles an hour for descent of the capsule and the sea state was essentially described as glass, so absolutely

fox news' phil keating has more. phil?ley, today they're in houston doing some exercise, fitness and coordination moves which is pretty standard for all returning astronauts coming back from an extended time in space. after undocking from the space station saturday night, the restaurants and their spacex crew dragon capsule reentered the atmosphere like a firebag, ending with the first -- fireball, ending with the first splashdown since apollo 17. five hours later they gently walked down the steps, a long day that began speeding 17,000 miles in space and ended in their own beds. >> to be where we are now, the first crewed flight of dragon, is just unbelievable. >> we're both super, super proud to have been just a small part of the team that accomplished bringing those space flights back to the florida coast and bringing that capability back to america. >> reporter: the one thing that did not go perfectly yesterday was this, dozens of private boats speeded out to the spaceship as it bobbed on the water, getting way too clos

>> no, sir >> they're two commanders who lost their lives in this [ bleep ]hole before keating and yllescusld captain who has a whole lot of death in iraq before he got here and he's probably seen more fire fights than you've seen in the movies despite all that, despite the [ bleep ] odds stacked against him, he's here anyway. people much smarter than you or i put him here and that's it >> seth: here's my conversation with jake tapper >> seth: jake, welcome back. how are you? >> i'm good. i'm casual, because you caught me on vacation and this is - >> seth: i love it >> i've been on your show so many times, this is all i wear for two weeks straight is seth myers shirts. >> seth: it's a classic. that's an early seth myers logo right there. >> oh, yeah, i have seth myers in d.c seth mey -- i mean, i have the one that's like a times square logo i got them all >> seth: you don't have -- do you have "the lead" shirts do those exist >> no. we're a serious news organization [ laughter ] >> seth: come on, t-shirts don't mean a lack of gravitas. they're very helpful >> i think we have mugs. that's as

kita and the prime minister boosie see other video has also shown protesters have been calling for mr keats to quit celebrating in bamako made it worse is following developments from the nigerian capital of butcher for a seat on the news are minutes let's talk to you again what's the latest information we have. well basically the information we have right now is that. the. the the information that president clinton the prime minister been arrested and they are currently on their way or right now inside the cutty cam which is effectively and the control of the mutineers. on like you like we said they have arrested senior ministers in the government the foreign minister the finance minister speaker of parliament and other senior officials and senior military troublous if these people are in fact in the hands of the mutineers then effectively it's a cool not longer a mutiny because they have all the powers to negotiate they can negotiate to form a government they can also negotiate for their way out with anybody who is interested in negotiating but it doesn't look like they are interested in n

phil keating is live with the latest on covid-19 hot spots around the country.d morning as well. after a surging month of june and covid cases spiking into july, it is starting to really appear that florida finally may be rounding that big corner. sunday, yesterday, the state's best day in nearly two months as far as new coronavirus cases. best as in the lowest number of new totals under 4,000. remember, a month ago florida was hitting 10,000 and higher every day. the test positivity rate yesterday of all testing was under 8%. making eight of the past 10 days that it's been under 10% which is critical to reopening the economy further as well as schools. another promising sign especially in the state's coronavirus hot spite miami jackson medical center reports the number of people admitted with it is half of what it was just a few weeks ago. back when icus were maxed out above capacity. school, of course, on the minds of so many parents, teachers and kids across the country two elementary classrooms are in quarantine after reopening last week. teachers in arizona

: i recognize for one minute the distinguished member of congress from massachusetts, congressman keating. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. keating: for several years i was a letter carrier, working my way through college and grad school, working overtime as mail volume necessitated. it was understood then that was a necessity. i worked with dedicated postal workers, many of whom were veterans who persevered through emergencies, hurricanes, blizzards, floods. as the motto says, snow, rain, gloom of night. now our country faces new emergencies. a pandemic that threatens lives and encumbers our basic rights like the right to vote safely. and an economic crisis where 600,000 postal service workers battled back providing economic stimulus and $1.6 trillion in sales revenues. it's an economic and health care lifeline, a lifeline donnell trump is trying to sever to sabotage mail-in voting he thinks will dampen his chances to cling to power. he is the gloom of night and it is our job, our duty, to throw sunlight his way and stop him. i yield back. the spea

haiti where everyone would agree that's one of the worst deals they have ever had those the child's keatingnd the refusal to return the money all of this is all true and can be proven but in any case it's not true. >>host: what did they mean about marxism? >> to be intended as the humble servant if you attack someone's ideology then you are living in a glass house. >>host: e-mail hollywood conservative form. it's that you renounced adoration for communism and we still await the enunciation of communism civic you have to keep on wishing i will not denounce them. it wouldn't have been useful in the gentleman just as i read enough of the stuff and what i think about that but there is a natural outcome to unify the country not done by any other group. >> just in case viewers are tuning in how do you explain your about face from the neocons if you reach for the orwell mantle i appreciated him and you are not george orwell. >> he would know every time that question comes up i said don't be stupid. i was ten years old when he died orwell was always broke i haven't been as crazy is that. so that is

: i recognize for one minute the distinguished member of congress from massachusetts, congressman keating. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. keating: for several years i was a letter carrier, working my way through college and grad school, working overtime as mail volume necessitated. it was understood then that was a necessity. i worked with dedicated postal workers, many of whom were veterans who persevered through emergencies, hurricanes, blizzards, floods. as the motto says, snow, rain, gloom of night. now our country faces new emergencies. a pandemic that threatens lives and encumbers our basic rights like the right to vote safely. and an economic crisis where 600,000 postal service workers battled back providing economic stimulus and $1.6 trillion in sales revenues. it's an economic and health care lifeline, a lifeline donnell trump is trying to sever to sabotage mail-in voting he thinks will dampen his chances to cling to power. he is the gloom of night and it is our job, our duty, to throw sunlight his way and stop him. i yield back. the spea

keating one deep to right. that's his 4th homerun of the season and extends the giants lead to 2.the 5th inning it's later again with a drive to deep right center field and that one is a pan out his second home run of the game to make it 3 to nothing giants then 2 batters later years as friends knew again this time a drive to deep right center for a double that would be a an rbi double for us from ski the giants will go on to beat kershaw the dodgers. my final 5 to 4 they play again this afternoon first pitch set for one 10 from l a. not oakland where the a's were trying to win their 8th game in a row and again taking on the houston astros the a's wasting no time getting on the board to marcus semien leading off the first inning with a solo home run it's his first of the season and then in the 6th the a's still leading by that one run matt chapman with an rbi groundout would give the a's a 2 nothing lead 2 innings later chapman again this time going deep with a solo home run to right field that would put the a's up by 3 they would win it by a final of 3 to one to see a safe when i