>> kimberly: yeah, arnold schwarzenegger in the terminator. >> kimberly: it's already here.fficers? to kill the bad guys? yeah, the whole deal. i think you can't avoid this technology. other countries are already doing it. the united states is currently in terms of this ai technology. the military, buying drones that have machine guns attached. also in the military, they have these robots go in and detonate bombs and things like that. there's tremendous use that can be made here. terrorists as well, to limit human casualties. for that, i am for the technology. >> greg: juan, the words are going to get smaller and become more postrace. musk worries that we will have more more because it will be easier to wage. >> juan: exactly. people argue that we don't have a draft anymore. if our kids, if it's not your kids going to fight, go ahead, somebody else will do it. now say nobody goes over. we are just deciding we will go attack them with our artificial robots or whatever. all of a sudden, more people are getting killed. >> greg: or less. we are not getting killed. >> juan: more

kimberly. >> kimberly: ed henry. thank you so much. 20 meme now with the reaction former presidential candidate mike huckabee. thank you so much for being with me. a little bit of startling news. there has been a lot of tumultuous nature in terms of what's going on with the administration. many saying tonight, steve bannon's departure really amounts to a reset. >> i'm not sure it's a reset for the white house. this is a white house that has a very specific mission to secure america's borders, to lower taxes, to give religious liberty to americans. that's the architectural plan. the fact that there's carpenters coming and going on the job site does not change the plan of construction. who comes, who goes, look, it's the president's agenda. everyone who works there including my own daughter work at the pleasure of the president. if, for any reason, he doesn't have that pleasure -- those folks will simply move on. it doesn't mean the presidency is in any way jeopardized. >> kimberly: newt gingrich is being quoted that c

kimberly. >> kimberly: it doesn't look like it. anything can happen on live television. earlier today who were so excited to be on tv that they could not remain in their seats. take a look. >> new guidelines are being issued to stop doctors missing cows milk allergy in infants. i have two of them with me. what's she like? she is now on the desk. carry-on there. let nightingale, lunch time. from all of us, a very good afternoon to you. good-bye. >> kimberly: oh, my god. what a professional. that was 2-year-old iris along with her brother george and mom lucy on britain's itv news about milk allergies. i don't know, they've got a lot of energy. maybe they are not feeling allergic. >> greg: children on the greatest, aren't they? >> kimberly: i think you should have some. >> dana: that's how they handle fox & friends segments like that. i've got something for greg. just for you. check it out. ♪ >> greg: wow. >> dana: it's a slow loris. [laughter] >> dana: it's so funny. and by the way, so good. >> kimberly: little tacky fingerprints. >> greg: i don't like the way they are bei

>> kimberly: i don't get it. >> dana: kimberly. >> kimberly: i actually have one that's good. glen campbell has died at the age of 81 after a long and courageous battle with alzheimer's. his family announced with the heaviest of hearts, grandfather and father, legendary singer and guitarist -- glen campbell. at the age of 81. his battle with alzheimer's. he is a legend behind the hits "wichita lineman" and "by the time i get to phoenix." his final studio album, he was diagnosed with alzheimer's six years ago. he sold more than 45 million records. 75 chart hits. "rhinestone cowboy" and "southern nights." >> dana: that's a great song. let's play that tomorrow. richard. what's her name? richard. sorry, richard! and >> richard: both my parents are jamaican, that makes me a jamaican american. this past sunday, we joined with millions across the world celebrating 55 years of independence. >> kimberly: . >> richard: the most notable jamaican, the fastest man in the world -- >> jesse: at the americans just beat him, though. sorry about that. >> richard: naomi campbell, the supermodel.

kimberly. >> kimberly: and now for something totally's emulating.berly's food court. yes. all right, how many people out there love cheetos? raise your hand. >> dana: my sister loves them. >> kimberly: this is awesome and i love them. an important new story, she does are opening a pop-up restaurant in new york city next week, called the spotted cheetah, of course. it has 11 cheetos inspired dishes. she does inspired meatballs, tomatoes. and cheetos mac & cheese for the kiddies. between 8-$22. we will check it out. by reservation only. it appears the reservations have been scooped up but please let us in. everybody asked for a back to take home. >> greg: this is my dinner. i will be eating it in the bathtub while quietly weeping. >> kimberly: you too? [laughter] >> jesse: okay... i took a fashion risk it tonight, as you can see. it paid off. i want to thank... who is this -- exclusively tailored for waters world. my man jack amo. he hooked me up with this jacket. if you want to look like this, book at taylor. i'm going to go with the chito's look. >>

. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i am kimberly guilfoyle.is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it is 6:00 p.m. in phoenix, arizona. that means we are just one hour away from president trump's remarks at a rally there. his first political event since the violence in charlottesville ten days ago. vice president mike pence will introduce the president and we will bring it back to you live. thousands of protesters have descended on downtown phoenix. the president's remarks followed last night's address to the nation for more on afghanistan. let's go to mike emanuel. live at the phoenix convention center. >> good evening, kimberly. the people inside this convention center have waited all day for this presidential rally. some gathered out on the sidewalk as early as 2:00 a.m. local time. when temperatures hit 107 degrees by midafternoon, it has turned out to be in in and endurance test. i asked folks today but they are hoping to hear from president trump tonight. >> i'm looking to hear him reaffirm things he promised on the campaign tra

>> kimberly: yes, i did.p directly so i watch it on tv. >> ed: i got off the train, i came over to fox, and their people lined up outside of fox. fox employees, others from other buildings. there were so many people staring up at the sky. >> greg: is like when lou dobbs is here. everyone just -- >> dana: they told the bosses, we need to stay out for a little bit longer. it was a pretty cool day. >> ed: even though we weren't try to run my totality, times square was cool. >> greg: i stole a lot of wise man, i'm nervous about things i can't control... affecting my good credit score. i see you've planted an uncertainty tree. chop that thing down. the clarity you seek... lies within the creditwise app from capital one. creditwise helps you protect your credit. and it's completely free for everyone. it's free for everyone? do hawks use the stars to navigate? i don't know. aw, i thought you did. i don't know either. either way it's free for everyone. cool. what's in your wallet? >> dana: that is it for us tonight.

. ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone, i am kimberly guilfoyle.long with richard fowler, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and jesse watters. it's 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." when president trump came into office, he signed an order that clear the path to strip federal funds that don't comply with the nation's immigration laws. they are sanctuary cities all across the country, providing safe haven for undocumented criminals. chicago is one of them. today, it's mayor powell mike filed suit, accusing the president of blackmail. >> we are a welcome a welcoming city and we always will be. in addition to that, our police department is built on community policing. we don't want officers just know my patrolling a neighborhood, but to be a part of the fabric fabric. to force them to choose between theph values of the city and the philosophy of police department is a false choice and it undermines the public safety agenda. >> kimberly: attorney general jeff sessionser released a statement s earlier calling it astounding that chicago would prot

it is a chaotic fluctuating situation, kimberly. kimberly: thanks for the latest. we need to return to breaking news here in our area from the potomac river. a second person has been pulled from the potomac near the keel bridge. you're taking a live look at the scene the river earlier and was take on the the hospital in critical condition. this is actually videotape from earlier. as we get more information we'll bring it to you. but we did talk to one of our reporters, q mccray. he talked to a sister-in-law of the victim that died. the victim had been drinking and fell into the water. this is coming from a family member not coming from officials. again, we know two people jumped or fell into the potomac river and two have been pulled out. at least one optized in critical condition

kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: i saved your life so that you could annoy me further. i love this.aphic. a kitten ran out into the field of last nights royals-cardinals game at busch stadium in st. louis. the feisty little things printed onto the field with the bases loaded and two out in the six inning delaying the gamey brief briefly. the member of the cardinals ground crew came out and scare the cat. the animal tried to bite and scratch him. but he does not have rabies, so it is okay. i wanted to give you that important medical update. what do you mean? they call him rally cads, isn't that cute? the next pitch, that was a grand slam. that's true. he is good luck cat. >> mo: here's a little bit of a rant, so i am a former communications director for the democratic national committee. and some of the criticism of the dnc in the last elections are legit, but somethings are ridiculous.e folks from a group that was founded by bernie sanders are accusing the dnc of being arrogant and pompous, why? over doughnuts. last month this group, theom coalition protested outside the dnc. and dn

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kimberly, back to you. >> kimberly: what an incredible shot integrate reporting, steve. let's go to matt finn, with the latest. >> hi, kimberly. we are 150 miles northeast of where steve is. conditions not nearly as bad here but they are changing by the minute. one minute there's blinding rain and then it settles down. there was a mandatory evacuation issued last night at midnight. the last bus to leave discounting this county left at 1:30 p.m. if you're still here, you are unfortunately on your own. almost entirely evacuated. very quiet. no one wandering around. trees blowing in the wind. water starting to pile up along the streets. i can imagine a couple minutes or hours, it will look much worse here. this is considered ground zero. at some of the strongest force is expected to hit this area. national weather service told county officials a short while ago they can expect 15-30-50 inches of rain in this county. a mayor of a neighboring city said they've never seen anything like this. and unprecedented amount of rain going to hit this area. >> kimberly: let's go to rob

kimberly: 35 people were injured in that crash. new tonight, the wife of a virginia man who was tossed to the ground when the car rammed into the professors is speaking out. he is still in the hospital and she says he has a long road to recovery. >> he was lying on the ground next we woman who was lying on the ground, and they were so close that head and they were doing cpr on her and he could feel every time they did the compressions. kimberly: they had to get several stitches. today was also his 40th birthday. while responding to the clashes in charlottesville, virginia state police helicopter crashed in abermarle county. the two officers were both killed. st would have been bates' 41 birthday today. and video into our newsroom from sky track 7 come over the scene of the crash today. this is just about seven miles outside of the city. it crashed through the trees, and the wreckage is still there, crime scene tape also visible. the ntsb is still investigating what caused the crash. response to saturday's events have not gone far e

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>> kimberly: yes, i did. watch it on tv. >> ed: i got off the train, i came over to fox, and their people lined up outside of fox. fox employees, others from other buildings. there were so many people staring up at the sky. >> greg: is like when lou dobbs is here. everyone just -- >> dana: they told the bosses, we need to stay out for a little bit longer. it was a pretty cool day. >> ed: even though we weren't try to run my totality, times square was cool. >> greg: i stole a lot of wallets. >> juan: it was all about america. ♪ music edible arrangements for summer. order in store or online. with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+ a complete multi-vitamin with 100% daily value of more than 15 key nutrients. one a day

kimberly: kimberly: this nine-year-old is setting his sights pretty high.applied at nasa, and he heard back. jack davis wrote a letter to the agency in response to its search for a new planetary protection officer. woul because he has seen so many alien and superhero movies. sent him a thank you letter and told him to keep working hard at school. robert: he is making contacts. josh: he is networking. kimberly: and a handwritten letter, who does that anymore? robert: he is old school. kimberly: hats off to jack. severe weather heading our way? josh: a chance for it. don't been amiss about tomorrow, but watch as the storms come in. a few of them may pack a punch tomorrow. quiet around d.c. as the clouds building, but tomorrow, 77 degrees, showers and storms likely. i would definitely take the umbrella tomorrow. with the heavy rain coming here is a chance for flash flooding. some of the storms will get between 1-2 inches of rain. we'll run into some flooding in those areas. your extended outlook is fine most of the work week is looking drive but we bring back

>> kimberly: absolutely, i'm excited about this.nk it's fantastic and with the future of medicine is to make it more accessible, increase wellness and health and early detection. i'm all for this. let me tell you something, you've got to be naked, you've got to take pictures of every single one of them. >> greg: you have to make it to the doctor first. >> kimberly: that's the problem. where did you go to school? >> greg: you go to the costume shop and that's easy, you're all a doctor. >> kimberly: you can detect the slightest variation and save a life and we know how dangerous melanoma can be. i think it's a fantastic development. >> greg: its amazing technology, this could be the model experiment to use to make everything cheaper. >> jesse: gregg's been talking for ten years about how robots and technology are taking over to kill us, now he wants them to save us. we have 21st century problems that were using 19th century solutions, here's how the swamp works. there's a problem, a bunch of staffers get together and they do a researc

kimberly: thank you for that report. here's what else we know about the victim 32-year-old heather heyer,. she worked at a law firm in charlottesville. the president of the miller lite group released a statement saying, "heather was a great person. she was a peaceful person. she was full of life and her time was cut short." more about the man investigators say was behind the wheel of the car that went barreling down a street full of counter protesters. police say 20-year-old james fields junior of maumee, ohio and his mother is now speaking out. i didn't know it was white supremacist.i thought it had something to do with trunk. kimberly: fields' minor -- mother says he joined the army years ago. it's do not show him as active.across the country , people are coming together in the wake of yesterday's violence. rallies and vigils are happening across the dmv as a sign of support for charlottesville. this is new the world war ii memorial. a strong showing of solidarity tonight.i'm curious as to why they chose that particula

kimberly: happening now the u.s. military is scouring the water off of australia for three missing marines. their today while trying to land during a training mission. officials say that 23 other marines have been rescued. the u.s. military has been in the area for training exercises with the australian military. president trump has been briefed on the situation. he isng of the president, wrapping up the first day of his nearly three-week vacation. while the president is taking a break, the russian investigation is not. reporter: day one of the president's 17-day working vacation at this luxury golf resort in new jersey and the special counsel investigating russian meddling is apparently not taking a break. the new york times reports special counsel investigators have requested documents from the white house related to former national security adviser michael flynn and questioned whether the turkish government secretly paid flynn for work. investigation for his work with russians during the trump campaign. one of the

>> kimberly: strong. >> jesse: you do? >> kimberly: yes, i do.on't think they have any choice but to get involved and not just in the rhetorical way. >> greg: president -- meeting with senator mcconnell in order to pass the health care bill. and the two men up next. ♪ airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh. that's unfortunate. there's a better option. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just airline purchases. seems like a no-brainer. what's in your wallet? tand the alzheimer'sf association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. can make anyone slow downt and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...ou

. >> kimberly: hello, everyone.'m kimberly guilfoyle, those images are an are an all-too-familiar scene, another terrorist attack, streets covered in blood in the heart of europe. just before 6:00 p.m. local time in barcelona, spain. a white van jumped the sidewalk and purposely mow down tourists and residents on the city's most famous street killing 13 and wounding at least 100. isis has claimed responsibility and two suspects are in custody, but authorities say there is a manhunt underway for the van's driver. and in late-breaking news, the ap reporting that the spanish authorities have just shot and killed four suspects involved in a separate alleged terror plot south of barcelona. today's terrorism is just the latest in the wave of attacks in europe where a vehicle was used to target innocent civilians with other similar incidents happening in recent years in france, germany, and the united kingdom. greg, sadly we see this happening over and over again, especially with increasing frequency over the past year, ge

kimberly: breaking news -- gunshots at a d.c. residence, a child rushed to the hospital. what we know about their injuries. >> me and the rest of the tenants will at least make an effort. kimberly: how residents are showing day care. and the president ways in after a 10 stay in boston as thousands marched -- after atense day in boston as thousands marched against hate and racism. good evening. i'm kimberly suiters. we begin with a severe thunderstorm warning. let's get right over to stormwatch 7 meteorologist josh knight. josh: the lightning often the distance, a great shot at the capital wheel. all of the lightning starting to come together. we have been watching these work across the area, predominantly just the light showers, but this will start to intensify in the southeastern part of prince george's county, calvert county, as well as southern anne arundel county and charles. most of the lightning from the capital shot, just about to move towards dunkirk. abouthe size of diameter, and damag

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. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: hello, everyone, welcome to the five, i'm kimberly guilfoyle.ight brand new developments on the domestically attack on charlottesville. bloody white supremacist protest extremely difficult weekend for virginia and for our nation. today, president trump once again condemned the violence, this time directly addressing the racist hate groups responsible by name. >> to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's violence. you will be held accountable. justice will be delivered. racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo nazis, wheat supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. as a candidate, i promised to restore law and order to our country and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge. we will defend and protect the sacred rights of all americans. >> kimberly: attorney general jeff sessions is saying the justice department is taking vigorous action against racism and bigotry after opening civil rights i

kimberly: it did bring the community together. the first family got in on the action. >> the vice president had a cool spot. see the old videos and the photos across the country. as well as how people caught a glimpse in the area if you miss it. >> we are following a developing story from singapore where there is no sign of ten u.s. sailors that are missing from the uss john mccain. it is believed they went overboard when the destroyer was smashed into by a gigantic oil tanker. this is coming two months after a similar collision killed seven crew members on the fitzgerald. this standout will be staggered not to impact the readiness or ongoing missions. happening president will take to the airways to push for a new plan in afghanistan. this comes after seven months in august and 16 years at war. there will 8,400 troops in afghanistan, part of the 13,000 coalition forces. the proposal that is unveiled in may would add 3,000 troops and increase foreign aid. the price tag is estimated $23 billion a year. in advance the democrats like

>kimberly: kimberly: perfect that for a summer barbecue.osh: slim chance for a shower, but it will more than my clean up the in issue. 88 degrees for a high. things do not track from monday. slim chance for a shower, then cool weather for the end of the weekend. kimberly: gorgeous. thanks for watching us. [captioning perf >>> tonight, breaking news. a massive counterprotest. at least 40,000 swarming the streets of boston, outnumbering a free speech rally featuring some white nationalists. the clashes with police. plus, the conflicting tweets sent out by the president. >>> also breaking tonight, a violent night for police in america. at least six shot in several cities. what we've just learned about the condition of one of those officers. >>> bannon unleashed. the newly ousted chief strategist to the president vowing to wage war on anyone who stands in trump's way, but telling one publication the trump presidency, quote, we fought for and won is over. >>> the international manhunt.

h the potential for war. >> kimberly: is it is always there?curity threat is the united states is facing, the president thinks so. he is not going to allow it to t continue, it has to be dealt with. it's very serious, i would stay tuned.wi >> juan: the president over the weekend tweeted that china has done nothing. the chinese responded in their media by saying trumps emotional venting is no policy, what do you make of it? >> the name of the game is for china to become convinced that the united states is willing to do something to change the dynamic here. one of the things that the united states might do is bring dependents home fromha south korea. soldiers were allowed to bring their families, you take the dependents home, you fly them home, you put things on a war footing. you try to convince the chinese that something might go off here because lindsey graham saidd thousands of people would die. if we were to engage in the kind of strike necessary, we would not be talking about thousands of dead we would be talking about millions of dead. for

>> kimberly: i think it does.ut he is transparent about it.i would probably be a little irritated too, because he won the election, and you think enough already.s there is constantly there's rehashing it. the efforts to delegitimize the presidency, but you have to then rise above that, it's not distracting. engaged in this hamster wheel all the time. >> chris: juan, when i think of the person that has harmed the democratic party the most in the past generation, hillary clinton stands out head and shoulders above the rest. i am constantly amazed that she continues to inflict herself on a democratic party that she should have -- do you remember the moment when mitt romney said, i am thinking about runningon again, and republican said don't do it and he backed away. he moved away from that space. hillary clinton has a book out, she is still engaged, her campaign chairman is out selling these talking points. is there a certain point where the clintons will stop inflicting themselves on democrats and let them move onhe to a new generation? >> juan:

kimberly: dozens are in the hospital. for all of the information on this developing story, turn to wjla.com. in light of what is happening in charlottesville, the mayor of lexington, kentucky, says he is taking steps to remove two from thete era statues federal courthouse grounds. when breaking news happens, count on abc seven by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com /text. morning, former white house communication's director anthony scaramucci will give his first interview since leaving the white house after a short stint. inwill appear on "this week" an interview with the george stephanopoulos, right here on abc 7. , stormwatchto home 7 tracking weather damage in fauquier county. the national weather service confirming an ef-0 tornado touched down in broad run friday afternoon. this is the third confirmed tornado in our area and a little less than three weeks. friday's twister left a mile-long path of destruction, including a tree that landed on a car. >> sounded like a freight train coming. i went up the street and go

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kimberly: a very active august. happening now, two teenagers from our area are headed to texas to help with the flooding. a swiftwater rescue team has been activated by fema. virginia task force one hit the road to houston. >> we are ready to get out the door and get down there and start helping people. >> 14 members with virginia task force one are being deployed and headed into harms way. a swiftwater rescue team getting the call from fema as southeast texas battles catastrophic flooding from harvey. >> they bring anything from basic soup and water emergency equipment they need to be able to operate in a disaster. >> the international search and rescue team is making the 20 hour drive to texas with happen dozen boats and several trailers. it's afternoon, they got only a few hours to pack and loaded up life-saving supplies. >> i have been to a couple hurricane deployments. force response to natural disasters around the world. the team is getting emotionally prepared to head to houston, a city under siege. rescuers

kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: i was listening to the press conference earlier with sarah sanders and then the press release. there was also a statement earlier. about the next steps and whether or not he is going to do any other position. >> the press release was interesting. it said that anthony scaramucci had gone to the new chief of staff and said he wanted to offer him a clean slate, so he can put his own team in place. that put it, framed it, as scaramucci stepping aside and resigning basically. when sarah huckabee sanders came out, she made it sound like a lot more of a firing. the president was upset about the language that scaramucci used in that interview with the new yorker. it sounded more like he was pushed out, and frankly, it was confusing about whether or not he was going to go back to the export import bank, which was where he was before he came in asking occasions director, because sarah huckabee sanders said, he does not have a role in the administration right now. so, maybe the door is open after the dust settles for him to go back to the export import bank, but ev

. >> kimberly: hello, everybody. welcome toto "the five." ein kimberly guilfoyle. brand-new developments on the domestic a terror attack in charlottesville. in-depth analysis of the white supremacist protest, and extremely difficult to be good for virginia and for our nation. today, president trump was again condemned the violence, the stem directly addressing the racist hate groups responsible by name. the speaker to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. racism is evil, and those who cause violence and its names are criminals and dogs. including i the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. as a candidates, i promise to restore law and order to our country, and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge. we will defend and protect the sacred rights of all americans. to >> kimberly: attorney general jeff sessions as the justicef department is taking vigorous action to pro