i'm leland vittert. u.s.ense officials telling fox news, the search continues right now, nighttime in australia, overnight for three marines still missing when their osprey crashed off the east coast of australia. 23 have been safely recovered. the military calls this a mislap. appears as though the plane crashed while trying to land on an aircraft carrier. no other details about the incident have been provided. the event follows the crash of a marine corps cargo plane. as you might remember, it killed 16 last month.

book now at choicehotels.com >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm leland vittert. hope you're having a great saturday morning. a search and rescue mission is underway for three u.s. marines still missing after their plane crashed off the coast of australia. authorities say they were on board an mv-22 osprey similar to this one. it went down while attempting to land on an aircraft carrier. other marines have been rescued. dozens of venezuelan security crews have seized the office as the newly formed group, vowing to act quickly to anyone opposing the president after four months of deadly anti-government protests there. i'll see you in about 15 minutes for america's news headquarters with elizabeth prann. now back to forbes on fox. david: more health insurers announcing that more double-digit health premiums hikes are coming, but not for congressman because congress and their staff get an obama subsidy. the federal government is threatening to put an end to this. quote, if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why s

i am leland vittert. leland: very scary situation. i'm elizabeth plan. thousands of people remained without power and dangerous flooding affects much of the state. more than 2 million people live in the houston area. at least five people have died in the governor says more than 1000 people have dirty been rescued. caroline shively tracking it all from houston where the waters continued to rise. hey, caroline. reporter: hi to you, elizabeth. numbers coming in absolutely staggering. two feet of dirty hit us in houston. another 10 to 15 inches expected today. this thing is not running out until midweek. arena solidly coming down. take a look in the uptown area. we drove basically as far as we could, drop anchor because it is a river now. you can see some if you peeked out there where they run into each other, still some trucks are able to push through. certainly a very dangerous time right now. you mentioned about half a dozen people found that. as the rescue teams come from all areas of texas, as they come from as far away as virginia, they will be going i

joining us, fox news alert at the top of the hour, i'm elizabeth prann in washington dc joined by leland vittert in colorado. we are looking at pictures in charlottesville, virginia, was supposed to be a peaceful a pea protest among folks protesting the removal of a confederate statue. a statue of robert e lee which is scheduled to be removed in the next couple months, called emancipation park. initial protests took

elizabeth: welcome to -- leland: i am leland vittert in denver, colorado, otherwise known as elizabeth prann's hometown. wish you were here. elizabeth: me too. a very busy sunday. thanks for joining us. the governor of virginia has just weeded this. at every level, elected officials announced white supremacy and any rhetoric that empowers those who seek to divide us. this is we are just learning more details about the 20 road man who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters killing one woman and 19 others and severely injured and that is where we find around ellison barber joining us from outside the hospital. what is the latest there? >> officials say emergency crews treated at least 35 people for injuries yesterday 20 people were brought to the university of virginia medical center. 20 people injured after a car crashed into a roof of counter protesters killing one. >> i was 10 feet away from them and all the sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. you can see the car coming in at 30, 40 miles per hour. reporter: city officials say she died because of the cr

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welcome to "happening now," i'm leland vittert and for jon scott. >> molly: i'm molly line. harvey is being downgraded to a tropical depression. a chemical plant in the houston area lost power during the flooding. initially, it was reported as explosions, but now it's being called a chemical reaction that resulted in a fire and there could be more. although the plan produced no toxins, the feds are describing the resulting fumes as "incredible dangerous." >> we had number of evacuations last night. we were trying to make sure people were safe in anticipation of any problems. we continue to push the life-saving operations. we are continuing to evacuate people out of areas where the rivers have not receded yet. >> leland: the flooding damage is staggering. neighborhood after neighborhood looks like this. a view from the air is even worse. tens of thousands of homes are underwater and they could stay that way for weeks. in some parts of houston, the waters have receded. as you can see in this neighborhood, not so much. in other parts of the gulf coast, they could get an additio

i'm leland vittert in washington projected, incredible pictures starting to come in from texas. it is still nighttime there, about 3:00 a.m. down in texas but as we take a look at the pictures show the damage and destruction we are hearing about. jackie: a lot of people at home are saying it doesn't look that bad but it's the middle of the night. wait till we have the sun come up and you can see all the destruction there. as you pointed out earlier, the reason we don't see the hard places like rockport is we don't want we talk to

leland: i am leland vittert your great to be with you. president trump comes back to d.c. without his key strategist in an attempt to reset the narrative of the past week he will head to phoenix arizona on tuesday for one of its campaign rallies. the trip comes despite a request in the mayor to post on the rally in light of the charlottesville violent. president trump is spending the weekend at his golf club. if you think about this, and the president won arizona by five points, but none of that with friends or allies with the two republican senators from there. >> ray. he's been fairly combative action for up a narrow policy differences between the two of them. the president believes new jersey this evening, return to the white house. on tuesday its back out of washington again. he goes to phoenix where he will hold a rally. the mayor has asked the president to stay awake as he says he's worried about violence in the city following violence in charlottesville. as you know, leland, he's criticized john mccain for his about allowing a health care bill to proceed. junior sen

melissa: that does it for us, the news continues tat top of the hour with leland vittert and arthel. thanks for joining us today. ♪ it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. i hafor my belly painking overand constipation.ucts i've had it up to here! it's been month after month of fiber. weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, ... managing your symptoms proactively with linzess. >> hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> good to see. i am in for eric. a lot of news this saturday. one week after the violence in charlottesville, thousands of people taking to the streets for dueling rallies in boston. a

i'm leland vittert and for jon scott. the president is said to land in just over an hour as forecasters predict harvey will dump another foot of rain on southeastern texas and southwestern louisian louisiana. 14 people have been confirmed dead. that death toll is excited to rise in the floodwaters finally receded and the search can begin. that is not excited to happen anytime soon in houston where the addicks reservoir is reportedly now overflowing for the first time in history, that comes despite a controlled release of water yesterday aimed to prevent an overflow. president trump commending the work of crews and volunteers who have rescued thousands of peopl people. >> things are being handled really well. their spirit is incredible. the coordination of the different services, as you know, has been going very well. rate respect for the governor, he's done a respectable job. >> molly: we are also getting word of a levee breach in missouri county. peter doocy waiting for the president's arrival in corpus christi and matt

i'm leland vittert in washington projected, incredible pictures starting to come in from texas. it is still nighttime there, about 3:00 a.m. down in texas but as we take a look at the pictures show the damage and destruction we are hearing about. jackie: a lot of people at home are saying it doesn't look that bad but it's the middle of the night. wait till we have the sun come up and you can see all the destruction there. as you pointed out earlier, the reason we don't see the hard places like rockport is we don't want we talk to the mayor and he was all lined up but we lost the call. and couldn't get a hold of him. there's areas that emergency crews can't get into and were keeping an eye on that. president trump signed a disaster declaration for texas as hurricane harvey made its move on the lone star state and hurricane harvey has been downgraded to a category three storm and made landfall about 10:00 p.m. local time. it's been about five hours now and took the storm 56 hours to get to a category for status. texas governor greg abbott, one of the residents that this monster st

i'm leland vittert, the statistic that struck me was 11 trillion gallons of water have fallen from the sky. >> we could see another 50 inches they were estimating before this was over. i'm molly line, the devastation in texas is staggering. estimates already in the billions of dollars, and it looks like things will only get worse with the nonstop downpour in the forecast. some areas seeing a year's worth worth of rain in just days, roads in houston looking more like rivers with chest to deep high river water boiling. the first responders overwhelming as are the emotions among those who have been rescued. >> i don't know, i'm from adelman, i see these people come in, and this little girl was just frozen. >> is that your biking? you gave her your blanket? >> i did. i have my two kids over there sleeping right now. safe, sound, comfortable. these kids need help. >> they are sold to the bone. >> they are completely soaked. i mean -- i don't know what to say, they are not my kids, but i tell you what, i love them like they are my own. i don't know them from adam, like i said. >> and their p

a lot of news to get to i'm leland vittert. land: just after noon in boston, a speech rally has officially begun at the boston common in the heart of that city. it's been put together by self-described conservative activists. meanwhile, a counter protest march is making its way up towards the boston common, that's made up of leftist groups like black lives matter, and hundreds of police are in the middle. our own steve her harrigan there as well as this develops on the streets of boston. how, steve. >> leland, these are the counter-protesters and this crowd goes back for about eight city blocks. we've heard some police estimates of the crowd as perhaps more than 15,000. we have seen the numbers grow throughout the morning and i've got to tell you, so far it has been organized and peaceful. loud and almost a festive air so far. we're seeing people carrying signs against white supremacy and against president trump, we've seen very few people with masks or helmets or any kind of threatening menacing behavior. so far we haven't seen

i'm leland vittert. u.s.efense officials telling fox news, the search continues right now, nighttime in australia, overnight for three marines still missing when their osprey crashed off the east coast of australia. 23 have been safely recovered. the military calls this a mislap. appears as though the plane crashed while trying to land on an aircraft carrier. no other details about the incident have been provided. the event follows the crash of a marine corps cargo plane. as you might remember, it killed 16 last month. elizabeth: and the u.s. navy has identified a missing sailor a day after suspended its search and just a few days since he went missing. steven hopkins reported for duty aboard the u.s.s. freedom in july as the chief engineer. the destroyer was sailing near the chinese contested islands, the disappearance is under investigation. two chinese war ships and japanese assets are participating in the search. robert mueller now has former national security advicer michael flynn firmly in his sights. t

joining us, fox news alert at the top of the hour, i'm elizabeth prann in washington dc joined by leland vittert in colorado. we are looking at pictures in charlottesville, virginia, was supposed to be a peaceful a pea protest among folks protesting the removal of a confederate statue. a statue of robert e lee which is scheduled to be removed in the next couple months, called emancipation park. initial protests took place last night that then became fairly vocal and tense and we are seeing as you can see they are turning violent. folks arriving with not only homemade weapons but gear and some folks arriving with handguns. we are seeing the situation increasingly become tense. we knew the city was prepared, they declared a local emergency. we heard from the governor that they are prepared for anything that took place. the violent clashes between these groups and counter protesters, some of them have been busted. we are seeing businesses closing throughout the day as we watch these protests become increasingly tense. we are seeing police not only using teargas to break up these groups but becoming

welcome to "happening now," i'm leland vittert and for jon scott. >> molly: i'm molly line.d to a tropical depression. a chemical plant in the houston area lost power during the flooding. initially, it was reported as explosions, but now it's being called a chemical reaction that resulted in a fire and there could be more. although the plan produced no toxins, the feds are describing the resulting

i'm leland vittert. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann. hurricane harvey hit over texas towns and it's over a big part of the state dropping rain. it's not going anywhere soon. leland: this is video coming from the port aransas fire department. you can see those squad cars headed in, lights and sirens on. last night around 10:00 or 11:00 the port aransas police department tweeted out that they could not receive 911 calls. all their communications were down and they, themselves, have hunkered down essentially telling folks in the path of this storm, you are on your own and that's very close to where the eyewall passed over and now they're headed in just after day break to begin figuring out what went wrong and the damage that is in their city. so often now, it's after the storm. you've got the flooding, you've got live electrical wires that are down. you have gators that are now out in these flood waters and debris as well. the real danger isn't the wind often times, it's what starts now for the next couple of days and weeks. elizabeth: so o

i'm leland vittert and for jon scott.id to land in just over an hour as forecasters predict harvey will dump another foot of rain on southeastern texas and southwestern louisian louisiana. 14 people have been confirmed dead. that death toll is excited to rise in the floodwaters finally receded and the search can begin. that is not excited to happen anytime soon

. >> good saturday afternoon i am leland vittert and for eric shawn. news headquarters". good to see you arthel. >> good to see you i am arthel neville. a week after the violence in charlottesville thousands of people taking to the streets of boston for dueling rallies showing that unrest continues across the country. >> another major staff checkup at the white house. the president's controversial street chief strategist steve bannon becomes the latest of the inner circle to depart. authorities in spain intensifying the manhunt of a dry that plowed a van transits a driver that plowed a van into a group of people. >> thousands flooded the streets in boston, protesters, counter protesters and now things are calming down a little bit. many of the counter protesters opposing as described a free-speech rally held by conservatives. that ended early today peaceful events, a week after deadly violence in charlottesville virginia. some of the counter protesters are still in the streets. some of them shall we say, having some words with the police. team coverage