nikki fox, bbc news, rotherham.xing match that breaks all records. the american boxer, floyd mayweather, has had a9 fights during his professional career and he's never been beaten. now he's come out of retirement to take on the mixed martial artist, ireland's conor mcgregor. it's a pay—per—view match and it could rake in £550 million. £175 million — that's how much floyd mayweather could earn. connor mcgregor would have to make do with around £60 million. and it's all happneing in las vegas on saturday night, or rather the early hours of sunday morning here. richard conway is there for us now. sophie, in a city full of stars, connor mcgregor and floyd mayweather will outshine all the big name performers here on the las vegas strip this weekend. this mega fight is not without its critics or controversies. without that, thousands are flocking in to watch in person, millions will watch on tv at home. to them it is an exciting and intriguing clash of styles and anticipation is building ahead of fight night. on face val

nikki fox, bbc news, horden.— have dropped by nearly a quarter, after it warned that its profits would be lower than previously expected. rory cellan—jones is at a carphone warehouse for us. why aren't people buying so many phones then? it's not that people have stopped buying phones. what dixons carphone thinks it's spotted and what's really worried its investors is they may be holding off a little before upgrading, may be waiting another six months. part of the reason is modern smartphones are capable devices, they all look much the same, and people are finding it quite difficult when a new device comes along to work out what is different about it. then there's the price. we've seen of course the pound fall against the dollar, and as it's fallen, the price of these has risen. just yesterday, samson fought out a new phone with a price tag of £869. there are rumours when the new iphone comes out, probably next month, that its price could sort above £1000 for some models. that phone is expected to be a really big

nikki fox, bbc news.m palace where three police officers were injured. it's alleged mohiussunnath chowdhury drove his car at police officers, before reaching for a aamurai sword. the 26—year—old, from luton, was remanded in custody until later this month. surrey‘s county championship cricket match against middlesex at the oval had to be abandoned after someone fired a bolt from a crossbow into the ground. the match was eventually declared a draw and spectators were told to leave. police say no one was hurt and the incident wasn't terror—related. the dup leader arlene foster has called for the immediate restoration of northern ireland's devolved government, alongside a parallel process to deal with outstanding areas of disagreement. speaking to party members tonight, she warned northern ireland could face direct rule from westminster if a new agreement on a power—sharing administration could not be reached. the white house says it will ask congress for emergency funding to help those affected by hurricane

nikki fox, bbc news, horden.n yorkshire. teams of celebrities coached by the bbc‘s cricket correspondent jonathan agnew and the former england batsman geoffrey boycott have been playing at the university of leeds. 0ur media correspondent, amol rajan, looks back at a sporting institution. it's the sound of the english summer and this year it turned 60. he got there in the slips! four sixths decades, test match special has marked the fluctuating fortunes of english cricketers at home and abroad, and in 1991 it delivered perhaps the most famous episode of cricketing commentary ever when brianjohnston cricketing commentary ever when brian johnston and jonathan agnew caught the giggles. he just didn't quite get his leg over. for goodness' sake, stop it! it's obviously funny because people laugh at it and it's amazing really, it captured everything about test match special i think. there are people having fun in the commentary box, that innuendo that goes on at the same time. it's a bit charming and silly. cricket lend

nikki fox, bbc news.to be abandoned this afternoon after someone fired a cross bow arrow into the ground. the discovery prompted play to be suspended and sparked a security alert which led to the match eventually being declared a draw and spectators asked to leave. people have again been gathering at kensington palace to pay their tributes to diana, princess of wales, who died 20 years ago today in a car crash in paris. let's join our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, who is there. 20 years on and it's clear diana still matters to a good number of people. it's a tiny fraction of course in terms of scale and intensity compared to how it was 20 yea rs intensity compared to how it was 20 years ago but throughout the day a strea m years ago but throughout the day a stream of people have been coming here to put the flowers by the gates. william and harry were here yesterday, they spent the day in privacy and the anniversary, this attention again poses the question how much impact did diana have on the mo

nikki fox, bbc news, horden.two is the seongsu—dong district of the south korean capital, seoul. lisbon is the third in the list — with travellers advised to check out the triangle area. and there's a surprise at number ten — the south london borough of tooting. well, joining me now to discuss the delights of the south london hotspot is roi mengelgrein, who runs tooting market. welcome. thank you for having me. where you are expecting the top ten? no, but was quite a surprise and the mp tweeted that yesterday morning and since then a lot of people have been giving us the credit and wanting to speak to us and we were surprised, we did not expect that. to those who do not know tooting, sell it to us. i have been working for seven years, i run the market and one of the biggest things i can say is tooting has a fantastic community spirit, we have a very good council cutbacks small businesses and their very proactive so when you want to have any kind of communication with the council, whether that is licensing or plan

nikki fox, bbc news, rotherham. up to three lorries travelling in convoy. the technology has already been tested elsewhere in europe and the united states. the government says it will mean cheaper fuel bills, lower emissions and less congestion. our correspondent richard lister looks at how it will work. this could be the future, the driver in the second lorry is only steering, his speed is controlled by a computer, which is monitoring what the lead driver does. it's called "platooning". these dutch trials suggest lorries, linked by wi—fi like this, can drive much closer together, and that may have benefits. 10% fuel savings. that means 10% less fuel, that's money off yours and my shopping bills. the goods in shops will go down. it's10% less co2, so we're going to be really helping the planet. congestion, if we get platooning, vehicles are running smoother together, we're not going to get the trafficjams we have today. and finally, safety. we're going have robots and sensors not making mistakes hopefully that you an

fox news article, citing two unnamed sources. it's something with classified information that his own u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley told fox news that it is dangerous and a shame that is in the newspaper. was it appropriate for the president to do that? >> i think, generally, with intel, the less said, the better. the less north korea knows about them the better. i remember we had the same discussion when wikileaks came out a lot of lives were put in jeopardy for those involved in the intelligence gathering. it is better to say nothing. >> sounds like it concerns you. does it? >> the story is the world is realizing the nature of kim jong-un. now we have u.s. sanctions that include china and russia and lavrov saying he needs to denuclearize. there's a bigger story going on that's more positive. >> given the fact that north korea, this morning, threatened to use, in their words, physical action, to use additional sanctions placed by the u.n. on north korea, how much confidence do you have in the administration's response thus far? what would you advise them to do next? >> i think secretary tillerson did a good

fox reporting. barbara starr is with us at the pentagon. nikkialey said incredibly dangerous and a shame it's out in the media, but the president put it out there more. >> he gets to tweet what he wants, but let me take a little different take and discuss some of the substance at hand. this is all about an anti-ship miism. i don't want to geek out, but it's important to understand what the president is talking about. it's very different than the bligsic intercontinental missiles that pose a direct threat to the united states, south korea and japan. these are missiles that go on ships and basically defend coast did not lines or make atab shipping at sea. the new yorkance typically haven't put those on the ships in a while, it's important to note, but shipping stays out of the north korean waters, western shipping, at least. there's a good ability to trach any military ship by the new yorkance in either military vessel that would have these on board. so this is something quite different. this is not part of the larger debate about the ballistic mis

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley on "fox & friends" this morning on just how necessary those economicions on north korea really are. >> we don't run scared. this had to happen, we had to go after him and we have to stop him. how he responds, he'll not have to think what's the end game? is he really going to come after the united states knowing what the night as it back? he has to make the calculation, he now has to decide that. we continue to know what our options are. >> melissa: admiral robert manor is joining us now. sir, thank you so much for joining us. in addition to what you just heard they are, we also know that secretary of state rex tillerson has traveled to thailand to try and put some pressure there on the government. there are shell companies were north korea set up there is a way to funnel and money to north korea. also, the top counterfeiter of dollars, ambassador bolton said that earlier today. all those things together, what impact do you think you'll have? >> the impact is very significant, but the united states needs to monitor closely the enforcement of these sanct

let me introduce you to nikki fox. expert. a space weather thank you for joining us.ay is a great day for you. tell us why. >> this is my first ever solar eclipse. i am excited because i am probeg on nasa's solar mission. we are frying -- flying into the corona. you will be able to see where we are flying. >> how close will you get? >> we would get within 4 million miles. i put the earth and the sun on a football field, we would be at the four yard line. >> for those of you watching at home, that is like traveling from washington dc to philadelphia in one second. how can you get so close and not burn up? >> we have a wonderful heat shield. it has been 60 years since this was first thought of. >> that is amazing. it looks like we are coming to a moment of totality on the prairie. clear, you should see a beautiful corona. it's called the corona because that is latin for crown. it is becoming twilight. you can hear everybody going crazy here. we can see four planets. jupiter, mercury, mars, and ven us here in this night sky durin gthg the day. this is a 3-d print. it is

ambassador t to the nikki haley telling fox news a vote basically puts the ball in kim jong un's courto decide is he going to turn around and say okay, the international community is telling me to stop or is he going to have a temper tantrum. he is going to now have to think what's the end game? is he really going to come after the united states knowing what the united states can do back? >> jon: in response to the new penalties, north korea has threatened to take physical action. lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon for us now. lucas? >> well, jon, pentagon officials are refusing to comment on this dia report. but officials have long been concerned about north korea's ability to miniaturize a war head. in fact, in october 2015, a top u.s. military general said that north korea does possess this capability. but it's noteworthy, jon, including with last month's intercontinental ballistic missile test north korea has never demonstrated this ability. it also has not fully tested the ability to hit a target. it has also not demonstrated the ability for a war head to reenter the earth's atm

nikki haley speaking out about north korea after the u.n. approved sweeping sanctions against that country. john bolton former u.s. ambassador and fox news contributor. nikki haley has given a lot of interviews in the last two days. in a general sense how do you feel the trump team is handling north korea now? >> if you look at the past 6 1/2 months, i would have to say that the trump administration policy looks a lot like the obama administration policy. a lot like the george w. bush administration policy. secretary of state tillerson said we would be happy to north korea if they would stop their missile tests. we've seen this security council sanctions resolution, now one of a half dozen since 2006 which have been routinely ignored before now. i would predict this. if we continue the policy of the prior administrations of negotiations combined with economic pressure north korea will have deliverable nuclear weapons next year and we'll be forced to live with that reality. >> bill: that's something to imagine here. i think north korea has got us where they want us. they're the focus of the world and everyone is giving them that atte

ambassador nikki haley was on fox news this morning, asked about an unsubstantiated report, and so they her about it and this was her response. >> i can't talk about anything that's classified, and if that's in the newspaper, that's a shame. it's incredibly dangerous when thing get out into the press like that. you're not only just getting a scoop on something. you're playing with people's lives. >> so she doesn't comment on it, andre, but then the president of the united states, you know, i don't know if he has on his twitter retweets, does not equal endorsements, but the president retweeted that very unsubstantiated just only according to sources report, which is total hypocrisy. >> well, maybe the president wanted to get a message -- >> hang on. let me just get you to agree with me on that because he is talking out of both sides of his mouth. >> well, no, maybe there's a message underlying message that he wants the american people to know or korea -- north korea to know. the constitution clearly allows him to do this based on a ruling back in 1988, a majority vote, and so he may have

fox news had a scoop about apparent leaked classified documents that reveal u.s. spy satellites have detected north korea moving anti-ship cruise missiles to a patrol boat. u.n. ambassador nikki"fox & friends" today, when asked if the intelligence was real. >> i can't talk about anything that's classified. and if that's in the newspaper, that's a shame. >> is that another leak, i guess? >> you know, it's one of these things. i don't know what's going on. but i will tell you it's incredibly dangerous when things get out into the press like that. you're not only just getting a scoop on something, you're playing with people's lives. >> yes. >> and this has got to stop. wherever the leaks are coming from, if somebody thinks they're getting power or fame from, it all you're doing is putting americans in danger. >> you're playing with people's lives, she said. apparently her boss sees it differently. right before her interview the president not only retweeted fox's story but he added this. "after many years of failure, countries are coming together to finally address the dangers posed by north korea. we must be tough and decisive." so here's the question. after railing against leak

ç >> sean: that was nikki haley earlier today on "fox & friends" talking about the new north korea sanctionsined in with the united states. newt gingrich, mr. speaker, i just tried to lay out a history, all the ways this naive belief, neville chamberlain is the classic example that everybody uses. and then we look at what bill clinton did with the north koreans that allow them to get to where we are today. we saw barack obama naively handing over billions and billions of dollars. and i think he naively believes they will abide by the agreement. when the president sets fire, fury, and power, and sets further isolate north korea and then she suggests bilateral talks with kim jong un, i'm just thinking of just don't get it. you can't negotiate with crazy people like this. >> as ambassador nikki haley said, it's been a pretty powerful signal to the u.n. unanimous votes for stronger sanctions paired will it have any effect? start with the assumption that none of this works.ç then, what you need to do? what i tried in the last segment is there are a number of very bold, very powerful steps we cou

. >> bret: gordon, take a listen to nikki haley this morning on "fox & friends." >> china came out and said to the international community we're going to follow through on these sanctions and we want everyone else to do it as well. it's a new tone coming from china. and we basically said enough talk. we're done. and you have the ability to control 90% of their trade and you can't make excuses anymore. to their credit, they stepped up. we did some heavy negotiations. we got them there. >> bret: to ambassador haley's credit, she got a unanimous vote at the united nations security council. is it a new tone from china and are we seeing possibly the beginnings of leverage on north korea? >> we can maybe see the beginnings of a change in china's attitude. but we don't really have the time to wait for beijing. because this could take decades. you know, the problem is, you know, you have a resolution on saturday that cut off $1 billion out of $3 billion of their export income. and as ambassador haley said on "fox & friends" this morning, north korea uses its export income not for its people bu

nikki haley. let's go back to fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal with the latest. >> minutes from now, thent has a meeting scheduled with the secretary of state rex tillerson and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. tillerson just returned from a trip to asia. there's reports of ongoing back channel discussions between a u.s. official and a contact in pyongyang addressing the deteriorating relationship with the two countries. the president has been on effort praising nikki haley's efforts at the u.n. this afternoon he said this. >> we don't want to talk about progress or back channels. we want to talk about a country that has misbehaved for many, many years, decades actually there's numerous administrations. they didn't want to take on the issue and i have no choice but to take it on and i'm taking it on. we'll either be very successful quickly or very successful in a different way. >> so perhaps the tough talk and the sanctions could lead to the administration's stated goal a nuclear free north korea. that is something that we'll have to wait and see. again, the meeting scheduled

nikki haley. she appeared on "fox & friends" this morning and had this barning for north korea. >> this had to happen. we had to go after his heart currency. we had to stop him. how he responds, he will now have to think what's the endgame? is he really coming after the united states knowing what the united states can do back? he has to make that calculation. he you now has to decide that. >> reporter: now the sanctions announced a billion dollars against north korea. earlier today president trump tweeted the following. this is something clearly that is on his radar. he said quote, after many years of failure, countries are coming together to finally address danks posed by north korea. we must be tough and decisive, end quote. trish, by the way i should mention at this point so far no official reaction from the united states government, the intelligence community about this report from "the washington post." trish: blake burman, we'll be watching for that for sure. thank you very much for getting us up to speed. i'm joined by fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters for his thoughts

the president retweeted that report that nikki haley wouldn't even address on fox news sunday.y, you're right about the music. if you didn't know where it was coming from, you could think it was out of north korea or russi russia. >> sandra: here's a question that was asked of american people, how well are things going in the country today? the poll revealing that 53% say very or fairly well. 45%, pretty badly, very badly. that is a cnn poll. are you getting that sense, is that being conveyed to the mainstream media? >> jason: first, i think the president has a first amendment right, like everybody else to get his word out. i don't know that it falls into the realm of "news." ed may be a perspective, it may be an opinion, it may be a political peace and as long as there's a separation and they're doing that with the proper balance there, i think they'll be fine. i do think the american heartland understands that with the president is doing is actually benefiting the united states of america on the hole. they get distracted by a lot of the noise, they don't wake up in the mornin

ambassador nikki haley was asked about a fox news report, based on anonymous sources that contained classifiedtion about the north korea situation, she got trump's message loud and clear and refused to comment. >> on the front page of foxnews.com right now there is a story that apparently the intel community has picked up. anti-ship cruise missiles were being loaded on to a patrol boat or patrol boats in north korea. what can you tell us about that? >> i can't. >> why? >> i can't talk about anything that's classified. and if that's in the newspaper, that's a shame. it's incredibly dangerous when things get out into the press like that. you are not only just getting a scoop on something, you're playing with people's lives. >> yes. >> and this has got to stop. >> seth: see, there you go. straight from the ambassador herself. people have got to stop spreading these anonymous leaks about classified information. it's a shame. and it endangers national security, end of story. [ keyboard clicking ] no one should be -- wait, what is that sound? is someone tweeting something on an iphone? oh, no! >> pr

fox and friends" u.s. spy satellites detect north korea moving anti-ship cruise missiles to patrol boat. after that retweet, nikki haley, his ambassador to the u.n., was on fox, and listen to the way that she dissed the notion of talking about this publicly. >> i can't talk about anything that's classified and if that's in the newspaper, that's a shame. incredibly dangerous when things get out into the press like that. you're nobel just getting a scoop on something, you're playing with people's lives. >> yeah. >> okay. so i'm not exactly sure if she knew that the president of the united states had retweeted that, her boss, but at the end of the day, that's -- that's the reality here. the reality here is that she is talking about a concern about classified information getting out there, and the president just retweeted to, how many followers? >> 33 million or so. >> 33 million followers? >> very unusual. not the first time it's happened. the president we know now watches television a lot of the time. he likes to watch "fox & friends" in the morning. send out messages, who knows if he's endorsing that view or not.

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley joins "fox & friends" live with her first response nextwhat else, judge? >> disturbing number of millennials skipping their credit card payments because they think it will improve their credit score? really? and soon enough the world will be in this generation's hand. nicole is here with a financial call wakeup. -- no, a financial wake-up call. brian: either one works. ♪ money, mope money, money ♪ when it comes to heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. ♪ ♪ >> can you try again? >> really declined. [screams] >> how are you going to pay this debt? >> that moment from the movie con investigations of a shopaholic illustrates just how bad the credit problem is among young people. new survey finds disturbing number of millennials think missing a credit card payment would actually improve their credit score or have no negative consequences at all. nicole is a financial expert and "new york times" best selling author who has written two books on managing finances and succeeding in the workplace and she joins us now. good morning, congratulations on the suc

fox & friends," u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley talked about the recent u.n.anctions and said the message would be clear to north korean leader kim jong un. listen. >> this had to happen. we had to go after his hard currency. we had to stop him. how he responds, he is going to now have to think what's the end game? is he really going to come after the united states knowing what the united states can do back? he has got to make that calculation. he now has to decide that. >> and that briefing is expected to happen at 3:00 p.m. eastern, harris. and we have been told by the white house press pool that the white house chief of staff general kelly and kellyanne conway, counselor to the president, will be on hand. when that meeting is over, those 2 are expected to come to us to where all the reporters are gathered to give us debrief about the briefing that happened on the opioid crisis and hopefully we will get some reaction from them on what's happening right now with north korea. >> harris: well, and the news is moving so quickly with regard to north korea, laura.

fox and friends, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley was asked about that exact same report. >> can you tell us about that. >> ya. i can't talk about anything classified and if that's in the newspaper, it shouldn't be. >> i don't know what's going on but it is incredibly dangerous when things get into the press like that. you're not only just getting a scoop on something. you're playing with people's lives and this has to stop. all you're doing putting americans in danger. >> it is unclear if the president knew he was posting a story based on a leak. but whatever the case, that story was just one of many leaking out. most of which do not carry a presidential tweet of approval. like a major report from 13 federal agencies saying that climate change is real. its effects are already being felt and it is caused by carbon emissions. the good leaks and the bad leaks and dan rather. next. >>> the trump administration of late has become obsessed with leaks but they are concerned about information that would otherwise never see the light of day. the paper published a draft of a report from 13 federal

nikki haley. this is to be, i'm sandra smith. here today, from the fox business network, dagen mcdowell, also from fbn, anchor of the intelligent sea report, trish regan gillian turner, and today's #oneluckyguy, iraq veteran, pete hegseth is here and he is outnumbered and he made it by the hair of your chinny chin chin. glad to be here, barely made it >> dagen: i called you honky and the teas, by the way. >> sandra: president trump doubling down on his threat to unleash fire and fury and north korea continues to threaten the u.s. after pyongyang announced possible plans to launch missiles toward the u.s. territory of guam. reporters asking the president if his initial tone was too harsh. listen. >> frankly, the people who are questioning that statement, is it too tough, maybe it wasn't tough enough. if north korea does anything in terms of thinking about attack of anybody that we love or we represent or our allies or us, they should be very, very nervous. they should be nervous because things will happen to them like they never thought possible. >> sandr

nikki haley. this is to be, i'm sandra smith. here today, from the foxs network, dagen mcdowell, also from fbn, anchor of the intelligent sea report, trish regan

nikki haley gave the u.s. embassador -- u.s. embassador to the united nations earlier today on "fox & friends" saying now it is up to the north korean he wants to do next. we have the north koreans saying, you are not safe, don't believe that ocean is going to protect you essentially was what state media said. now we have president trump, liz, on this day in bedminister, he has the big opioid meeting but what you're seeing right now the cameras being brought in and the president can talk about whatever he wants and clearly he has chosen to discuss north korea and send a message to the north koreans from the commander in chief. liz: i would like to point out to viewers that the dow is reflecting as is the s&p and the nasdaq these major indices are reflecting the concerns that this time it may be much more serious and incredible that just yesterday, blake, we had general mcinerny and he was all business and extraordinarily blunt saying, if they fire one missile whether it's south korea or the united states, all in, is what he said. thousands as he said of icbm's not only getting in there. >> you have troops stationed in the region, u.

. >> you contestable interview with ambassador nikki haley on sunday morning futures airing tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right here on foxhe justice department saying that attorney general said at least let government officials are damaging the country, he is announcing a crackdown after the president trump timber being very weak on leaks. tonight the president is praising jeff sessions for cracking down. the white house now stressing comp as a jeff sessions will deliver. >> i know that there is a consent sometimes but these things cannot be done overnight. the attorney general is a serious man, he has told the fbi come until the national security division of the doj, this is the priority. and there will be results. he will get to the bottom of this. >> for more on this we go to learn in washington. >> attorney general jeff sessions says is a staggering number of leaks that led him to announce the department of justice would not hesitate to criminally charge anyone who leaks classified information. the fbi has created a new counterintelligence unit specifically to tackle the problem. >> the one thing i think that attorne

fox, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, described the sanctions as a gut punch to the regime, and said despiteown. >> but i think the signs that we're seeing from north korea, they're concerned back. now they see the international community is standing with one voice. now north korea has to respond. and yes, they're going to say, they're going to threaten, they're going to do all of these things, but we're not going to run scared from them. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson recently said the u.s. would be willing to hold talks with north korea if it stops its missile tests, but the north koreans are saying that's not happening. they are vowing to never place their nuclear program on the negotiating table. kendis and diane? >> arlette, thank you. >>> and chicago has officially filed a lawsuit against the justice department, stemming from its status as a so-called sanctuary city. mayor rahm emanuel is challenging a move by the trump administration to withhold federal grant money from jurisdictions that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. emanuel argues that those new cond

fox news story about u.s. spy satellites detecting north korean missile movements. the report cited anonymous sources discussing classified information. nikki haley was asked about the story and seemed to suggest that information in the report was in fact leaked. >> what can you tell us about that? >> i can't. >> why? >> i can't talk about anything that's classified. and if that's in the newspaper that's a shame. i have no reason to comment. >> is that another leak, i guess? >> it's one of these things, i don't know what's going on but it's incredibly dangerous when things get out into the press. you're not only getting a scoop on something, you're playing with people's lives. this has got to stop. >> the president's retweet came after jeff sessions announced a crackdown on leaks. the top domestic on the intelligence economy adam schiff said the president must stop writing declassification is one thing, incompetence is another. >>> we're following breaking news out of france where six soldiers have been injured after being hit by a car this morning. officials tell nbc news that the soldiers were leaving their bare ra barracks when the car r

retweeted by president trump on the fox twitter feed this morning, and it frankly created quite the awkward situation when u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikkialey, was subsequently asked about the tweet that her boss tweeted. >> it's incredibly dangerous when things get out to the press like that. you're not only getting the scoop on something, you're playing with people's lives. >> that posed the question, was the president's retweet of what amad amador hailey called playing with fire? one official requested anonymity to discuss sensitive information. so we have a president who has called for the new justice department campaign against leaks, and he's now sharing a story that relies both on anonymous sources and leaks. now, the president has the power to declassify materials and perhaps this was a strategy to send a message to north korea, and this could feed into oppression of hypocrisy that is eroding trust in this president. 60% of the people say trump thinks he's above the law. 36% of the public think he's honest and trustworthy, 60% do not. 24% of the public trust most of what they hear from the white house, 73% do not. this president

president is expected to meet with nikki hailey to get updated on the latest efforts after the un imposed a round of tough new sanctions in north korea. in washington. ktvu fox 2news. >>> the bureau of, af said a very large law enforcement crack down earlier this week in the bay area led to the greatest number of arrests. . >> they engage in a wide range of criminal activity to include firearms and narcotics trafficking, auto theft and burglary. >> in all agents recovered more than 48 stolen cars, more than 890 firearms and also they took plenty of drugs. >>> tonight there will be a vigil for a liquor store owner shot and killed on monday. the 57-year-old charlie lee was shot during an attempted robbery at his store. he leaves behind a wife and four children. the vigil is scheduled for 7:30 tonight at jim's liquor marte. go fund me page has also been set up for the family. police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> police looking for two suspects after an attack in berkeley. it happened around 9:30 at the ashby station. the victim was right there in the parking lot when two men came up and knocked him down. they stole his belongings. the victim is ex

president apparently saw a "fox & friends" or fox news article that was to his liking and retweeted it which according to our ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley contained classified information. and this comes on the heels of attorney general jeff sessions' press conference last week along with the director of national intelligence when they warned of a crackdown on the disclosure of classified information. so you have a commander in chief who is prone to disclosing publicly via twitter and pronouncements with foreign leaders and other settings classified information. i certainly hope those who are with them and those relaying the latest urge caution and really reiterate the stakes to him. this is not something about which he should spout off without much consideration. >> anne gearan is the diplomatic correspondent for the "washington post." ann anne, let's start with the recent u.n. security council agreement. what did it get the united states? >> well, it really is a diplomatic coup in that the united states was able first of all to get china to go along with the u.s. in drafting these sanctions and then to get a unanimous security c

fox reported it, citing u.s. officials with knowledge of intelligence in the region, in other words officials leaking classified information, something u.n. ambassador nikkiirmed, perhaps inadvertently, when asked for comment. >> do you have any information on the new information that we have that north korea is for the first time since 2014 is moving some military assets maybe in response to these sanctions? >> i can't talk about classified information. >> classified information, leaked classified information, leaked classified information about an ongoing confrontation with kim jong un, which the administration says it's trying to contain. except when it's not. that story, that ambassador haley wouldn't even comment on, is the one the president promoted this morning, linking to it on his twitter feed. if the story does indeed hurt american interests, the damage is already done, the story is out. that said, the fact that the president is plugging the story instead of decrying it sends a signal, whether he knows it or not, that links should be judged on their benefit to him rather than the harm they might do to the country. back now with the panel. josh,

fox and friends" first, tuesday, thanks for starting your day with us. rob: north korea is not taking our threat seriously, deploying anti-ship cruise missiles to the coastline as tension continues. >> nikkihat north korea could raise or should raise pressure from all around the world, live from washington the breaking details. >> reporter: more pressure on pyongyang as north korea vows retaliation for sanctions amounting to $1 billion on their export revenues, the heaviest level against the rogue nation and a diplomatic when at the united nations led by ambassador nikki haley who said she had to twist a lot of arms to get there. >> had to twist a lot of times

fox news report based on anonymous sources who leaked the information. it declared, u.s. by satellites detect north korea moving antiship cruise missiles to control boat. this is what nikki haley, the ambassador to the united nations had to say about that issue. >> i can't. i can't talk about anything that's classified. if that's in the newspaper, that's a shame. >> reporter: the president has no waumz about sharing classified information. in july he tweeted about a cia program to arm syrian rebels. they said the administration planned to end it. trump also shared highly classified information with russian officials when he invited them into the oval office in may. >> it is alarming the casualness with which president trump shares classified information. >> reporter: now, other things we have not heard much from the president on today is the russia investigation, but his chief counsel john dowd did a fascinating interview with usa today where he explained that trump actually told his lawyer that he appreciated the work that special counsel robert mummer was doing on the russia investigation and asked his lawyer to pass that message along. trump's lawyer said he did just

nikki haley right, little george. >> stephanopoulos who stood 5- foot 5. >> we learned last night the president watches gma. he took off on me last night. >> trump singled up fox his favorite. >> that's

nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations and her warning moments ago she is appeared on "fox & friends." >> thisp him how he responds he is going to have to think what is the end game? is he really going to come after united states knowing what united states can do back? he has got to make that calculation has to decide that. >> does not appear this is much of anything as relates to north korea at least as of this moment, because -- officials tell fox that spy agencies did he texted two antiship missiles loaded on boat eastern portion, that is the first of he its kinds since 2014 thank you for reporting bring in gordon chang author of coming collapse of china gordon obviously wondering with very strong threat from north korea as we just agreed on these sanctions. >> sanctions are important, and kud to his nikki haley to trump administration, for putting them into place getting 15-0 in security council incremental tighter than previous set of sanctions north koreans able to adjust what we need to do if we want to cripple north korean missile program just want to bring them to the table to talk, w

nikki hailly radio resigning. both her spokesman and her chief of staff were departing because of family concerns. groves came from the conservative think tank the heritage foundation. many know jonathan from his years at fox >>> the time is 8:10. google could face tough questions today. more on the town hall being held following the controversial memo by a google employee. >>> getting a job based on a personality test. up next, the major company who plans to use this approach. people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. >> happening today in san francisco, a ceremony will take place to honor the first responder who's rushed to the scene of june's deadly shooting at a ups facility. mayor ed lee will honor pose police and firefighter -- will honor those police and firefighters at city hal