alex: i was in northern england tong a vox pop, speaking ordinary people and a lot were saying i do notnow which way to vote because i really do not understand what the options are and what each option means to us. vonnie: at some point we will have a blackout on pulling in reporting, right, alex? will that then let people digest everything they have heard income to a real decision? blackout onk the polling is only the day of the poll it self. i do not know if that will help people come to a decision. certainly what we are seeing now is different voices coming into the argument. the government's economic argument clearly has not cut through. mark: and the labour party voices, gordon brown, the current labor leader, jimmy corban, will show his face, which is a rarity in this campaign. alex: as you said, jimmy corban did not make his first appearance on this until two months after david cameron called the debate. we are waiting to hear. you say, it's all very well, jeremy corbyn traveling the country, but you need to be on the news. you need to be on television. he needs to get voters to

the labor party lawmaker was killed in northern england during a meeting with constituents. prime minister david cameron and party leader traveled to the district to pay tribute. >> parliament has lost one of its most passionate and brilliant campaigners, someone who epitomized the fact that politics is about serving others. today our nation is rightly shocked and i think it is a moment to stand back and think about some of the things that are so important about our country. taylor: the campaign for whether the u.k. will stay in the european union was suspended again today. the vote is next thursday. an iraqi special forces have entered the center of fallujah center taking over a government complex after intense fighting with islamic state. they are clearing roadside bombs near the government complex. searchers have recovered the second of the black boxes from the egypt airplane that fell into the mediterranean. it was found with an important memory unit, it comes a day after the cockpit voice recorder was recovered. they hope the devices will tell plane crashed. global news

she was stabbed and attacked in northern england. male suspect in custody this morning reportedly shouted "britain first" indicating it may be related to next week's vote on leaving the european union. cox was in favor of staying in the eu. >>> the father of april american woman killed in the attack in november is suing several social media companies. he says they allowed isis to recruit members, raise money and spread extremist propaganda that lead to the death of his daughter, 23-year-old gonzalez. reps from google, facebook and twitter say they have policies against extremist behaviors. now back to "red eye." to are all of your headlines go to fog news.com. are you watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >>> gavin mcginnis was breaking all sorts of news these past few days. here he is discussing noncontroversial topics with noncontroversial gay american in orlando. >> you can buy an extra hundred bucks. gay people and women get born with the fast pass. everyone is nice to us. it is like going through your life re

labor legislator joe cox was shot in northern england today. cox has been campaignling recently for britain to remain in the european union. >>> time for health check now, we get a picture of the toll that the zika virus is taking. >> the cdc says there are six pregnancies with defects in the u.s. in women affected by the virus. ali gorman is at the big board with more on that tonight. >> reporter: just to be clear, all the women were infect ed outside of u.s. and gave birth here. this is the first time the cdc has released information about the number of zika related birth defects and the agency is monitoring 230 more for example man women with zika in the u.s. and 189 in puerto rico and other u.s. territories. meanwhile officials in camden county, new jersey, have started to monitor mosquitos there are no cases transmitted locally but they want to be proactive. >> and patient screening guidelines are out for colin rectal cancer. getting tested is important, for people with an average risk, newer tests like virtual colonoscopy that look for --

, the british prime minister david cameron and opposition leader went to the murder scene in northern england and made powerful speeches about tolerance. >> where we see hatred, where we find division, where we see intolerance, we must drive it out of our politics and out of our public life and out of our community. >> this murder has completely stunned britain. it's the first murder of a lawmaker and it's the first ever killing of a female member of parliament. jo cox was almost universally popular. she was elected just last year. the campaign for a referendum over whether or not britain should stay in the european union has been suspended. one of them until monday. this remains a pretty stunned country. back to you. >>> well, up next, the startling update from the cdc about the zika virus as the number of cases involving pregnant women surges into the hundreds. >>> and after a mild day, get ready for a hot weekend. just how hot it gets, coming up. if you notice more police on the streets of san francisco's mission district there'sreason. it comes after violent few week >>> more police on th

she was shot and stabbed to death thursday in northern england. today's memorial service in d.c. began with a live stream of the memorial service in london. cox's husband thanked everyone for their support as his family tries to cope with this loss. >> i wish i wasn't here today not because i'm ungrateful to the organizers or to you all for coming, but because of course i'd rather be with jo. but i wanted to come and show my gratitude. >> cox's death shocked britain, triggering a pause in the future in the european union. >>> voters will be going to the polls tomorrow to decide if britain does remain in the eu. campaigners on both sides laid out their final case today. the prime minister david cameron shooting down the notion his country would be heading in the wrong direction if staying in the eu. those in favor say the eu is a failing and corrupt system. >>> a problem with lead in some d.c. water. coming up, the concerns hitting home for a group of d.c. middle school students. >>> and the gender gap is getting treatment after a card woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? m

jo cox was shot and stabbed in northern england.he 52-year-old suspect shouted britain first. 41-year-old cox was in favor of staying in the eu. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity". >>> isil is training and attempting to deploy operatives for further attacks. isil has fighters and the group is exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west including refugee flows, smuggling routes and legitimate methods of travel. >> that was john brennan earlier warning that isis could launch new attacks against america in the west. this is the latest in top intelligence and national security officials to do so. take a look. >> would that pose a greater risk to americans, bringing in syrian refugees? >> it's clear andly a concern. >> the database won't have the information that we need so it's not that we have a lack of process. it's a lack of information. >> and that raises a concern. >> yes. >> i don't obviously put it past the likes of isil to infiltrate operatives among these refugees. >> we can only query against t

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outpouring of grief, gunman shouting britain first shot and killed jill cox in her home district in northern englandn thursday. the british prime minister david cameron announced parliament will be called into session, so lawmakers can pay tribute to cox. forty-one year-old was a leader in the labor party and campaigning for britain to stay in the european union. >> where we see hatred, where we find division, where we see intolerance we must drive it out of our politics and out of our public life and out of our communities. >> memorial is growing, around the house cox lived in with her husband and two young children. >>> it is a day that the nation will never forget to day marks within year since the massacre that left nine people dead at a historic church in charleston, south carolina. the community is gathering today to remember the vick times. the gospel music filled tv arena in charleston on this first anniversary of the deadly shooting at the emmanuel ame church a few blocks away. >> mother's manual rises from the ashes. it rises longer. >> reporter: nine black parishioners were killed during

this happened on the street in northern england.ox was holding a meeting in an area that she represents. witnesses say there were a scuffle between two men. one of them pulled a gun and a knife from his bag and attacked her. authorities are trying to find out why. cox was 41 years old. she was just elected last kids. >>> the gun debate is top of mind again after the orlando shooting here in the washington area. guns once used to commit violent crimes are now being turned into art. d.c. police have created a program called guns to roses. darcy spencer explains how it works. >> reporter: teenagers wearing helmets weld metal outside the earth conservation core in southwest d.c., but this isn't just any metal. they're working with guns that have been rendered safe. >> the firearms and the guns that were once used as a tool of violence in the city are now being used in a productive way. >> reporter: 32 kids are in the program. this project is called guns to roses. guns are melted down and then turned into flowers and other art. the progr

cox was attacked in northern england after a meeting with her constituents. police have arrested a 52-year-old man who was heard saying britain first. >>> despite victories on the battlefield against the islamic state, the military progress has not reduced the terrorist groups global reach. john brennan's rare open testimony to the senate today, he reported that isis has many more fighters than al-qaeda had at its peak. the cia expects more plots against the west, and isis trying to inspire more lone wolf attacks. >>> bernie sanders talked of the unique successes of his campaign and the need to reform the democratic party's priorities, minimum wage, pay equity, election reform, gun control, and more. and he also said he does look forward to working with hillary clinton to transform the party, but sanders stopped short of endorsing clinton tonight. >>> meanwhile, donald trump celebrated the one-year anniversary of his campaign tonight at a rally in dallas. he recounted his victories in the primaries, state by state, but said the general election would be tough

today in northern england, cox left a meeting when she was shot twice and stabbed, then, according tosses, while lying in a pool of blood, the attacker bent over her and shot her against again at close range. the suspect is tom marry maher. he is described as a loner. he walked away but was arrested later them murder has been likened to the attack on give gabrielle giffords. >> we have lost a great start, a great campaigning mm with huge compassion and a big heart and people are going to be very, very sad what happened. dreadful news. >> reporter: eye witnesses to cox's hurt said they heard the attacker shouting: britain first, the name and slogan of a far right movement that couples when the country is politically divided. one week from from referendum the u.k. will vote to stay in the european union or not. the parties have come together and suspended their campaigning and everyone giving tribute to this wonderful, bright, clever, politician who has been shot dead. >> this debate over the brexit, britain leaving or staying in the european union, the marks are watching closely. stock

european union on hold, mourning the death of parliament member jo cox, she was shot and stabbed in northern england. she has died. one eyewitness heard her attacker shout, quote, put britain first. at least twice before the attack. trump economic adviser heritage economist steve moore is with me now. so steve, all reports show, as do his actions, this was a deranged individual, but i want to get away from the violence, focus on the economic issue. >> right. deirdre: what do you make of the potentiality of the u.k. leaving the european union? >> i'm not buying the scare tactics of the people who want to keep britain in the eu. i'm not buying it. people are -- all of these incredible armageddon for the british economy, if they leave, there will be some costs, no question about it. the real question is if britain decides to leave, i believe they will, voters approve the measure to leave. the question is how much access will they have to the european market? i don't believe it will be much restricted. london is the number one financial center of the world and certainly the financial center of the europ

. >> let's go to our cnn international anchor richard quest who is in northern england.very popular lawmaker. a rising star. how shocking is this. you're from that area where this occurred. >> reporter: absolutely. i grew up in leads. her constituency is only a couple of miles from where we lived. and, wolf, the last time a member of parliament was killed was in 1990 and that was by the ira. there will be unbelievable horror and shock in the same way with gabrielle giffords in the united states when she was attacked. in this case we don't have the same culture in the uk of guns and here this woman, this mp, this much loved, much respected, very much part of the political establishment, she was beaten, stabbed and then shot several times. the motive, wolf, it's believed to be, we don't really know except there may be a connection in some lunatic way to the currents referendum taking place in the united kingdom. campaigning for that referendum has now been suspended. there's a moment of enormous introspection, reflex, perspective, if you like across the political spectrum

this latest development out of northern england. we'll work to get more information as bill gets it in to the bureau there. now to breaking news on capitol hill right now we're waiting for senate democrats to speak out just hours after their nearly 15-hour filibuster to push for stricter gun control. they succeeded in getting republican leaders to agree to hold votes on two key measures. they are a ban on gun sales to people on the government's terror watchlist and expanding background checks at gun shows and on the internet. that fill buflter was led by connecticut senator chris murphy whose district when he was a congressman included newtown. it ended around 2:11 a.m. with senator murphy standing with a picture of dylan, one of 20 people with six adults killed in the newtown shooting rampage in 2012. >> ask yourself, what could you do to make sure that orlando or sandy hook never ever happens again? >> senator murphy tweeted this morning, 15 hours on the floor, two hours of sleep and i'm back on my tired feet ready to keep pressin

>>mark: the 41 you wrote was shot and stabbed after finishing a meeting in northern england a vigil wasross the political spectrum remember her for support of human rights peace and justice the juice of rights groups of the man who was the rest of for his death had announced on american white supremacist organization. >>james: he was recording himself when he was shot to death in chicago you can hear the gunfire clearly and the video that we played for you to assist his welcome with the map the time of the shooting the shooting was gang-related but his father said that was all his past. >>mark: critics of the bill said the racist and the timing is insensitive it was uploaded a day after the land shooting massacre. \ >>james: it appears the some of the community are doing just that the postal looks like. >>james: their latest efforts to stop him from. getting the from >>james: some republicans have had it with their party's presumptive nominee so much so they're contemplating ways to get donald trump bought a social may with the discussions said talks are ramping up the party is concerne

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she was killed in the small town of birstall, near leeds, in northern england. griff witte is london bureau chief for "the washington post," and joins us now. for an american frame of reference, there might be people who think about this like the gabby gifford shooting or attack that happened a few years ago here whom was jo cox? >> jo cox was someone who was widely respected on all sides of the political debate in britain. she was someone who had been a human rights campaigner before she became a member of parliament. she was elected to parliament last year as a member of the center left labour party, and she as someone with an extraordinarily bright future in politics. david cameron today called her a rising star. >> sreenivasan: and there were several different narratives that were swirling. what happened on the scene around the attack? >> well, what we understand is that jo cox was meeting with constituents at a library in this small town, which is something she does every thursday afternoon, and she was walking out of the building, and she was approached on

off parliament gunned down. 41-year-old jill cox wasd ji attacked outside of a libraryiba in northern englandengnd the shooter is in custody.us now to determine if cox was deliberately targeted or ifargee the attack was connected to next week's referendum on on whether britain should remaind m in the european union. uon >> cleanup will be the order w of the day out to ouril westes after those severe stormsev s rolled through. this is video of hail which dropped in middleburg,id virginia. lots of cars had windowsin smashed out, dents in the roofhr and a local cafe had itsadts tables smashed. smashed. hm. >> father's day is thiss sunday.sund we ask you to send us picturess of you and your dad and this a t is from tashima bradshaw. brads we want you to share yourre pictures with us on facebook fac and twitter using the hashtag fox5 dads. thank you so much for sending your picture n m you guys look wonderfully we'll feature themh all morning long so keep them coming. >> daddy's girl right there you can's see it in the pic. thc >>> 5:15 right now.>>> 5:15 r all right, gary, let's talk about the ta

and northern england you had huge working class turnout saying we don't want this, it's not good foris about to put in regulations about hair dryers. you can't even make a croissant without -- >> don't mess with my croissant. >> hillary clinton's camp thinks today shows he doesn't have the temperament to be president of the united states. the uk decided to leave and hillary clinton said what? >> she put out a statement and talked about the problem here, but i think donald trump's press conference was bizarre. the fact that you would spend ten minutes talking about how building a government golf cour building a country and trying to sell suites at your gulf courol. he's talking about himself which is what he does this whole campaign is talk about himself and talk about how these events are going to impact him and his business. >> does it fly in the face of what was a strong message, one of the strongest lines, she says i'm with her. i'm with you, american people. does that fly in the face of that? >> i don't think so at all. here is the thing. the reason he was articulating the presti

jo cox was shot and stabbed to death on a street in her northern england constituency yesterday.layer was arrested shortly after but he has not been charged. 39 prime minister david cameron and others paid their respects to cox at a memorial service. >> now to the race for the white house. presumptive republican nominee donald trump under pressure on the campaign trail with polls showing him trailing rival hillary clinton by double digits. trump marked the one year anniversary of his campaign last flight ilast night in texa. >> it's a tough situation. but he's largely to a large extent he's blaming guns and -- >> (booing). >> i'm going to save you second amendment folks. >> on the democratic side senator bernie sanders is still refusing to back out of the presidential race. during a live stream last night sanders stopped short of conceding or endorsing clinto clinton. >> benefits local veterans has raised over a million dollars couldn't underring. the john debella veterans radio on that continues until 6 o'clock this evening. this the tenth anniversary for they're taking donation

bigger deal, more transformational than the first industrial revolution, which took us from northern england to people from an aquarium society into manufacturing and the second industrial revolution we saw play out so much in the united states and of the development of fact to recount from new england all the way through the great lakes, all the way out across america, dan places like baltimore. they said what was going to happen is going to be so much bigger than that. it struck me that if somebody covers politics full time, who works in the thick of american media, who writes for news papers and magazines and even appears now and again on television, i didn't hear anybody talking about this. i didn't hear our media say tonight we are not going to devote the whole show to a discussion of donald trump's hand. tonight we are going to talk about with their children or grandchildren are going to have jobs. i didn't hear them say well, tonight we are not going to talk so much about what nickname donald trump has given to marco rubio appeared tonight we are going to talk about how we organize a

british >> pam: and a rare display of gun violence politician was killed today in an attack in northern england. 41-year old labour party lawmaker jo cox was stabbed and shot. after finishing a meeting today. >> >> pam:cox had been campaigning for britain to remain in the old man was arrested in a witness said the attacker shouted "britain first." britian is mourning her politicians from all parties there. as one of the most effective and compasionate members of parliament. >> pam:a vigil was held today in london to honor her. both sides on the britishu, suspended their campaigns. the country will vote on june 23. >> reporter:three babies have been born in the u-s with birth defects caused by the zika virus. government officials have in three other pregnancies that ended. >> reporter:the report from the c-d-c is the first one to account with the mosquito-borne virus. they say all of the cases are connected to tracel areas where there is an outbreak. the c-d-c notes there are 234-women in the country those pregnancies are ongoing. >> reporter:there has been no spread by mosquitoes in the u-s. up

your member of parliament, that is what she was doing today in the town of burstol in leeds in northern englandshe's done a lot of humanitarian work before becoming a member of parliament. worked for ox-fam and the bill and melinda gates foundation. we've heard from the mayor of london and the prime minister of the uk write, i'm very concerned about reports jo cox has been injured. our thoughts and prayers are with jo and her family. she was meet with constituents when somebody both shot and stabbed her. there's been a massive police sweep of the area. it's unclear if the assailant is still out there or if they've been detained. we'll obviously update. >> any word on her condition, on -- >> yeah, according to the hospital that she was taken to, she's in, quote, serious condition. keep in mind this just happened about an hour and a half ago. this is very fresh. people in the uk are shocked by this. it's breaking news across the major networks in the united kingdom. >> shocking news there and around the world. you think back in this country, gabby giffords, about five or six years ago, a member o

england especially, that's the heart of population in great britain. that's where the leave votes came from. you see the blue areas there, though, scotland, part of the united kingdom, northern ireland, they were very much against leaving. they just don't have the population, though, that you have in england. but look at that also, a blue dot there right in the middle of england, that is london. a huge disconnect. this is the sort of thing we see in this country too, a disconnect in britain between urban areas and the rest of the country. look at that, london was against leaving. the rest of england was for leaving. also you add in wales. just enough votes out of those territories, 52% of the total vote to leave. president obama now reacting as well to the brexit, giving his first public remarks after that referendum earlier this afternoon. >> i do think that yesterday's vote speaks to the ongoing changes and challenges that are raised by globalization. but while the uk's relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. that will endure. >> obama alluding to the challenges of globalization.

isolated showers, especially from hartford up towards northern new england.in between the showers we should be seeing a lot of sunshine. out in the west a lot of wind damage yesterday. even a few tornadoes were reported. this line of storms went from nebraska through colorado, now entering into areas of the panhandle here of oklahoma, slowly trying to move down even into north texas. that's the only severe weather out there this morning and damaging winds are possible right now as we go through the next half hour. later today about half a million people under risk of severe storms. rapid city, scotts bluff, and rural portions of colorado, maybe two inch large hail. tornado threat is actually very low today and we continue with a very hot month. we're still seeing temperatures well above average in the west, boise today at 100. phoenix at 108. if you're in the gulf coast yesterday you got soaked with the afternoon storms. it will happen again today. atlanta is dry but if you're down there from new orleans, mobile, orlando, a chance of storms. a little peek at

louis south wards to san antonio and if you want enjoyable air mass is the great lakes and northern new england national weather. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. well, again, the thunderstorms will be passing down through areas of west virginia and ohio this morning. then we will see new storms popping up as we go throughout the afternoon in the region. heat still on. not as many heat advisories or warnings today hot. so happy to say we made it through last night without any horrific damage which was a possibility. >> definitely good news there. bill, thank you so much. >>> straight ahead update on a family off the coast of florida. >>> dangerous south pole rescue where temperatures reached 115 minus degrees. you're watching "early today." "" be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may inc