rick: we begin with trey yates in jerusalem.eporter: the iranian government is denying responsibility for the attack. it's believed a missile or drone targeted the facility causing massive fires. iranian-backed houthis spent the summer targeting pipe lines. this attack was larger. it cut 5% of the oil supply. president trump tweeted, he said he will authorize the release of oil from the strategic oil petroleum reserve. he said he would like to keep the markets sufficient and well-supplied with oil. he says i have authorized the appropriate agencies to expedite add proves. houthis have used drones and missiles many times over the past year. you united nations investigators say the houthi rebels have the technology to carry out the attack. >> we exploited the vulnerabilities in the system. the saudi air space became open to us after the defense system failed to spot our drones. iran said mike pompeo was being untruthful when he blamed iran for the attacks. the houthi rebels in yemen are saying they are behind the attacks. the late

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rick welts., rick, i have to do this -- we met about eight years ago. he came to my house. he'll probably tell the story because he likes telling it. meet peter and i and we had a three or four-hour conversation. i said rick, you've done this two times before so i can be hard. we'll turn around this basketball team and turn around the business of basketball here because it wasn't doing all that great. no big deal. by the way, we might try to build a new arena. that, none of us knew, would take so long or be so hard. eight years. he has done an unbelievable job. deserves so much credit. so much credit. everything you see here today. all the people that are hired, it all comes from rick. phenomenal job. i'm not sure there are many people on this plan -- plan thaet -- planet that could have done it. and i want to thank my wife nicole. [applause] she not only had a lot to do with a lot that went on in this arena, decorating and various things, but frankly she had to listen to me complain and moan for

rick welts.ause] >> you know, by my count, i think this is the 215th time we've been together in an nba event. we never really had one like this, though, have we? oh, my. former mayor, senator dianne feinstein took a special interest in this project. mayor willie brown, thank you for your guidance. your advice. mayor mark farrell, a wonderfully unapologetic warriors fan. now you greet me with your trademark big greek kifmsz i'm not sure which is more challenging. [laughter] to our friends in labor from day one, you saw the impact this project would have on jobs and the quality of life in our region and you gave us your support. as many as 1600 union workers a day brought their talent, dedication and pride to this project. [applause] thanks to each of you and thanks to the president of the san francisco labor council. so many legendary leaders in san francisco helped me, this fairly new bay area resident learn the impossible nuances of politics in this place we call home. in particular, don burton

thank you, rick. [applause] thank you, rick.ere on the western side of the pentagon we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race into the scorching flames to rescue their colleagues. when evil seeks to do us harm, the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to save the life of a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism and selfless disregard i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day, thank you very much, admiral. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. army ranger chris braman repeatedly went back inside the burning building, rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength and then he domb into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames. at the same time, she

we have another rick to go to rick leventhal in neptune beach, florida. what are you seeing there? >> rick: we have just been told by volusia county officials expect tropical storm force wind gusts sometime tonight and we could be feeling those tropical storm force gusts over the next 24 hours. the beach patrol and others have tried to protect the downtown here and the homes and businesses by building up the berms here along the beach. this was a cut where you could walk right out to the ocean. they have pushed all this sand up, hoping to protect against the storm surge which has been predicted to be 3 to 5 feet over the next day or so. that's on top of a 2-foot higher than norma lifeguard stands off. as you head down into atlantic beach and neptune beach a lot of the businesses have already closed and many of them will be closing soon there is a curfew that goes into effect volusia county for any area east of the river starting at 6:00 tonight. if doug could zoom in over there and show some of the businesses that have already boarded up, dana and guys, i

deirdre: rick, thank you. jacksonville. >> yeah. >> hundreds of thousands of people in florida, georgia, south carolina have been evacuated. hurricane dorian expected to sweep over the north carolina shore later this week. doug mckelway is in wilmington, north carolina. doug, it looks pretty mild where you are right now but how are people preparing? >> well, i would say, generally speaking they're not preparing very, very well. take a look, for example, at the ocean right now. people are still swimming. even little kids out there in the water right now. no undertow as we speak. waves are large. there are suffers out there as well. nothing overwhelming as of yet. that will change. i had interesting experience a little while ago. i was down at a shack eating peel and eat shrimp. a guy came up to me, said, i'm having a great time. we have a wedding coming here this saturday. we have 30 people from ohio. the groom is from india. hundreds of people are all over the world. i'm sorry to break the bad news a mandatory

we thought that this topic especially necessitated return of rick wilson. so we've asked to speak privately with him for just this segment. i want you to see the fox news treatment. of said subject from just tonight. >> starting to figure this out. straws for me and not for thee. don't like it? tough, stop your whining and eat your insects or your pets, or your neighbors. we're heading out for a cheeseburger. >> speaking of cheeseburgers, tonight laura ingraham seemed to dine out on what looked like red meat with two incandescent light bulbs and a number of plastic straws in the middle. rick, we're having a little fun here, but given the work that has paid for your home over the course of your professional life, if i asked you to, could you not put together an ad for the republicans to come at the democrats this way? they're coming for your light bulbs, your straws, your cheeseburgers, any other red meat you've got around the house, your guns, certainly, and the keys to your ford f-150. >> i drive an f-250 super duty diesel, so they'll come for that first o

thank you, rick. thank you, rick. [ applause ] thank you, rick.gon we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race into the scorching flames to rescue their colleagues. when evil seeks to do us harm the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to save the life of a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism and self little disregard i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day, thank you very much, admiral. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. >> thank you very much. army ranger chris brayman repeatedly went back into the burning building rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength and then he dove into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames. at the same time, sheila moody

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it's time. >> maria, rick, rick, thank you all for starting us off tonight. i appreciate that. >>> and when we come back the republican dirty tricks in north carolina this morning that the governor calls their most deceptive stunt yet. the democratic governor is fighting with the republican house of representatives. but the woman you see right there is going to join us. she's the one who fought for democracy in the house in north carolina today, deb butler joins us next. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 1

good evening, rick. >> rick: good evening, bret. even though dorian is now tracking a bit further east off the coast of florida, authorities are warning some residents they could start feeling tropical storm force gusts later tonight and feel the effects of dorian for the next 24 hours or more. so, shelters remain open. schools remain closed. several airports in central and north florida remain closed and authorities from here all the way to virginia are bracing for possible impact. the u.s. coast guard is in the bahamas, using mh 06 jacques helicopters to conduct medical evacuations in support of the royal bahamian defense force which is leading search and rescue operations ons devastated island chain where at least five deaths have been confirmed from hurricane dorian. >> the boat is up on shore. missing a roof. [inaudible] down there under water. >> new aerial footage shows how badly flooded the destination is with streets, homes buried in water. in jacksonville port condition zooloo moving ships and equipment concern sustained w

heading out to rick richmuth what's going on rick?t was one week ago today that dorian made landfall in the bahamas and it feels like a lot longer than that but also sometimes seems like it was not that long ago. take a look at the map show you what's going on it is hurricane season we're at the peak of hurricane season in fact the statistical peak of hurricane season is two days from now and there's one little system we'll watch potential system development over the next few days, don't worry just yet, but potentially something we'll talk about and here is the lower 48, the southeast is beautiful today the last of dorian you just see that last little bit of it on the radar up across canada and that's it and we have big rain coming across areas of the central plains and the northern rockies and it's hot, still hot and it is summer across the southeast 96 today in atlanta. pete: keep ordering it up, rick. absolutely. we do. now let's hit tailgating the nfl season is officially underway and we've been celebrating with a tailgate on fox

rick has done an equally amazing job.not only getting the building built while we were building a business organization up, doing well on the court but getting the place built and hiring the people. we 500 employees. we run all of this. this is a whole new this. this is a challenge to make this operate smoothly. i was worried. last night i was like i wonder what it will sound like, the entrance and exit. friday should be the ultimate challenge meltta metallyca and e symphony. we have to transform to your question as an organization completely. this is a whole new thing not just a basketball team. we are sports entertainment operation. we have to run the things going on, restaurants outside, ingress, egress, so many things we have to do. if we can do that going forward we can do more. we can maybe become a bigger organization to do more things. >> now, rick, with the warriors there are two football teams and two baseball teams one basketball name. the golden state name is in the entire area. you were involved in the commun

rick lacaille is still with us. and the central bank actually trying to hike when everything around them is going more dovish. will they be able to deliver? rick: they have had a few episodes like that in the past where they have hiked rates for domestic reasons and as had to be reversed. the conditions in the nordics are a little bit different. as germany slows down, they are going to look more german as the year unfolds. hiking rates at this moment is a tactic.ctic -- brave francine: i was having a conversation with a banker yesterday that was saying that we are not realizing that because negative rates are getting more negative, the search for yields mean either people go to cash or the investors look for illiquid assets or things like that. does that change the composition of markets? rick: it does not change but puts a massive supply at the hands of those who need more debt. we are seeing a lot of spread chasing. and a lot of cases, that's rational. i think the general trend of chasing spread is not a healthy o

thank you, rick. [ applause ] >> thank you, rick. thank you, rick. here in the western side of the pentagon, we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race into the scorching flames to rescue their colleagues. when evil seeks to do us harm, the incredible men and women of the united states military answer one yielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david toms crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to save the life of a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life. but the heroism and selfless disregard i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day. thank you very much, admiral, thank you. thank you, very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, very much. army ranger chris bramen repeatedly went inside the burning building rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered, he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength and then he dove into the suffocating smoke and fumes and flames.

which takes me to rick. because one of the big changes it strikes me has been the creation of the cyber threat alliance. so that this sharing is much more of a two-way thing. you're going to see things that jeanette or tonya may not see first, or you'll see them from a different angle. tell us all a bit about how that works and a little bit about how it's got to speed up. it's still a pretty manual process it strikes me. >> definitely from the government side, but before answer that let me plug your book for a second. before i read david's will come if you ask you what is the single book i would want to read if you're starting from scratch or need to have under your belt, i would've said cuckoos egg book. the rest of you have homework to do. you should still read that book. after i read david's book it's david's book, perfect weapon. we know most of things he talked about the we don't really understand and to you read his book. the dictate what i have from it is we've been in a continuous low-level, low-leve

rick said they have automated this. you are going to be in a defensive crouch, you are just going to bleed out. you are going to get knicked by a thousand arrows or a million arrows. the big idea is that we will manipulate in all of those environments. we don't act by ourselves. we engage with foreign partners, we engage with commercial partners, we engage with our interagency partners. it is really building that irk no. now this is an intel audience, what i would say operations in the cyber domain in the information environment are like operations in any other operational domain. they are driven by intelligence. from cyber com's perspective, nsa is its most important parter in -- partner. all of us on the stage have different responsibilities and different authorities. the idea is bringing all of that together. we are not operating, we are not ceding space to the adversary. i am not necessarily crawling through a partner's network. the partner is actually sharing. i'm sharing with them to enable them to defend better,

rick: yep, exactly. mike: rick reichmuth, thanks very much. lauer lau mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for some coastal counties along florida's east coast. governor ron desantis saying the catastrophic hurricane is a, quote, major threat to cities there. jeff paul is in cocoa beach where people have been ordered to leave there by monday, and it looks like it's clearing out pretty well there, jeff. >> reporter: yeah. and we're just learning that those evacuation orders, at least for parts of brevard county especially right where we are in the low-lying barrier island of cocoa beach, that's been moved up to later this evening for portions of this area. that all goes back to that shift in the track getting closer and closer to florida. but if you take a look out here, you can probably notice that the waves are getting a little stronger out here. some people, the local folks out here taking advantage of those strong waves and also the strong winds. you see some of these guys out here kite surfing and taking advantage of what mother na

corey lewandowski, eep, didn't want to do it and so asked rick to do it instead and, no, rick didn't want to do it either. so although there were both proverbial dogs and ponies at this dog and pony show today and corey lewandowski did spend much of the first half of thi hearing insulting democratic members of congress and praising the president's brilliance and decrying the fake russia narrative and repeating the standard trump line of no conspiracy, no collusion, in the end corey lewandowski, the president's campaign manager, did have to admit under oath under direct questioning that yeah, actually everything in the mueller report as far as he's concerned is accurate. >> you see where this says you were asked about it, the special counsel concluded that taken together, the president's campaign, the purpose of the message was to have you tell the attorney general to move forward with investigating election meddling for future elections. do you have any basis to dispute that conclusion by the special counsel and his report, sir, about your conduct >> again, i've answered this questio

rick is reporting from jacksonville, florida. an area where they had to deal with flooding in recent years. >> jacksonville has giant growing list of cities and counties issuing mandatory evacuation orders. we can give you a quick look at a map that shows the areas that are affected. they are the low-lying areas. the red and orange areas on the map closest to the water where people are most of at risk. those folks are being told to get out and shelters are opening across the city at 10:00 tomorrow morning. back live, the city is considering a ban on alcohol sales, and a curfew. but it hasn't been established yet. and they are closing the beaches in jacksonville at midnight tonight. the folks on the beach right now are enjoying the last bit of time. monday of labor day weekend the beaches will be closed in the city of jacksonville until worst of this storm passes which could be three to four days from now. hurricane shutters being installed on the rescue facility. the gas station and public storage facility is board up. when we we

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now to bring us the latest on the state of the world's oil market is rick will chairman of sprott us holdings so rick saudi aramco hopes to achieve a 2 trillion dollar valuation but analysts and bankers are now saying that targeting that $1.00 trillion dollar range is more reasonable so it seems like this i.p.o. is crucial for prince mohammad's and his plan to diversify the saudi economy and an era of pretty low oil prices so why are they planning on utilizing the additional funds for. i suspect that we need to take him at his word with regards to that some of the money will be spent internally in saudi arabia trying to diversify their economy doing the sort of thing that's an example that's been done in the united arab emirates also some of the money i think will be built will be used to do related businesses chemical and feedstock businesses fertilizer businesses other businesses where saudi has direct competitive advantage the princes also said that a substantial amount of the money that will be raised will be to increase aramco spaces abroad in refining and marketing and distribu

rick perry, will join us.loomberg. ♪ david: we will talk now with u.s. energy sec. rick perry, as well as the executive director of the iea, fatih birol. they are both with us from washington. welcome, gentlemen. let's start with the announcement today, $110 million for research having to do with coal, how we can use cold better, more efficiently, and do less to the environment. we have a decline right now into the capacity of coal across the country. when will this come into effect so it might deter or delay that reduction in capacity? carbon capture utilization concept has been around for a while. we are starting to see substantially more interest in it, particularly with some of our partners in the middle east, for instance, who would like to be able to have an alternative to some of the fuels they've used in the past. being able to use coal in a clean way. when using about this technology going into china, which, by the way, their emissions are like years as the last few we've seen the united states loweri

and rick no act as a correspondent for the washington post here in berlin he says trump's so far hasn't in response. they both reflect concerns over a military conflict i had of the presidential elections 2021 the lack of a consistent strategy in iraq. thanks so much to all views well for being here today suzanne if we could start with you you're just back from iran are far from saudi arabia rather are people in that country worried about an attack by iran by a war in the region they are definitely i mean there's a war going on in the country in the south in yemen since 4 years and 6 months. they don't see so much of this war but this is definitely a replay question which goes straight directly to the heart of the of the country they see that there is destabilization in syria in iraq all around so they really fear that this could come to that this could strike the country destabilize the country. ali what about iran you know the fears of destabilization in the wider region or president we just heard in saudi arabia is that an issue for the people of iran i think that no one wants to hav

and our classical music expert rick folk are has joined me in the studio again welcome rick that does this mean that domingo will never perform i think well i don't know if domingo even knows that himself certainly the very last performance at the met and it's been an incredible career there that's been his main stage he's had hundreds of performances there and probably his last performance in the united states but certainly the end of an era is not that looks like it was a case of he just got too hot for both parties who actually cut the ties with the placido domingo or the met well his statement appeared 1st and he said he didn't want to be a burden on the production company or the team and so he was going to step down for that reason although he says the. allegations of sexual misconduct are inaccurate the met then issued a more sharply worded statement saying simply the next and mr domingo have agreed that he must step down and he's of course been quoted in the new york times saying he's concerned about a climate in which people are condemned without due process this is one of tho

thank you, rick. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, rick. here on the western side of the pentagon, we saw brave men and women rush into the fire and race into the scorching flames to rescue their colleagues. when people seeks to do us harm -- when people seeks to do us -- when evil seeks to do us harm, the incredible men of the -- the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with incredible resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and debris to save a colleague. as admiral thomas remembers, "it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism and selfless regard i saw that morning is forever burned in my heart." admiral thomas, america salutes you and every patriot who defied evil that day. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. bremennger chris repeatedly went back inside the burning building, rescuing one injured person after another. before he entered, he said a prayer and asked god to give him strength, and then he dove into the suffocating

let me bring in gabby orr and rick tyler.ld released this statement saying in part, quote, we don't elect presidents by acclimation in america. donald trump is doing his best to make the republican party his own personal club. republicans deserve better. what's your reaction? >> i agree with bill weld. look, part of what the white house is saying, part of it isn't true. there is a history of parties canceling primaries. that happened to pat buchanan when he challenged president bush in 1992 in iowa. they canceled their priority. primaries can be canceled if there's no legitimate candidate that qualified for the ballot. that's not what's going on here. the president is trying to keep anybody who would challenge him off the ballot by making it more difficult. ballot access in most states is controlled by the party. even if there's not a ballot, they can do other things. where i live in virginia, they can select whether they'll have a primary or a convention, depending on who they want as a nominee. they can also decide is this

holdings rick will has brought us holdings thanks so much period time always a pleasure thank you. and finally today marks an unprecedented global action on the most dire problem of our 21st century economy the race to transition to energy and other technology that does not generate greenhouse gases and contribute to human caused climate catastrophe among those millions where employees of some of the biggest names of our contemporary economy and tech infrastructure including amazon google microsoft and twitter workers at amazon organize under the name amazon employees for climate justice and said that 15000 of their fellow workers are amazon and another 700 google pledge to strike today to push their bosses to take action on climate but overall children and students were visibly in the lead today leading marches in number number of cities large and small across the earth famed teenage climate activists. cited on twitter and estimate that 3000000 people participated in a day of action even before estimate turned out in north and south america. that's just nice to see on a friday bef

rick reichmuth is at the fox weather center in new york. good evening, rick. >> good evening, mike. last night around 10:00 the storm came here in the grand bahama sweden key, the storm was right around there throughout the overnight in the day, he moved a little to the west, it's drug delivered to the north and basically is a list in the exact same spot where it was with wins that are cat four and cat5 strength earlier, we really not see much of the video that will come out of the northwestern bahamas. grand key to the abaco islands, i think once this is done and we can get in there and get some of the in line and a lot better agreement for a number of days we've been saying we know it's going to make this right-hand turn, wears a going to happen and how much of a threat is it to the florida coastline? i think we have a lot better agreement right now that the storm is going to stay offshore, will not make landfall in the florida coast. that doesn't mean you're not going to see very strong winds. in fact, we will probably see hurricane force winds especially out around the cape thro

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rick. thank y thank you, rick. >> here on the western side, brave men and women rushed into the fire and raced into the scorching flames to rescue their colleagues. when evil seeks to do us arm, the incredible men and women of the united states military answer with unyielding valor and unstoppable resolve. navy admiral david thomas crawled through live wires and helped lift a wall of debris to help save the life of a college. as admiral thomas remembers, it was the worst day of my life, but the heroism i saw that horrible morning is forever burned in my heart. admiral thomas, america salutes you, and every patriot that defied evil that day, thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. chris braymen went in the building and rescued several people. he prayed asking god for strength and he drove into the smoke and flames. at the same time sheila moody just prayed someone would find her and she heard chris's voice. sheila says that god sent chris as her guardian angel. america is streng

rick reichmuth in the fox weather center on how much worse. rick, what does it look like? >> we do know what it will do and where it's going to do. i've maybe 10-15 miles one direction or the other. there's 24 hours of a loop there cutting a cross the bahamas. the last probably about eight or 12 hours, it's just barely budging. it's moved about 80 miles in the last better part of a day. for the last number of hours, just hasn't budged at all. it's about 80 miles off the coast of florida. good thing it's not moving faster. this is another view of it. look at the center of it. hanging out here in towards grand bahamas and not budging at all. moving 1 miles an hour. it will pick up speed eventually, later tonight and tomorrow morning. i think it will start to get pulled to the north, reacting to a weakness in the atmosphere to the north of it that will pull it to the north. here you go. we have hurricane warnings in effect along the central florida coastline and to the north of that, we have hurricane watches in effect that includes parts of georgia, this is the official trac

rick has done an equally amazing job.ting the building built while we were building a business organization up, doing well on the court but getting the place built and hiring the people. we 500 employees. we run all of this. this is a whole new this. this is a challenge to make this operate smoothly. i was worried. last night i was like i