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good evening. >> good evening, shannon.what started out as a story about a missing young woman in middle america is now front and center in the debate over illegal immigration. the suspect accused of murdering college student mollie tibbetts, 24-year-old cristhian rivera, made his first court appearance may. officials say he is confessed to following tibbetts while she was jogging and said he blacked out in the next thing he remembered was finding her bloodied body in his trunk. authorities at he entered the country illegally some four to seven years ago and had been working at yarrabee farms near where tibbetts went missing. originally the owner said that they had used the e-verify system which allows employers to confirm their eligibility status of employees to work in the u.s. but earlier today, one of the farm owners had to walk that back. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said he was. and just within the last four hours, we have come to learn that the social security administra

shannon. >> shannon: thanks, ellison. lindsey graham telling reporters president trump is likely to replace the attorney general sooner rather than later. republican senator from south carolina joins us now. senator, do you know anything we don't? you talk with the president a lot. you play golf. is he thinking about a new ag? >> i don't have direct evidence of this but you don't have to be dr. phil to understand the president and attorney general do not have a good working relationship. every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. as to jeff sessions come i've never met a finer man readies a great senator, great lawyer, i think he's been a good attorney general. this is not working. i hope the relationship gets better. if doesn't i would imagine the president is going to look for a new attorney general. because what's going on is unsustainable. i'm not blaming anybody. i love jeff sessions, but from my point of view, the country is not being well served with this much friction. >> shannon: when y

shannon? >> shannon: ed henry, thank you. for more, less bringing national security attorney bradley moss and former doj canceled your knowledge offer. thank you both for coming in tonight. good to see you. let's start with that first sound bite we heard, he said sounded like i am being pulled through the mud, it was it's the price we have to pay, i'm willing to do it. is there legal precedent for what he's doing over the security clearance and the specific situation? speak of the situation is unprecedented. no specific legal precedent on point with this kind of case but in a lot of president on point that says the president has a pretty broad authority to revoke or deny clearances, so he would be facing an uphill battle if you could even bring the claim successfully. it's unlikely he could do that. >> shannon: what are the odds of success? wii. "the new york times" that he will go for a defamation claim, personal claim. >> that wouldn't work because the president would be withholding immunity and his context of serving in th

shannon, have a great show. >> shannon: he's a patriot. thank you, laura. we begin with this fox news alert. the president's attorneys tonight sending a new message to special counsel robert mueller. in the past couple hours, we've heard from rudy giuliani and jay sekulow. ed henry is following the develop must. it's a fox move that night exclusive interview with u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. we are there with her life. tough talk on iran and the latest on efforts to denuclearize north korea. later president trump expects giant red wave in november. the is he seeing something the experts are missing? welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. as president trump's team of attorneys response to robert mueller's latest offer for a sitdown interview with the president, the negotiations of been going on for months. tonight there seems to be some movement. the ball is now in mueller's court. we've got team coverage on all our top story tonight. trace gallagher covering new sanctions imposed on russia. correspondent rich

shannon? >> shannon: thank you. you two are definitely after tomfoolery tonight for a there is no doubt about it. behave yourselves. >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: thanks, laura. this is a fox news alert. one report because of the biggest investigation in years. fbi agents undercover in florida's capital. democratic gubernatorial candidates, tallahassee mayor, andrew gillam, facing tough questions, so is his opponent, ron desantis. california is heating up by the democratic candidate calls for universal health work for everybody including illegal immigrants. invited him for joining us. he's not here. republican candidate john cox is here. he'll be here alive. an emotional moment as john mccain's body license date in in the arizona capital. we'll hear from a fellow p.o.w. who survived the hanoi hilton along with the arizona senator. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump calls him a failed socialist mayor. he shocked florida voters by winning the democratic

, shannon. >> shannon: jonathan hunt live in los angeles. thank you very much. breaking stride, special counsel robert mueller reportedly referring a number of cases to federal prosecutors in new york. cases that reportedly have to do with federal high-profile lobbyists. like president obama's white house counsel, greg craig, and longtime democratic lobbyist tony podesta. he is the brother of hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign chairman, john podesta. the special counsel's office declined to comment. the referrals come to light as mueller's first trial connected to the russia probe but having nothing to do with a 2016 election begins. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. fox news contributor, andrew mccarthy is here with us to weigh in on all of those. great to see you tonight. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about what is at stake. i want to talk about what manafort is facing. five counts of filing false tax returns. four counts of filing bank fraud and five counts of bank fraud. that is just in his first case. but

. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ never seemed so good ♪ ♪ >> shannon: shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team from here. she is always so good. >> shannon: thank you so much. we begin our show with a fox news alert. ♪ the president weeds out attorney general's jeff sessions about ending the mueller pro. the left cries obstruction the white house says, calm down, nothing new to see. we'll discuss it with fox news contributor jason chaffetz and the national republican senatorial committee. a federal judge overseeing the manafort trial cracks down on prosecutors, once again chastising the mueller team for getting to q2. including a warning to lawyers to stop rolling their eyes. what exactly happened in that quarter monday two? jonathan hunt has uncovered. later, republican congressman jeff dunham drawings is fresh off shopping facility from california where children brought to the u.s. illegally are currently living. what did he see? as anyone in congress is serious about tackling the immigration issue? hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. i'm a presidential twe

back to you, shannon. >> shannon: thank you.ng, the former army private who leaked classified documents by that story tops "where in the world." manning was scheduled to begin speaking on a tour in australia but trip organizer has reportedly been informed by the australian government that manning will not be given entry to the country. thailand are thailand reportedly separating refugee children fror parents, in this case, more than 160 at asylum-seekers from vietnam and cambodia. groups say that they separated children from their parents until the cases could be resolved. attempting to come to the u.s. to seek medical treatment. a judge on monday granted him bail on treason charges brought by the government, saying he didn't constitute a flight risk. it's one of europe's biggest food fight, 20,000 people taking part in the annual festival in eastern spain. a food fight between local children back in 1945. 8-year-old of ohio loves football, and even though he has cerebral palsy, you signed up for youth football team. after his f

shannon? >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you very much. let's talk about this media discussion, we want to bring you more from press secretary sarah sanders. during her back and forth with the press corps. >> when i was hosted by the correspondence association, which almost all of you are members of, you brought a comedian up to attack my appearance and call me a traitor to my own gender. in fact, as i know, as far as i know, i'm the first press secretary in the history of united states that's required secret service protection. >> shannon: joining me now to talk about it, democratic strategist dave brown and white house correspondent for "the daily caller collar, who was at the fiery briefing today. there was more to it, outlining specific and instances. they are factually correct rates because he may be factually correct but i want to take this -- i think the context is . what i take issue with is the fact that the president has now said that the media, albeit a certain, selected outlets, are the enemy of the american people. if you trac

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shannon? >> shannon: laura, thank you very much. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with a fox news alert. results are pouring in as we speak for primary elections in arizona. we've got results from the elections in florida, already a major upset leading to a big november shutdown as a socialist backed candidate wins tonight, pitting him against a trump supporter come fall. special team coverage is coming your way and later, you'll hear straight from congressman jim jordan, who spent today grilling doj official bruce ohr over his ties to christopher steele and the infamous dirty dossier. plus, to weigh in on those claims the fbi leaked stories to the press and then used those stories to justify getting fisa surveillance warrants. but we begin with team coverage on the hotly contested primary races tonight. fox news politics at her chris stirewalt are standing by to tell you what the results actually mean. peter doocy is live in arizona. but first, correspondent phil keating is live in florida, all eyes on the big florida race

shannon? >> shannon: matt finn, thank you very much.ight president trump touched on the mollie tibbetts' case at his rally in west virginia. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly for mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. she would have never happened. illegally in our country. we've had a huge impact with the laws are so bad, the immigrations are such a disgrace. we are getting them changed. >> shannon: tonight, agnes gibboney, who lost her son to an illegal immigrant, is here to share her unique perspective on the tie-breaking case. retired lieutenant to the las vegas metropolitan police department randy sutton offers office a law enforcement perspective. welcome to you both. >> thank you. sue and agnes, what was your thought when you heard this case and what police were summing up this afternoon? >> heartbroken. my heart goes out to the family, and this is an outrage, a preventable crime that should have never happened. if the politicians would secure our borders a

shannon? >> shannon: kristen, thank you very much. there've been a lot of questions about what comes next, who could fill that seat. we'll talk to peter doocy about that coming up. the president and his advisors are calling it a big deal in the making and given the focus on our border with mexico, it is all the more remarkable tonight that that country's leadership is saying it is almost time for a tequila toast with president trump over a brand-new trade deal. mission business network edward lorenz has been there. you've been covering the in and outs of this whole nafta thing for the eyes and today, some news. >> five weeks. it moves the markets to record highs. if the deal can stand on its own according to mexican delegation but there are some elements that canada could sign onto it and those are considered proposals. right after the president said this agreement could be called the united state-mexico trade agreement, we are being told that the white house advisor shared kushner got a call from the canadians to talk. they are on th

shannon? >> shannon: thank you. in missouri, primary voters are setting up a key senate race with democrat incumbent claire mccaskill and republican josh holick considered to be heavy favorites. the right-to-work state is also on the ballot in washington state. we'll decide candidates and ten congressional races, u.s. senate seat and dozens of legislative contest. the former right-hand man to one time trump campaign chairman paul manafort is living up to his billing as the star witness in the tax and bank fraud trial. in alexandria, virginia, good evening, peter. >> good evening, shannon. we learned tonight that the star witness had a secret. rick gates testified today he led with the manna fort the -- a secret life which included marital extramarital affair. he quietly attacked his expressed bill filled with personal charges paid for by paul manafort. possible he may have fraudulently submitted personal expenses to the trump inaugural committee too. earlier today, gates recalled that most of the tax schemes he clai

plug into the present. >> shannon: and emotional sale in the memorial for the late shannon: emotional for john mccain, moved from their arizona to washington. he becomes the 31st person july in state in the capitol rotunda. live in capitol hill. >> reporter: a striking seen when they brought john mccain's body back to joint base andrews in the washington suburbs. 100 former staffers were on the tarmac. world like jeff merkley to conservatives like john boseman of arkansas. vice president joe biden ready eulogy on behalf of john mccain. he said he had given some tough eulogies before but this was particularly hard. he also lost a son to brain cancer. >> i pray you take some comfort knowing that because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world now shares with you the ache of john's death. >> reporter: interesting at the end of that ceremony you could hear the bagpipes playing, they were playing going home, traditional scottish song played on capitol hill tomorrow. in the morning they bring john mccain's body to the capital. stable rest his body on the wooden platform th

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i am shannon bream in washington. house subpoenas being readied for people connected to the steel dossier which was full of salacious and unverified claims against donald trump and used to obtain surveillance warrants on a trump campaign insider. and henry takes it from there. >> reporter: republican bob goodlatte will issue new subpoenas from obama justice official bruce war and nelly or, on the payroll of fusion gps and the cofounder of glenn simpson. after series of scoops from john solomon including a news story tonight suggesting simpson may have given bruce or a thumb drive after the 2016 election that may have had dirt on donald trump. these stories revealing new emails, text messages that suggest bruce or throughout the 2016 campaign was in close contact with former british spy christopher steele who was putting together that dossier alleging the president's team was colluding with the russians but this news correspondent adds a wrinkle, lobbying or for russian oligarchs to get a visa, a billionaire blocked fr

shannon. >> shannon: rich edson in colombia with the u.n. ambassador. thank you. top democratic senator slamming america today, blaming the u.s. for the results of a saudi led air strike in yemen. senator chris murphy of connecticut reading "u.s. bombs, u.s. targeting, u.s. midair support and we just bombed a school bus." the bombing campaign is getting more reckless, killing more civilians and strengthening terrorists inside yemen." tonight, senator lindsey graham response. the real culprit in yemen is the iranian regime and their proxies. saudi arabia will not tolerate proxies. i deeply regret the loss of civilian lives. it's in our national security interests to stand with our arab allies and against iran when it comes to yemen. the unrest in yemen has been going on for three years. more than 10,000 dead and much of the country's infrastructure in shambles. what now and who should get the blame? let's speak with daniel hoffman. no easy answers. >> it's a humanitarian catastrophe. what we do know is the iranians are supporting their houthi proxies. in 2017 when

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shannon: thank you very much. in pennsylvania the president said russia is unhappy he won the election on the heels of a real morning from national security issues on the russian influence campaign, the president ask critics say too little too late. >> remarkable that the institution, essentially moving around their leader to execute these policies, these things should have been done immediately after 2016. shannon: here to discuss, bradley maas and cia analyst and intelligence unit member, good to have you with us tonight. a lot of snark came after the briefing where the left has been pushing the president to get serious about this. they talk about it and one article said they produced no new orders and no new information. they are taking this seriously. mark warner is a ranking democrat, glad to see the white house do something about election security even if it is only a press conference. if only it was backed up by anything the president has said or done on russia. they have offered briefings to senate democra

shannon? >> shannon: jason, we'll see you tomorrow n ou tomorrow n shannon: we will see you tomorrow night. we begin with a fox news alert. the president's attorneys sounding off on robert mueller and standing by. john mcgann has cooperated extensively with the special counsel investigation and former cia director john brennan with a lawsuit over his security clearance getting revoked and the president says bring it on. donald trump honors immigration officials at the white house, got democratic leadership as open border extremists. david purdue joins us live to talk about the abolish ice movement and whether the senate really will. we will speak exclusively to a former miss america leadership under fire for manipulation and bullying, 2 dozen former miss americas want the whole board of directors to resign. welcome to fox news at night, new bombshell interview, the president says he would be totally allowed to get involved in the mueller investigation but he decided not to. it henry leads our

shannon bream is up next and she is my favorite person. shannon: i feel honored. there are a lot of good people here. i hear the book is sensational. thanks so much. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. word that another trump insider is working with authorities providing information about payments to two women claiming they had affairs with the president and reports the manhattan das considering pursuing state, charges against top officials at the trump organization. what does it mean for the president? former assistant attorney andrew mccarthy has possible good news for the commander-in-chief minutes away. donald trump and his attorney general locked in an intense feud. senator lindsey graham knows and expects them both. national correspondent ed henry kicks off coverage with breaking news. >> the district attorney's office in manhattan is thinking about going criminal charges against donald trump's business, the trump organization in connection with how officials there reimbursed michael cohen for his payments to that adult film perform

and special report an end "specp next with everybody's dream, shannon bream. >> >> shannon: i am shannon bream and for bret baie bret baier. the new penalties are not retaliation for election interference. they are for russia's alleged attempt to kill a former spy in his daughter. the two survived. and john roberts joins us right now, good evening, john. >> good evening to you. president trump has repeatedly claimed that he has been tough on russians. the u.s. just got a little tougher. >> it was back on march 5th that he and his daughter were poisoned by a russian nerve agent. they were found near death on a park bench in salisbury, england. later that month congress asked the white house to make a determination whether the attack violated international conventions on biological weapons. today the state department announced the government of the russian federation has used biological and chemical weapons in violation of law or has used lethal and biological weapons against its own nationals. they have already kicked six russian diplomats out of the u.s. in response to the attack but the

shannon: thank you.ght up in talk of hush money, top evangelical gather with him and the first lady for dinner at the white house, what the president said tonight about the religious right and what he does owe them. >> the support you have given me has been incredible but i really don't feel guilty because i have given you a lot back. shannon: pastor robert jeffers was at the dinner with inside scoop next. very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? >> shannon: >> shann shannon: like a state dinner, on that's what participants are saying about the scene at the white house tonight. the president was not honoring foreign dignitaries but evangelical leaders. as we mentioned earlier the preside

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shannon: hard to do that if you abolish ice.verybody in the left wants that to happen but there is a liberal group that does. come back soon. coming up, breaking down our exclusive interview with a juror from the paul manafort trial. >> america needed to know how close this was and the evidence was overwhelming. i did not want paul manafort to be guilty but he was. >> new polls show republicans have an uphill battle to keep control of the house in the midterm elections. can they do it? house majority leader kevin mccarthy tells us his plan next. getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10-25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous

shannon: back to our panel. >> work really hard. if donald trump is popular in your district, and we head toward the midterm elections. and in suburban areas, these are difficult -- support the president, traditional republican policies. it is a tough act to pull off. >> the talk about the resistance in the left and frustration and anger, and -- >> there is an enthusiasm gap. look at the turn out numbers, a lot of people showed up, donald trump made the difference in the last minute but he can't be everywhere. he can't be everywhere all the time. candidates have to find a reason to sales of the democratic socialist movement with enthusiastic turnout on the left. >> a number of democrats in party leadership say don't pin your hopes on her. it works like donald trump may not work in all districts. >> what works in the bronx, you see candidates like this, you see that on the right as well. people who are more moderate, and the same is on the left. i'm not surprised some of the far left leaning socialists factions of the democrat party

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hey, ed. >> shannon, good to see you.the rnc has just put out a statement basically declaring victory. the republican national committee saying, this is proof that the so-called blue wave is just a ripple. they need to make sure that everything is counted and they've got all the provisional ballots. in terms of the ballots 100% in, balderson, the republican you just saw, is winning by 1,754 votes. that is a wider margin than we had seen just an hour or so ago. at one point these two candidates, danny o'connor, the democrat, and troy balderson the republican, were separated by 155 votes. so a 1754-vote lead is sort of massive for balderson right now in the context of how close this race is. one quick note that hasn't been noted a lot tonight. the green party got 1,127 votes. so not enough to tip the ballots, but without the green party candidates and those votes on the left, the democrat candidate o'connor would have been even closer. so there might be some frustration on the democratic side as well when you talk about soc

shannon: there are a few things, we won't agree on anything here. richard and larry, thank you both. breaking news on ice raids and a new plan the administration they put in place to prevent illegal immigrants from becoming citizens if they cross a second line. a new plan to pay for the border wall. charging home countries of the illegal immigrants a penalty fee if their citizens cross into our country illegally. andy biggs of arizona came up with a plan and he joins us to tell us about it. alleged ties to terrorists, holding children hostage and training them to shoot up schools, the details when we return. sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparen

shannon: thank you very much. the judge in the only case brought to trial by the special counsel continuing to express skepticism daily at the mueller team. what does it tell us about the case so far? for poster and advisor to president clinton) and opinion editor at the washington times, welcome, gentlemen. we heard a lot about judge ellis and he has been described as an equal opportunity smack down artist. those are the words that he keeps going after the mueller folks. does it mean anything or is this more about how they are going about it? >> he let the case continue as the prosecution set out to but the real question raised by this in the judge's race it eloquently is paul manafort would not be prosecuted if he hadn't spent two months for no pay is campaign manager of donald trump. maybe there would have been an audit but you wouldn't have had the weight of a special independent counsel, 17 lawyers and what was done here in 6 am raids to intimidate him to the limited that was done. >> the judge talked about t

brookehank you to sutherland and shannon said casio -- shannon saccocia.erey could have been a this past week. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ david: nerds from -- nordstrom surprised to the upside yesterday. you can see how the stock price did as a result. they added another line to what is a complicated retail story in the second quarter. alix said, you can guess which one is the big loser. shannon saccocia of boston private wealth and sarah halzack. give us a sense of this retail story. you have walmart on the upside and jcpenney on the downside. down to think it comes execution. we know we have this pretty strong consumer backdrop right now. walmart was able to draft off of that. jcpenney was not. e-commerce growth was 40%. traffic was up 2.2%. basket was up 2.3%. when people coming to their stores, they are buying more stuff. jcpenney is having to clear inventory because they don't have attractive merchandise right now, and they are suffering the consequences. david: there are a couple of other people listen to be executing, home depot and nord

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shannon: welcome back.nother tropical storm zeroing in on hawaii, forecasters predict the storm could strengthen to hurricane in just hours as people begin to assess the damage left from tropical storm lane. torrential rains flooding homes and washing out roadways. rivers raged, 40 people had to be rescued from homes. lane ranks as the second-largest rainmaker in the us since 1920. a plane packed with people drops in midair just after takeoff leaving 150 passengers fearing for their lives. the capital airlines plane heading to eastern china suddenly losing pressure causing oxygen masks to deploy. one passenger says he smelled smoke in the cabin and thought to himself i don't once to die. the plane had mechanical issues. luckily no one was hurt. rob: the nasdaq and s&p headlining historic day on wall street after the president's agreement with mexico to overhaul the trade agreement sending stocks urging. more great news for wall street but how will it impact your wallet especially if you are not in the marke

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shannon: impeachment. under current justice department guidelines, they say a sitting president could not be indicted, meaning a sitting president would not sit trial and have a judge or jury determine his fate. instead, they depend on this mechanism of impeachment, which is written into the constitution, where, if the prosecutors in new york find any wrongdoing, if robert mueller finds any crimes were committed, they would then refer the casehe to touse of representatives. a majority of house memberste could o have the president impeached, which was what deppened to president bill clinton, and if crats could take control of the house in november, that is a distinct possibility. but then you would nee of the senate to have him convicted and moved from office. that 2/3 is a big obstacle to overcome. democrats won't have that many seats. so if he is found to have , committed any crimes and this does go to congress, it's going to take republicans to break ranks and turn on the president im removedbly have fro

shannon: good information as always. you so much. >> 21 after the hour, foxbusiness alert, be there before you leap, hundreds of thousands of suvs recalled for bad breaks. >> imam letter a-year-old daughter walk their dog alone, investigated. what happened to letting parents parent? our next guest, this is why millennials are snowflakes, stay tuned. .. rob: the search is on for an illegal immigrant accused of having a preschool teacher and taking off. joanna nunez failed to show up for court appearance, she where is arrested and maybe posted bail. ice seditious the permit ignored the detainer and did not notify them. to share firing back saying ice failed to do its job so he said she said type thing. of florida businessman called a creditor for renting his office-based immigrations and customs enforcement, people posting flyers in downtown st. petersburg calling to boycott all of his businesses. >> an elderly neighbor who walk dogs came running up and set all over downtown are these posters that say you are a predator an

in philadelphia shannon schieber was finishing her first year of graduate school. she had been up studying it was early thursday morning before i would say it was friday morning. about two o'clock in the morning she was prepared to go. the assailant who attacked her be pried open her sliding door. she screamed for help but she was being attacked. the next door neighbor heard that he called nine one one. but. he told him that he heard his neighbor ship scream for help and he heard like a choking he said. the police arrived within twenty minutes they knocked on the door but no one answered. the next day when shannon didn't show up for a lunch date with her brother sean he drove her apartment building. for lucy and it's neighbors came down and answered the door and sean said i'm trying to reach my sister or i can't reach or. the guy just would pale they say oh my god i called the police last night they went running up the steps they broke open her door and she was laying naked on her bed. by the time we got voted off you go the police were swarming read the apartment

shannon: we begin with a fox news alert.resident tweets attorney general jeff sessions about ending the mueller probe, the left cries instruction, the white house is called down. we discuss it with jason chaffetz. the judge overseeing the paul manafort trial cracks on prosecutors forgetting too cute and putting a warning to lawyers to start rolling their eyes. what happened? got it covered. republican congressman joins us off a visit from a facility in california where children brought to the us illegally are living. what did he see and is anyone serious about tackling the immigration issue. amid presidential tweets, new information tonight, john roberts, regarding a presidential interview with special counsel robert mueller. the legal team is saying no but the president wants to keep talks going. mueller agreeing to conditions set by the president's legal team but not all of them including some big ones. the only trial to come out of the special counsel probe is getting off to a rocky start for the government. jonathan hunt

[shouting] shannon: conservatives under attack. candace owens and charlie kirk refusing to back down to the haters. todd: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ let's get it started hot ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ let's get it started hot ♪ jillian: live look at new york city, 4:00 on the east coast on tuesday morning. rob: we begin with a fox news alert, crippling economic sanctions taking aim overnight. >> hours after president rouhani blame the sanctions as psychological warfare and demanded talks with donald trump. todd: a response from the white house. >> reporter: 4 hours ago, when those sanctions hit, it exited from the iran nuclear deal, sanctions are designed to put up revenue, the regime with terrorist dictators and militias, but the door open for talks, president rouhani had this reaction. >> what is the meaning of negotiations when you impose sanctions at the same time? like someone pulling a knife to stab an enemy in the arm while at the same time claiming you should be talking and negotiating. >> the white h

in philadelphia shannon schieber was finishing her first year of graduate school. she had been up studying it was early thursday morning before i would say it was friday morning. about two o'clock in the morning she was preparing to take a bath. the assailant who who attacked her. he pried open her sliding door. she screamed for help as she was being attacked the next door neighbor heard he called nine one one. but. he told him that he heard his neighbor say a scream for help and he heard like a choking he said. the police arrived within twenty minutes they knocked on the door but no one answered. the next day when shannon didn't show up for a lunch date with her brother sean he drove her apartment building. all of its neighbors came down and answered the door and sean said i'm trying to reach my sister i can't reach your. the guy just would pale they say oh my god i called the police last night they were running up the steps they broke open her door and she was laying naked on her bed. by the time we got to philadelphia though the police were swarming the radley a

. >> good evening, shannon. it's certainly another legal blow for president trump on the issue of immigration. the president had moved to phase out the obama-era action which gives them two-year work permits. homeland security secretary filed a memo with the d.c. court in join, asserting that dhs have the discretion. but district judge john bates wrote, although the memo purports to offer further explanation, it fails to eli elaborate meaningful on the decision. and judge bates wrote that if the agency wants to rescind the program, quote, it must give a rational explanation for its decision, an assertion that a prior policy is illegal, accompanied by a hodgepodge of illogical or post-talk policy assertions simply will not do. they have other rules in california and new york which prevented the administration from ending daca. this new ruling by judge bates goes much further and would mean the entire program would be reopened, meaning new people would be able to apply. there will be yet another court hearing on d

shannon bream coming up next. have a great weekend, good night from new york city, god bless you and god bless your families, the greatest country on the face of the planet, i am honored to be here. >>this is a fox news >> this is a fox news alert, donald trump canceling plans for secretary of state mike pompeo to travel to north korea citing insufficient progress on denuclearization. general jack keane ways in shortly. the president keeps the pressure on his attorney general, donald trump takes to twitter trying to compel jeff sessions to investigate corruption on what he calls the other side. stick around for fiery highlights from the president's speaking before the state republican party in ohio. tonight the family of john mccain says the arizona senator has chosen to discontinue medical treatment for his brain cancer. we go to capitol hill for reaction. it was just yesterday that secretary of state mike pompeo announced a new special envoy to help with denuclearization talks in north korea but tonight we are l

shannon: it is tuesday, august 21st and this is "fox and friends first". happening right now murder motives revealed, the father charged with killing his pregnant wife and daughter just hours away from facing a judge. rob: the bombshell claim he is now making. >> i would like to get the hillary clinton treatment, not under oath, write a report before you question it. jillian: the hillary clinton treatment. rob: new demands from rudy giuliani as the president rails against the russia probe. >> you are allowed to kneel or do whatever you ones. the old white man can't stop you. rob: the vma goes political. jillian: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ a beautiful morning ♪ i think i will go outside ♪ jillian: stretch it out. rob: much more comfortable outside. jillian: i don't want to get ahead of ourselves. rob: we are on "fox and friends first" this morning. jillian: donald trump unloading on robert mueller, targeting the russia investigation. rob: he expressed concerns of a perjury trap. >> reporter: in an interview with reuters the president says h