she spoke via skype to trey and an attorney. she had anything to do with the bank robbery. she said the prosecution's motive was laughable. >> here i am i killed two boyfriends it was self-defense but i killed two boyfriends, right. would i have to kill ken barnes to kill my father or would i do it for free myself? come on, be reasonable. >> it's on my resumÉ. >> i can i will men. >> trey decided to tecall his movie evil genius. >> i don't believe he was involved. i believe he was an innocent victim who was targeted for reasons and that was on display in the crime. >> wells, innocent or not. trey's other big get was with jessica hoopsick, the prostitute who testified that she introduced brian wells to co-conspirator ken barnes. >> one night she was able to do this interview for us in the back of a van. >> and she becomes the punctuation point of your film. >> yeah. >> this is the reveal. jessica speaks and do you know what she's going to say that brian wells was just a pawn. >> when she spoke to trey hoopsick changed her story.

trey was more quiet. he had to get to know. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming and entre as he was brought up as. me with the district attorney it is 6 where his decision on whether he's got charged off. and they are just been trying to get my mind to accept either way. so today i want to argue i mean what i know now. then i want to release to make. another run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil at the screen right now they are just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been a resolution charging decision is not we had believed that it was going to be the day for that decision. and they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking at the police use of force to use the results of the free tell the that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under those circumstances. this particular case is complex because of occurred in downtown milwaukee you know late afternoon work day and you litera

i will ask trey gowdy, who joins us in minutes. and breaking tonight, canada's prime minister seen wearing brown face makeup in a 2001 school photo and the leader just made another admission, coming up. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we start tonight with chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher and are telling us from, the president continuing his feud with california during his latest visit, good evening, trace. speak a evening to you in the final stop of his three-day trip out west, president trump toward a new section of the border wall south of san diego posting that "can't be climbed" missing the federal government had 20 skilled mountain climbers try and scale the structure, but they were unsuccessful. the president also pointed out the wall is built of concrete and rebar making it tough to cut through or knock over that it retains heat. watch. >> plus it's designed to absorb heat, so it's extremely hot. the wall is -- you will be able to culture. you can fry an egg on that

let's talk with trey gowdy. he joins us on the phone. congressman, your thoughts. >> trey: i think impeachment is. speaker pelosi's speech was pure communication. they want the president impeached. democrats voted to impeach the president before the report was made public. legally, they've been investigating president trump since they took over in january. so that doesn't change. from a political context, she still is going to have to deal. you just heard the congressman from new york wants to impeach him over the clause. i can't wait to hear the opening statement from the american people. i don't think that this is going to her based, but that's what they're looking for. >> bret: it is seeming to have shifted in the democratic caucus, to get to this point. what about the whistle-blower and nancy pelosi, the speaker, saying that it was against the law for the whistle-blower's complaint not to be up on capitol hill? >> trey: yeah, bret, i paid really close attention to that. this can't be because of the contents of the phone call, because

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i actually would echo what trey was saying. i remember -- he and i just thinking over the last couple of days, he and i were on a phone call last friday and we were asking ourselves, hey, have we -- do we have the policy in place so that the folks that need to take action, you know, whether over the weekend or on a holiday, you know, that they have the authorities, they have the policy, they have the guidance, to do what they need to do. and it's making sure we've thought through those and that we, you know, i'm in policy up at osd, making sure we provided that frame and guidance to them so they can go off and do what they do best. >> okay. i'm coming down the line now. give you one last time to talk to industry. what are your top one, two, three, priorities, what do you think in this you could do to help? start with kari. >> helping us modernize our very manual labor-intensive lib ynea processes. the more i see, the more i uncover in this community, there are a lot of them we fine tune and are bespoke that we need help on, so

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trey yingst reporting live in the jerusalem newsroom. trey? >> shep, that's right. in the last hour, two rockets were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. this is significant for two reasons. the first, these are major rockets. they're targeting large israeli cities. this is significant for another reason. as you can see, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was speaking at one of the cities in an election rally. he was rushed off stage. here's what we know so far. one of the rockets was intercepted by the iron dome. there's reports of other rockets landing in open areas. now, we can expect in massive responses as this is being seen locally as a major escalation. this week, egyptian negotiators were trying to broker a long-material cease agreement. when it comes to this conflict inside gaza, if tonight is an indication, the talks did not go very well. >> shepard: as elections approach in israel, things heat up. a long history of this. now this announcement of annexation of the west bank. what do you know? >> exactly. benjamin netanyahu speaking befor

why do i think trey gaody, as great an attorney as you are, never lost a case as a prosecutor, that i would go to jail? >> if you're a lawyer, you can lose your law license. the court can hold you in contempt. >> sean: if you lie before a judge? we're talking about lying before a judge. >> you'll be held in contempt of court. absolutely. you can go to jail for that. i don't know that lawyers who make factual misrepresentations in front of judges wind up getting indicted. you're going to get punished. you're going be held in contempt. you may be get sent to prison. look -- i'm not minimizing anything of what they've done. we've got to ask the right punishment to the right offense. >> sean: but you're denying by signing that an american citizen their constitutional rights. you're literally using that lie to spy on a presidential campaign and transition. >> we identified the statute, using the color of a government official, it could be a 1983 action. that's all i'm saying. we have to match up the conduct with a specific code violation. >> regularly -- >> with an violation. now we're get

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trey yingst reporting live. trey?h 95% of the official votes in, prime minister netanyahu and his party are down by one israeli parliament here seat as compared to his main component, benny gantz of the blue and white party. there's 5% of the votes still to be counted. neither candidate will form a 61 seat majority voting block in order to govern in israel. this does put the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu in a difficult but not impossible position to remain prime minister. the key thing, lieberman. he's expected to get nine seats. that will be a deciding factor. both candidates had meetings to form a government. >> shepard: when we will know definitively what is happening here? >> we should know by tomorrow morning. everyone in israel is waiting to see how the international community will responds. we've seen mixed messages as to who world leaders would like to see to be the next prime minister of israel or if benjamin netanyahu will remain. it's important to note the president's comments. he was standing on the t

trey, thank you so much.to see you tonight as always. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: thank you for being here. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: coming up next, why the attack on saudi airfields believed to be carried out by iran but they are still figuring out if that is indeed the, could have major implications for the united states relationship with european allies. >> i'm not looking to get into new conflict, but sometimes you have to. isease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occ

trey yingst is live with more. trey? >> hi, dana.ote in, benjamin netanyahu and his party are currently down one vote in the israeli opponent to the blue and white party. there's 5% left to be counted. the number could change slightly, the key point here is that neither candidate will form a 61-seat majority voting block in order to govern. this puts the prime minister in a difficult but not impossible position to remain prime minister. the king maker is his former defense minister and rival, lieberman, who is expected to get nine seats. lieberman and netanyahu have had personal issues for years. lieberman is considered a liberal candidate. the two remain close in a dead heat and both stop short of claiming victory. one called for a unity government that would combine the two largest parties. while netanyahu bashed the media and said he's willing to form a zionist national government. netanyahu today is inciting fear as he tries to pull together a governing coalition. >> there's two options, a government headed by me or a dangerous g

arthel: trey, thank you very much. eric: new reaction is now pouring in following that whistleblower complaint that has raised concerns with democrats on capitol hill over the president's interactions with foreign leaders. multiple outlets have been reporting that complaint was prompted by the july phone call where the president allegedly asked the president of ukraine to investigate the son of former vice president joe biden, hunter biden. well, on "sunday morning futures" this morning senate judiciary committee chairman senator lindsey graham says he's calling on the department of justice. he wants them to investigate the wildens and ukraine. -- the bidens and ukraine. >> i'm calling for somebody in the justice department to look at all things ukraine. we have looked at all things russia and trump. his family, everything about his family, every transaction between the trump campaign and russia. now it's time to see whether or not the ukrainians released information regarding manafort who was trump's campaign manager,

>> i would want my ag leaving that one, yes. >> martha: trey gowdy, always good to see you, thanks forere. >> you too, thank you. >> martha: remember this? >> when your mom was 15 and says mama loves you -- bullies don't win and i said they don't because we are going to go in the we are going to impeach the [bleep]. >> martha: that lovely moment. today the members of the so-called "squad" came out swinging. katie pavlich here with her thoughts on that. ♪ [ orchestral music playing ] mom you've got to get yourself a new car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go. i still have this car so you can afford to go. i am so proud of you. thanks. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com. (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when o

-- had pushed trey to be more civically minded. he was, but he always kept saying, oh, mom, later. he did united way, for sure n a big way with microsoft, but i'm going to give away my money later. but i think she knew that then. and the other thing she said at the end of that letter, which is an incredibly beautiful letter, identify kept that and my own mom's from the bridal luncheon, she said i hope you love your bill as much as i've loved mine. >> that's ooh nice. that's super nice. well, she did die the following year -- >> within six months of us getting married, yeah. >> and within the two year time frame, bill sr. had stepped forward and begun to do what i call the largest checkbook kitchen table philanthropy for you in that he would take in ideas and offers and proposals and review them and consider them and send the best over to you to look at on sunday afternoon with bill, with trey. and then i joined in '97. but you know the line about carpenters that to a carpenter every problem is a nail? well, we were technocrats. we

our foreign correspondent trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight with the latest.iminary exit polls are in and things are not looking good for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. while he still could pull off a surprise victory tonight against his main opponent of the blue and white party. polls indicate he is not going to have the 61 seat majority in the israeli in order for him to govern here in israel. the key here is a third party. the party our house israel led by netanyahu's former defense minister and long-time rival. lieberman. lieberman according to exit polls is expected to get anywhere between 8 and 10 seats. this is going to make him the king maker in all of this. basically deciding who the next prime minister of israel is. you can hear some of the la kude music behind me. benjamin netanyahu expected here shortly. he is going to make a short and important speech accords to his spokesman back to you, martha. >> martha: trey yingst we will be watching that throughout the evening tonight as that tally continues to come in a tough election for benjam

hasn't stopped people getting in in search of wealth of another color the thing is pretty things trey's their life is gold lots of it the price of gold is high and that brings the cadi paradise the illegal gold mine. were in the air for just 10 minutes when we chanced upon this a great scar in the green and elicit gold mining operation down below the mine is c.s. and scouts and there's a few top attempt to hide equipment here someone throwing a water pump into a mining palm. trees have been ripped out and mercury used in the mining process would have leeched into the soil and waterways most of the miners cross illegally from brazil to make a landing. it's a problem of destruction of chasing an emotion and rebirth we fly on and see evidence of more activity around $400.00 illegal mind sites in french guiana extracting an estimated 10 tons of gold annually with nearly half a $1000000000.00. on the ground of a scientific research station we meet the head of this french territory. we have 600 soldiers power a minute cheap police and other services engaged daily in the fight against illegal

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

correspondent trey yanks. tell us where things stand at this hour. good evening, trey. >> good evening, bret. preliminary exit polls do not look good. while he still could pull off a surprising victory here tonight, it's unlikely that he will reach the threshold in order to govern in israel. >> israeli as rallies headed te polls today. edmonton he traveled the coast l with a megaphone in hand. >> this is a very important day. >> he is calling for change in israel as met in yahoo hopes to continue role. he blasted out tweets. many of them including information about arab voters. a war with gaza to push back the election. >> we want to prevent a left-wing government and a coalition with the arab parties. go vote. go vote. >> yahoo's long-term rival is largely considered the leader. he will be able to decide who will be the next prime minister of israel. >> bret: thank you. we will follow these results throughout the night. u.s. intelligence officials say that evidence is mounting that iran was in fact behind the attack on saudi oil facilities over the

tonight, we will be joined by mark levin, trey gowdy, mike pence all weighing in tonight, alongpe with john solomon and peter schweizer. they have written and investigated this extensively. it's pretty clear, the media's four day anti-trump binge was yet another false, totally misguided, and as usual, they got it all wrong moment. but, despite so much terribleres and misplaced his officer i can't, we got a big thanks to the media mob. they've highlighted joe biden and the country of ukraine. biden's conduct is now rightly in the spotlight.as comeman devs weekend,d, this may be the end of joe biden's campaign. let's take a look. >> the left knows that biden's sonn is a problem for him. this is why when hillary clinton was running, these stories first originated back one hillary clinton was trying to make sure that biden didn't get into the race.now that these han resurrected, i don't know who came up withthy is a whistleblower, is not a partisan we want to hear from the whistleblower but it sure looks likee the scheme backfired and it looks like this is the end of bead biden's campaign.

in the meantime, trey gowdy -- >> supposed to be buried >> shannon: for a lot of people in washingtonposed to be. great to have you with us in the meantime. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> shannon: so far as far as we know the doj is not pursuing charges against former fbi director james comey for leaking memos. it's unclear whether the grand jury is moved to indict his former number two, andrew mccab andrew mccabe, amid a doj probe and his conduct in office. so our chief national correspondent with these topics in mind, ed henry, caught up with the president of the border tonight, ask him about it, listen. >> are you worried that some of these guys what you were going after you are going to get off the hook? >> the report on comey was a horrible report on him and you have to ask the attorney general about whatever is going on and when mccabe -- certainly what he's done is just despicable, but we will see what happens, we will see where it all goes. i think that there's a lot of things happening right now, but we will see what happens. >> shannon: get the rest of the exclusive interview

in violation of uranium nuclear deal, meeting with top iranian officials about all of this today, treyt in middle east bureau, hi, trey. >> the head of the un nuclear watchdog did meet today in tehran with iran's nuclear director as 2015jcpoa nuclear deal continues to unravel, this meeting does come after iran announced over the weekend that it began to violate a third term of the nuclear agreement by injecting uranium gas into advanced centrifuges, iranian leader say this is step and enrichment levels is reversible if european signatories live up to their end of the bargain, u.s. sanctions on iran have crippled the country's economy while the french, german and british have had little success in finding ways to relieve the economic pressure, in the past week new sanctions have been added to iran's space agency and oil networks linked to iranian revolutionary guard by the united states further raising the stakes. >> they have put us in complicated an critical situation. of course, the islamic republican has decided that the jcpoa is no longer a one-way road. it was supposed to be a two

want to bring in trey gowdy. welcome to our program.holding what they call a spray inside the oval office. we'll get a play-out in the moment. we might get interrupted. he has been asked about the whistleblower story and calls it fake news and suggests it was a partisan whistleblower. we'll wait for that in a moment. andrew mccabe says this whistleblower shows in his words great courage. he said this on cnn. >> this is someone who essentially did what we hope all people serving in the government will do. stepped forward, used the appropriate process, in a classified and confidential manner to bring their concerns to the appropriate officials. that takes incredible courage. it is hard to stand up to an administration, stand up particularly to this administration and this president. >> bill: we just wanted to roll that out and get you to respond. trey, go ahead. >> i doubt any andy mccabe has any idea what the content of the phone call was or how courageous the whistleblower. i warned people weeks ago if adam schiff continued to be the ch

chris: trey, thanks. leland? leland: yeah.ll watch that over the next couple of days as the intelligence comes out. american equipment and american training make up much of the saudi military, including their air defenses. president trump told the saudis he's willing to do more. molly henneberg with more on that. >> reporter: kellyanne conway says the trump administration will continue a maximum pressure campaign on iran, and she praised the president for withdrawing from, quote, a very bad nuclear deal with a ne'er do well regime, iran. especially in view of the attack yesterday. >> this president and his national security team, is secretary pompeo, our nation's chief diplomat, keep many options on the table particularly when it comes to retaliating against malign behavior and protecting american interests and americans and our american economy. >> reporter: democrats say the u.s. has less leverage with iran after leaving the nuclear deal and say they don't have a lot of concrete information from the white house about this at

bret. >> bret: trey yingst in jerusalem, thank you. up next, catastrophic flooding in texas is turning roads into rivers. we will bring you there. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight buried box 13 and tempo. diverted after what is called a cabin pressurization irregularity. this leads pilots to take that plane from 39,000 feet to 10,00f 7 minutes. the flight, which originated in atlanta, was forced to make an alert to emergency landing in tampa. q13 fox in seattle where amazon vows to cut emissions as it delivers more than 10 billion items a year on planes, vans, and trucks. amazon officials say they ordered 100,000 electric delivery vans that will start hitting the road next year. the company plans to have 100% of its energy use from solar panels and other renewable sources by 2030. if this is a live look at detroit from our affiliate fox 2. the big story there tonight, michigan's ban on flavored nicotine vaping products now in effect. it comes after the state health department declare

to say so someone can paint their body blue or green or purple but if you match your skin tones for trey the character or costume to be more real then it's offensive so the law gives this one to you what would you say back to a man. well that's just it makes me think about when people are doing blackface and they are in situations where they are most likely the only. there are any other black people in the room right and so the idea of when someone says why is it offensive has to do for me with this question of like if you were were a white person in a room full of black people would you still be doing blackface. and i don't i don't think i think the answer is no i'm mean people do blackface because they are trying to be funny as and at some point it's just it's not humorous so i think that when people say i don't get it you know we can all laugh at that you know i think the sad thing is it's basically people that are and spaces where there aren't any black people around that are basically poking fun at that culture and that's a question i think people need to ask when when there are cer

trey.eporter: the iranian government is denying any involvement in this massive attack on saturday against a saudi arabian oil production plants. it is believed that drones and/or missiles hit the facility causing massive fires. i ran and proxies for the summer targeting western linked oil and for structure in the gulf including thinkers and pipelines. this event was much larger in the attack cut 5% of the global oil supply. sparking fears and oil storage in large price increase. a hoodie run newspaper in yemen called clint were hit the oil field in the rebels were behind the strike. those they've used drones a missile target study revealed many times over the past year. the united nations say that these rebels do have the technology to carry out such an attack. >> we exploited vulnerabilities in the saudi defense system and built our drones in order to avoid the systems. therefore the saudi air force became open to us and after their defense systems failed to spot our drones. reporter: ira

trey? >> liz, the preliminary exit polls are and it doesn't look good for netanyahu.still may be able to pull off a surprise election victory tonight, it is extremely unlikely he will get their version of the parliament in order to govern in israel. looking at the numbers, his likud party does come out on top in one of the polls. the other two polls extremely close in israel. these polls are conducted by local television stations here and are generally pretty accurate. the king-maker here in all of this is the former defense secretary for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and actually a long-term rival of the prime minister. in this race that is largely netanyahu versus gantz of the blue and white party. liberman will be able to break the tie. he's got anywhere from 8 to 10 seats. this will allow him to basically choose who is going to be the next prime minister of israel. the way the system works here is the nod will be given to gantz or netanyahu after speaking with the smaller parties this week as who could form a coalition. that candidate will be given 28 days to

shannon. >> shannon: we are all standing by, trey yingst live in jerusalem.. ♪ where in the world kicks off with more from the middle east. palestinian takes his war crimes case against israeli commander to court and the netherlands. one of the israeli commanders is benny gantz, you just heard about him challenging prime minister be benjamin netanyahu. they want damage by 2014 air strike on a gaza house he said wound up killing six members of his family. the taliban and claiming responsibility for separate attacks by suicide bombers today in afghanistan. one targeted an election rally for the country's president, a second ripped through the center of the afghan capital, and at least 48 people have died, scores more wounded. we have a comment tonight from the press secretary at the white house, calling it cowardly, saying the president will not work with the taliban or negotiate any kind of peace deal as long as they continue doing this kind of thing. tarto australia, a surfer lookig for his next way when a drone user alerted him to a circling shark. that dron

hi, trey. >> reporter: hi there, eric.ong rhetoric by the iranians who say they will destroy anyone who tries to attack iran. iran's top commander in the revolutionary guard said today at a ceremony while he was displaying pieces of american drone that were shot down in june by iran. the forces carried out war exercises this weekend and are prepared for any scenario. he adds that anyone who crosses iranian borders will be hit. >> translator: a limited invasion will not remain limited. we hunt down and punish. we have proven it before. we will not stop until the destruction of any aggressors, and we will not leave out secure spot. do not miscalculate and do not make a mistake. >> reporter: the comments come after an announcement on friday by the department of defense that more u.s. troops are headed to the middle east following a drone and missile attack earlier this month on a saudi arabian oil plant. as garrett mentioned, the u.s. secretary of defense said forces would be deployed for defensive purposes only and would be

the chief made the decision based on this officer not following procedures in autumn of the ending trey's life and i think that was a good decision. but he still wants his office to face criminal charges 2. good evening ladies and gentlemen our police commissioner i'm here today on behalf of my police to present the eligibility of the appointment to police officer we stand here before you as a diverse not proud of the chiefs actions i think the chief was a coward nowhere in this entire nation and certainly not in the city at any officer ever been fired for something called coach considerations. i have been pleading that our officers need to work in jail should we any have band with another officer maybe it would have never happened because individuals saw that there's 2 of them there's only one of me i'm not going to fight this situation . probably any other officer would have had an individual none of bulky coat maybe the hands are in and out of pockets and the actions of that individual caused the situation become what it became. chief when terminated old brother officer. the firing was

melissa: trey yanks, thank you.heir hands on the new iphone 11 and max this friday. latest publications are sharing their thoughts and reviews of the new features and capabilities. here with our own "after the bell" review live wire.com editor chief lance ulanoff. our buddy. you got the phones right here in the studio. >> got them all. got them all. connell: every time these come out, is it evolutionary or revolutionary? this is all camera stuff seems to me, right? cameras on the back. >> that square on the back is raised camera square, all glass back. three 12 megapixel cameras. the wide, ultrawide camera and 2 x optical zoom. this is the 11 pro max. connell: stop one second. we're showing phone features at 1100-dollar cameras. >> that is this one. you lose the telephoto you lose the display that is oled as opposed to led. this is follow-up to the 10-r which was super popular. they're calling it the iphone 11. apple shuffled the deck on naming strategy. the camera can do what is called night mode photography. you c

bret. >> bret: trey yingst. thanks.p next, we will have the ultimate vacation horror story for you. 600,000 travelers stranded all at once. we will bring you there. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country covering. fox 4 in dallas where the trial begins for a white off-duty police officer who shot and killed a black neighbor. amber geiger said she thought the man was an intruder in her apartment. he was initially arrested and charged with manslaughter but the grand jury indicted for murder in november. fox 5 in new york as a new jersey man arrested on terrorism charges for allegedly scouting potential targets in new york, washington, boston -- and boston, pleads not guilty during his arraignment. prosecutors say he acted on behalf of hezbollah's islamic jihad organization. in this is a live look at detroit from our affiliate fox 2. the big story there tonight, the strike against general motors, 45,000 united auto workers members enters its second week. progress is being recorded stomach reported

trey yingst reporting live from netanyahu headquarters in tel aviv tonight, trach?, based on the preliminary exit polls, this is not a good day for israeli prime minister netanyahu, in israel you need 61 seats in the parliaments referred to as the connectix in order to govern, none of the polls that have come out from three of the main israeli channels put benjamin netanyahu over the 61-point threshold, there is a right block and a left block, the left block led by benny gantz, and benjamin netanyahu of the other party, there is mixed pulling as to who will pull off a victory tonight. if you polls that actually have the prime minister winning when you look at the blocks by two seats, but it still does not get him to the majority. it turns us to a third-party important to look at which is that our house of israel party led by the former defenseman, he is considered the kingmaker. he is going to get anywhere from 8-10 seats based on the preliminary action results, this will give him the ability to decide basically who is going to be the next prime minister of israel.

bret. >> bret: trey yingst in jerusalem, thank you. an act of war. and for those of the words of secretary of state mike pompeo speaking about what he called iran's attack on a saudi oil facility. if president trump is ordering new sanctions on iran as his top diplomat, secretary pompeo continues to meet throughout the region. correspondent benjamin hall reports to make middle east newsroom. >> the pressure on iran is mounting. today saudi arabia laid out evidence they say proved iran was behind the attacks, displaying cruise missiles and drones. shortly afterwards, pompeo flew to discuss the next steps with the crown prince while u.s. investigators collected evidence on the ground at the attack site. he accused iran of acts of terrorism and war and risking the global energy supply. >> there were no americans killed in this attack but anytime you have an active war of this nature, there's always a risk that this could happen. >> in the u.s., president trump is also ramped up some pressure, saying he had instructed the treasury to substantially increa

the attorney general has said that himself, so let's bring in trey gowdy, former house oversight committee chairman at fox news contributor, good evening to you, thank you very much for being here tonight. what's your reaction to the news that his appeal was rejected? >> twofold and one of them will be wildly unpopular, but i think it's important to say it. number one is the celebration of our justice system where you can be the second in command at the world's premier law enforcement agency and still be subject to investigation and potentially indictment them or whether you are second in command of the fbi or working the second shift at a manufacturing plant in south carolina, the blindfolded woman doesn't care who you are. that is something to be celebrated for -- now for the wildly popular part. he's presumed innocent. i know it's not popular to say in a political context. if it's not, but he's presumed innocent and even if he is indicted, the indictment is no evidence of a crime. he is entitled to present his case in front of 12 of his fellow citizens and, look, i know politics doesn't

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correspondent trey yingst is live from our bureau in jerusalem with the latest, good evening. >> good evening, bret. earlier tonight, at least two rockets were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. this is significant not only because two major israeli cities were targeted, but because is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was holding a campaign rally in one of them. netanyahu was rushed offstage as he told attendees to take shelter. both rockets were intercepted by israel's missile defense system. we can expect a massive israeli response as this is being seen locally as a major escalation. egyptian negotiators were in gaza this week trying to broker a long-term cease-fire agreement. if the night is any indication though, the negotiations are not going well. this developer does follow another major piece of news out of israel today after prime minister netanyahu announced a plan to annex large portions of the west bank, including the jordan valley and areas north of the dead sea. if he does win reelection. 13 year leader of israel added that this would be done with the

good morning.>> reporter: trey talks between u.s. and china are expected to continue next month in washington dc, and the chinese commerce ministry indicated it is important for both sides the opening bell ran this morning, nearly 200,000 jobs were added in august. that is more than wall street expected and wall street honor the work of the red cross this morning during that opening bell ceremony of the efforts that are just beginning because of hurricane dorian. >>> word of the new trey talks sent stocks soaring right when the bell rang. take a look at the live look take a look at the big board. the nasdaq is back above 8000 again. 8115. eight almost of 2%. the s&p 500, it is up 1/2% as well.>>> one of the biggest sellers of sporting goods is reviewing its policies on gun sales. dick's sporting goods has already stopped selling goods a 135 of its stores. now, they are looking at how that affected overall sales. there are another 600 stores that still sell ammunition and guns, but after last year's shooting in florida, they stopped s

no place in our criminal justice system because my good friend the former chair of the subcommittee trey gowdy once said, we should strive for criminal justice system that is not just respected by the american people, but is worthy of their respect. as a former prosecutor my role was to be as zealous advocate for the truth, and during that time i encountered crimes committed that were shocking to my conscious and sickening to my soul. in those cases, enhanced sentences and mandatory minimums were fair and they were just here crimes committed against children, the most innocent and the most vulnerable members of our society, should stick with us. they should haunt us. and then they should spur us to take action. much of the debate here in congress has been about criminal justice reforms and the impact of mandatory minimums and how to reduce recidivism. we should be vigilant in determining the causes of increasing female incarceration rate in this country. we should be open to addressing in a bipartisan fashion the unique needs of women and girls in our criminal justice system. as congress

the deputy undersecretary for fbi susan mike in deputy of dui jeff kruse and trey whitworth on the joint staff. i'm going to go through quick rounds of questions. i want you to have your questions ready for follow-up. what i will do with the questions will give them the chance to set the stage and talk about what their highest priorities are and what their concerns are and then maybe on the back and we will ask questions that i used to get all the time. we will do kind of a table setting, several questions and then follow-up. we will do this kind of quick pace fast break basketball so if the question is answered and you don't like the answer we will follow up. i'm going to start. lots of conversation about ai machine learning and its implications for the intelligence community. you have described it as a pathfinder for ad machine learning. can you give the audience a sense of where we are with some of the challenges you have seen and in some of the ways we can be hopeful. >> thank you. it's great to be here. thanks. i love to be here for a year. i always love the chance to talk about me

momentum at the same time if trump is portrayed the narrative the strong enough by democrats to put trey trump as somebody who's undermining democratic institutions that would feed this kind of narrative and i think this could increase the pressure that trump has read good many scams in the past for the befana tissues the things he said about women and who are dangerous issues and he's managed to shut them all off the distance could it be different it could be we don't know. many times experts have been wrong in his presidency i think in part that might be the fault of experts in part it's because trump seems to be a different type of president and the rules seem to be working differently and i think this is exactly what the democrats are trying to point out we should have rules that you know need to be applied for all presidents no matter who it is at certain moments in time. boris film and a professor of political science thank you very much for another says it's name and honor trump has been at the united nations made last out of iran and what he called it fanatical quest for nuclear

chief made the decision based on this officer not following procedures in order to move the ending trey's life and i think that was a good decision. but he still wants his officers to face criminal charges 2. good evening ladies and gentlemen our police commissioner i'm here today on behalf of my police to present the eligibility of the appointments and police officers who stand here before you as a diverse and not proud of the cheap.

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