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stopped being "the situation with tucker carlson" and started being "tucker." when the david vitter story broke, tucker carlson like every republican in the senate and republican officials in louisiana decided that senator -- they decided that senator david vitter's history with hookers wasn't a big deal, right? nothing we should bother the senator about. tucker made the case that frankly when it comes to patronizing hookers, that's barely even illegal. >> more ridiculous, it's not even the democrats who are doing it, it's the press, it's us, it's the media. after humiliating david vitter, putting his wife's picture on television, as many of us have which is almost indefensible, in my opinion, because she didn't do anything, guy's got four kids. we've helped destroy his life. publicized this thing he did. now we're in the press attacking him for not showing his face in public. >> whoa, whoa, wait a minute. wait a minute. this guy lied for years about this. okay? >> lied about going to hookers? supposed to tell the truth? what the hell are you talking about? >>

tucker? >> huh?thank you, clayton. >>> well, fed up with the poor education system and no way to get rid of terrible teachers. students and parents in new york are taking action against the unions and their tenure rules. they have now filed a lawsuit to overthrow tenure. some tenure laws, anyway, coming just weeks after the anti-tenure ruling in california. the vice president of the new york city parents union is joining us now. sam, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> a judge in california basically said union tenure made it very difficult, maybe impossible, for poor kids to get an education on the grounds you are hoping to be scaled back. and something similar is happening here. >> let me just say from the offset, this is not about attacking teachers or unions. this is about providing the minimum education required by the new york state constitution to educate our children. >> and the law basically offers protections of tenure for competent and innovative teachers. we are not op

sergeant tucker now takes over from sert in finding out what happened. >> i saw you swinging at him. you both had him cornered. you want to stand there and lie to me some more? >> right, there was a lock down for nothing. what did you hit him with? >> my hand. >> who had the thing that cut the back of his head open? >> oh, i don't know about that. >> right. >> as tucker interrogates, sanchez undergoes his medical evaluation where an entirely new injury is discovered. >> who threw the water on him >> i don't know about that. >> who threw the water on him? >> sir, with all-due respect, none of those injuries -- >> that wasn't fresh. who threw the water on him? >> that wasn't me. >> while hernandez and lomez acknowledge fighting with sanchez, they insist some of the other injuries were from a fight two days earlier. so sergeant tucker calls the officer who was on duty at the time and the story seems to check out. >> because officers did not witness the fight and sanchez made no mention of it or discussed his injuries with staff, no disciplinary report was filed. but several inmates said

look, tucker, it wouldn't be happening. sending the rockets over into israel. and israel is willing to accept the cease-fire that was offered the other day by the egyptians. hamas was not. so, why would -- there wouldn't be any war for there to be any clated teller damage or a tragic miss fire like that if hamas wasn't shooting the rockets. >> so you often see news stories tally up the numbers. i think on the one side you have had well leaders reporting one civilian death so far. also a soldier, i believe, killed yesterday, an israeli soldier. ids soldier. on the other side you have over 300 palestinians killed. fox news is reporting a number of them women and children. you think that's a false comparison? >> yeah. look, hamas is hiding among civilians. hamas, obviously, has devoted a lot of resources into importing rockets and all sorts of military material. why tonight they build bunkers or tell their people actually when israel warns you that they are about to hit, please flee. please go some place safe. they don't. and

tucker? >> thank you, clayton.ince before the second world war due to budget cuts. we knew that was coming. as battles in the middle east get bloodier and world becomes more dangerous. why at the same time are our soldiers getting pink slips, some of them while deployed abroad. here to discuss it former army captain served in iraq thanks for joining us. >> you wrote a piece in the "new york post" so interesting and sad. pointing out that hundreds of army captains have received pink slips while serving abroad. >> >> we expect a wind down, a force reduction. as we come to the close of wars. we have never in the history of our country been a force reduction concurrently fighting the war. we are still in afghanistan. so 1100 captains receiving word they are going to be released within the next nine months. that's just going to put a further borderren on the remaining population. >> some of them received that word again while they were in afghanistan. >> yes. that's, you know, imagine having that phone call calling your

sounds like more a republican voter but unfortunately republicans are economic message is you know tucker you have seen this over the years. we talk like economists. we are sort of wrapped up in the rightness of our position but we talk about balancing the budget and we talk about cutting taxes for high income individuals to create jobs. and then cutting government and particularly a lot of benefits. you are the average american listening to this economic plan you say where my map plan? what you doing for me people who are seeing their wages stagnating and not getting increases and not saying inflation it away and that's really who this book is written for and for republicans to understand why they are not succeeding in these votes. fresco it's a little perplexing as you pointed out because some of these voters seem winable by republican winable by republicans so why wouldn't the republican party be talking to and about working-class voters? >> guest: well because it really requires you to not think macro, but mica and that's a very difficult thing for republicans. the idea of economics i

tucker to the national archives. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you for that great introduction. i'm happy to see everyone has made it out under these cold and snowy conditions. thatinteresting to mention even today we can understand what a difficult task washington had when you look at the ground and the terrain where all of this took collect, the campaign of trenton, especially the river crossing the delaware and the march down to trenton. how here inmagine d.c. and everywhere else we complain about the weather -- the recent st. patrick's day snowfall -- for good reason, it causes us inconveniences and problems, but if you look at it in perspective -- i'll be honest, i complain more than anybody else -- if you put it in perspective, it's interesting to walk outside and just imagine washington's crossing of the delaware, which everyone knows about. that has really been focused heavily on, but the real trial was even after the river crossing, which was a nine-mile march at night through the snowstorm through new jersey to trenton. if you can

tucker? work of a new mexico ranching family is threatened this morning by a mouse. >> i get that they have to do something to protect the mouse. we get that, but why can't we all be involved in it when somebody's paycheck is involved, when somebody's heritage is involved? >> federal regulators just put the meadow jumping mouse on the endangered species list. now the u.s. forest service is considering installing an 8-foot-high fence to protect the mouse, which would permanently prevent the lucero family from grazing their livestock, something their family has done for over 100 years. so, is this really a necessary step or is it excess of the most ludicrous kind? joining us now is the president of less government, seton motley. seton, thanks so much for joining us. "the daily call" reports this, that the obama administration has not yet made a decision on this. what recourse does the family have? >> well, the process is long. i mean, they're talking about up to eight months just to review -- t

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tucker tonight the show. tucker tonight >>> with tensions escalating over there, new fears about our economy brewing here. layoff announcements growing. consumer sentiment is falling. prices on just about everything keep rising. how much more can the economy take? hi, everyone. i'm brenda butner, and this is bull bulls and bears. these are the bulls and bears. gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about is the price hikes? >> yes, we don't have a way to deal with the systemic shocks, but we are seeing good things with the jobs increase, but on the other side, the lowest labor force in over 36 years, and you can explain away the gdp number in the first quarter and the consumer is 76% of the gdp, but you can't explain it away for june. there was not bad weather in june and you saw 2% of the retail sales increase, and the average person is starting to feel this pinch. wages have not gone up in about 15 years, and in real terms, and you are seeing the

running for president is hard, tucker. you look at folks and say this person didn't do well and that person didn't do well. it's hard. i say don't try this at home. you look at candidates who have dropped in. rick perry dropped in and found out wow we are not in texas anymore. this is a tough environment. day in and day out you have to be mentally and physically and emotionally prepared for it. i guarantee you two years from now when you are looking at the republican field he will say jay that was not as good of a field as we thought it might be. it's a hard thing to do and everybody has faults. everybody has witnesses and they get shown very clearly in a presidential race. >> host: i am sure you will say this is untrue but my perception after reading this book is you have some measure of contempt for or certainly don't seem impressed by him. a couple of his aides were talking of the possibility of yet another run by him for president. what do you think of that? >> guest: i don't think i was unkind to in the book at all. i

onset is patrick tucker, a tech editor for defense 1.e has been called a futurist for his writings on topics like artificial intelligence and information technology. he is also the author of the book, "the naked future" how the science of prediction changes everything. out of san francisco, dan komunskya a chief scientists for white ops, that i recognize to both of you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> patrick, the phrase, internet of things means every day object have going to have connectivity and this is something that the tech world has experienced for some tomb now. how is it going to transfer to every day consumers and what's it going to look like. >> increasingly running into object that have some computational element in them and that changes the way you interact with them. we are talking about 50 billion interconnected devices in 2020. >> it's beyond our phone? >> right. it is. uncreasingly it's going to be if you have a cardiac issue, it could be a wi-fi en and pacemaker of the kind dick cheney got and carolyn kompinsku.

to get it x-rays and said luckily for tucker did not have anymore, treasure buried in his stomach.wow. i'm surprised that his stomach is not all eaten up. >> his facebook has been toying with your emotions or hasn't been without knowing it at all. social network giant add in myths to is help on the way, how a new state budget may give school district more money and where else officials plan to find more cash. >>> another black eye for gm another seven and a half million vehicles recalled, the issue with these cars. >>> he's back, toronto mayor rob ford back at city hall in to

just to be safe she took tucker to get x-rays.r tucker he did not have any more buried treasure in his tummy. >> good for him. >>> all right. facebook admits it manipulated the news feeds of more than half a million users. basically controlled were those users saw. the scientific experiment rocking the social media world right now. >> oprah no longer the most powerful celebrity. her bumped her out of that top spot next. >> coming up your were there authority continues to track a potential heat wave later this week as well as the tropics are heating up. find out how a system could forbes has the most powerful celeb. beyonce' has snatched the top spot from oprah has the most powerful celebrity. forbes says she makes $115 million year with an additional 2.4 million for each stop on her on the run tour. not bad if you can make the bucks, right? also the top five lebron james, dr. dray, oprah and ellen di degeneres. >> facebook users not happy tonight after discovering the social media site has been toying with some people's emotions w

tucker tonight the show.ith tensions escalating over there, new fears about our economy brewing here. layoff announcements growing. consumer sentiment is falling. prices on just about everything keep rising. how much more can the economy take? hi, everyone. i'm brenda butner, and this is bull bulls and bears. these are the bulls and bears. gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about is the price hikes? >> yes, we don

mcgovern and tucker, are nar names. the pair were allegedly in route to the decatur school playground, they left home at 4:00 and their mom was at work and left them in the care of their great grab father, and the children's grandmother said he fell asleep and the children were suppose to come home at 8:00 and when their mother came home at 1:00 and the kids were still not back, if you see the children or know anything about where they are call police. >> they ran into a burning home to save to people in the mantua section. district officers made the rescue while two other people were able to get out on their own, the fire broke out on the 8900 block of aston street at 2:00 this morning. the fire moved slow and made it hard to put out. a firefighter suffered a minor hand injury during the call and everybody else is okay. >>> the trump many plaza looks like it will become the fourth casino to shut its doors this year. no word from casino management, but jim walen is citing multiple sources saying that notices will go out

here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, jedediah bila, today's hashtag one lucky guy tucker carlsonutnumbered again. >> profoundly. >> flew in from maine just for us. >> yes i did. >> are you happy about that? >> i woke up early with you on my mind. not the first type. [laughter] >> i woke up with you on my mind. i like it. >> we usually save that for later in the hour, tucker. >> i woke up with this on my mind because we have to talk about. so i got email very early. house republicans taking their big step in speaker john boehner's lawsuit against president obama. they're holding a hearing that could give the speaker

with a little help from tucker carlson? >> now you're getting into it. i like that. >>> and marijuana goes on sale in washington. we'll tell you the real reason it's still illegal in 48 states. >> i never thought i'd see this in my lifetime. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, the white house submitted an emergency funding request to congress for almost $4 billion. to help deal with the humanitarian crisis on our southern border. a crisis driven by violence in the central-american countries from which most of the unaccompanied migrant children are fleeing. and exacerbated by an overwhelmed and underresourced u.s. immigration system. included in $3.7 billion supplemental funding request is money for the department of health and human services to care for the unaccompanied children. the department of homeland security and doj to step up enforcement, and for the state department to target misinformation and support reintegration efforts for migrants. house republicans have been cool to the request. speaker b

. >> i go back to tucker carlson's comments. he sat there and said you do not want to know what a man thinks because you would never talk to us again. is it because -- >> you cannot make me analyze his comments. tucker has deep issues. >> when he says he doesn't know -- that i don't want to know what he's thinking, i trust him. hillary clinton has said a lot of money goes to a good cause but the latest explanation is infuriating her people even more. she's already separating herself from the president. separating from president obama on some key issues. why? >> what a surprise. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >> this is "in and out numbered." hillary clinton may be taking the claim "charity starts from the home" to heart. in an interview she said she donates proceeds from her college speaking gigs to a foundat

martin the stories we cover here are not going here in iraq other big story it's true that lives and tucker is a reason they don't want you to now. that we should all be completely outraged now let's break the set. dramas the chance to be ignored to the. stories of others to refuse to notice. faces change the world lights never. filled picture hope to taste you know based upon just from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. it looks good but the stability. you're putting on there she said. you can call it so what. was accomplished you will almost need a lead to. people with autism. great contributions. to society and will beginning to say organization schools and businesses otherwise seeking out and hiring people with autism. below no crusader america slaps russian energy giants with a not more painful sanctions package but europe for the meantime holds back its uncertain if it wants to follow. the penalties. all around. israeli strike. killed. children as they played for the short humanitarian.

tucker was arrested in tlel and has been awaiting trial ever since.ments in the trial will be delivered this morning. >>> san jose police investigating the store where a man bought illegal fireworks that blew off one of his hands. the injury happened on the fourth of july as ortiz and his family were celebrating fourth of july. family members said ortiz lighting the explosive, it exploded prematurely, described as a professional-grade firework. he had to have his right hand amputated, lost three fringers on the left. >>> firefighters say there are wild fire that has already charred 6400 achers in yolo county will grow significantly. area that hasn't burned in two decades. the fire started on the fourth of july near the dam, only 30% contained. crews working with dangerous hills and brittle brush and extreme weather. yesterday temperatures in the area, 102 degrees. one firefighter was hurt when the bulldozer he was driving flipped. his condition is unknown. about 40 homes were evacuated, and highway 128 was closed as flames got close. the danl has sinc

at 1239 tucker request for conditional use authorization >> i'm sarah of the department staff on the northeast item the item to eliminate the income limitations that will facilitate at affordable housing for the commission. both the interned neighborhood tenderloin correlation and the mayor's office of housing as indicated that will not alternate the purpose they've diligently gotten the approvals for the permit. this item incorporated one hundred percent affordable housing with regards to the planning code the inclusionary affordable housing and the department is not aware of opposition and we recommend approval thank you if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them arrest project sponsor >> good afternoon. i'm emily the social director at c nci have the project sponsor i want to take a moment to express my colleagues commitment to serving the seniors it is not it lessen the affordability of the project. the changes need because of an underwriting malice that all tax credit investors needed need to performance for any tax project to demonstrate many the event rent subsidy

today is the first day of class at tucker elementary school in alexandria. our cameras were rolling as students arrived. the students are on a modified calendar so officials say students have less academic progression and more retention of information. progression and more retention of information. still and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in, and sends some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for weight loss, it may help you lose some weight. invokana® can cause important side effects, including dehydration, whic

[ laughter and applause ] tucker carlson?use ] any fran drescher fans in the audience tonight? [ cheers ] well, last week, fran drescher was asked to announce the nominations for this year's "drama desk awards." and almost immediately, she was asked to stop. [ laughter ] i guess -- this next story isn't surprising. a new study shows that teens who mix alcohol and marijuana -- are more likely to have a bad driving record. also, you can take out the word "driving," and replace it with anything. [ laughter and applause ] you can replace it with anything. this is just disturbing. a beverly hills podiatrist has made a living -- by giving women the cinderella procedure, a surgery that alters the shape of feet so that they can fit into designer shoes more comfortably. it's just too bad there's no way to alter the size of the shoe. [ laughter and applause ] one day, god willing, the technology will advance -- where it's easier to alter a shoe than a human foot. [ light laughter ] a pennsylvania woman helped stop a fleeing bank robber

. >>> while most kids have a few more kids of summer, students at samuel tucker elementary school, today is the first day. it canner follows a year round skum. several other schools including mount vernon elementary have tried this year-round system, but most have abandoned the model for a more traditional calendar. >>> we'll learn weather d.c. students are making the grade later today. the district will release the results of its comprehensive assessment tests given to students in grades three through eight and again in the tenth grade. they are given in public schools and in charter schools. >>> this morning we are celebrating summer taking a trip to loudoun county. it's an area that is known for raising families and of course so many fun things going on. >> absolutely. angie goff is live in leesburg to show us some family friendly activities. >> reporter: good morning. yes, we are here at the berkeley house. this is the place where a lot of weddings take place. it's very historic. the building here, the charm you see is something that you see throughout the town of leesburg. here with

conservative anti-columnist publication run by tucker carlson. that is also not true.to numerous officials in the intelligence agencies. there's no credible evidence that cuban government agents hashed an alleged smear campaign to try to link senator menendez to an underaged prostitution scandal. that's what our reporting suggests so we're not going to do the story which is how journalism is supposed to work. we'll be right back. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if frustration and paperwork decrease... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. you know that dream... on my count. ...the one where you step up and save the day? make it happen. (crowd) oh no... with verizon xlte. hey guys, i got it right here! we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. so take on more. with xlte. on the largest, most reliable 4g lte network. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dolla

joe," or "smurfs 2," then you've seen the work of todd tucker. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? he's one of hollywood's makeup masters. what does a special-effects makeup artist do? >> what a special-effects makeup artist does is they bring in the actor, they create a head cast of the actor, and then we sculpt and design out a makeup that fits the actor perfectly, whether it's an old age or a character or a monster, and then we create the appliances, go on set, glue them on to the actor, and then maintain them throughout the shoot and basically transform them into somebody completely different. >> so, what is an appliance? >> appliances are the pieces that we create. we start with a sculpture on the actor's face, and then we mold that and create an exact copy of that sculpture in either a silicone material or a foam latex material, and then that's custom-fit to the actor, so when we glue it on to their face, when they make expressions and smile, it moves with their face and it looks completely real and transforms them. >> so, what are some of your favorite creations

they are students at samuel tucker elementary school and they're on a modified schedule. the alexandria city school was the first school in the city of giving students the option of attending 30 additional days of school. all other schools return to class on september 2. >>> some consumer advice if you're searching for the area's best air conditioning services. >>> no record low temperatures but an open window might be fine for tonight. however, it's going to get hot again soon. the question is who do you turn to if your air conditioning unit breaks down. robert is president of washington consumer's checkbook magazine. he's us with here now. always great to see you. >> thank you. >> we haven't had to put too much stress on our air conditioning units thanks to the up and down weather, but when they break down, the question is who do you go to. you conducted a survey. how did you do that? >> first of all, it's been wonderful so far. >> it's been a wonderful summer. >> but it is washington and it is august. >> we evaluate these firms by surveying checkbook subscribers and co

so he did it. >> nice work, tucker. just lose an earring last week. so i've got to find this tucker guy. >> you lost something last week? >> an earring. >> tucker's got it. >> guaranteed. we are looking at strong storms in the northeast. look at this in red down into virginia and north carolina. that's where we have the chance today of damaging wind gusts, some hail, and also a lot of lightning. so watch out. keep an eye to the skies. behind this cold front, though, it is so much cooler than it has been. 64 degrees for a high in chicago. very much better than it was the past couple days. we'll stay in the 70s and 80s. but look at what happens as this frontal system moves up. we will see a lot of showers and storms. for the fourth of july, in the morning we'll see terrible conditions through cape hatteras. that's that storm. but that's like 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. then it will move to the northeast. we will see scattered showers and storms. but the track of this will make all the difference on what you're going to see on frida

sincere mcgovern and mikhaila tucker were reported missing after they did not return home from the decaturchool playground. police say the kids are okay but did not say where they had been all this time. >>> and police are also investigating a family murder in philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood. detectives say a 51-year-old man was shot in the head by his brother on the 1000 block of levick street. this is all happened around 6:30 this morning. the brother is currently under arrest. no word on what led to this shooting. >>> a motorcyclist is dead after a crash in burlington township, new jersey. this happened about 1:15 this morning in the 2000 block of route 541. police say the driver of the harley, 58-year-old peter price, collided with an suv. price was rushed to the hospital where he died. the driver of the suv was not injured. this investigation does continue. >>> and firefighters rescued two people from a house fire in philadelphia's mantua neighborhood early this morning. two other residents managed to escape the flames. "eyewitness news" on the 3900 block of aspen street jus

the case was unsolved until dna evidence linked tucker to the killing. due to the law at the time of the crime, he faces a five to seven year sentence for second degree murder. sentencing is set for december 12th. >>> a repeat drunk driving offenders was back in court today in the south bay. and a former victim says she is outraged that she hasn 't learned from his mistake. ashley nelson says she suffers of permanent injuries. schiro was released from prison after serving 18 months of a three year sentence in connection with that case. he was under a court order not to drink and not to drive but he was rearrested about two weeks ago. >> it's a shame that we have to be here again. that there's no remorse that he didn't learn anything from going to prison. >> schiro's attorney declined to comment on the case. schiro is being held in lieu of $250,000 jail. >>> president obama is asking congress for an additional $31 million to fight wildfires. the president wants to treat that money like natural disaster funding. the agriculture department expects that with

stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right other big story ads for an ad like this and tucker is a reason they don't want him to now. turn of phrase that we should be completely outraged and let's break the set. all right so now we've done the part of the story where i look across to you we've got that whole element of how difficult it is he came back and now we stand in the market we're going to cross through drive and we're going to show just how that is no queues and we just go straight through and there's no checkpoints checks or anything and the irony of the whole thing. believe the ones that actually see the camera i think they put us up. they spoke to. people from the army from their spokesperson you would. be or were of the first to look for me in the area and. through the woods boring you know i didn't want to do what we're doing. so i did it. but. i'm hoping that they're not going to give us too much trouble if we do you know it's all about journalist global growth just the words that. are on six to zero point zero. zero. that's we driving out of a million now we're

stories we cover here are not going to hear any rounds of our big story it's true that lives and tucker is the reason they don't want international airport they're trying to reset the complete outbreak now let's break the set. we speak your language. use programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you. a little tentative angles stories. you hear. the spanish. visit. right on the street. first street. and i think that you're. on a reporter's. instrument. to be in the. most. when you accept death and devastation in a small eastern ukrainian village by the country's air force we bring you an exclusive report from the scene. this is the city of crime a tourist or residential areas of come under heavy artillery fire by the ukrainian army more civilian deaths and injuries reported. israel launching airstrikes on gaza vowing to retaliate for the slaying of three israeli teenagers as jerusalem sees it the biggest clashes in years triggered by the killing of a seventeen year old palestinian. militants seize control of a key town along the iraqi syrian border expanding.

martin the stories we cover here not going here in iraq that are fixed or an extra that lights and tucker is a reason they don't want to do now more recently. now let's break the set. this is what we do we kill people and break things. we can see something is simple as people playing soccer game you can see individual players and if you see the ball. you can almost see is facial expression you can see he is open crying out. maybe he cursed us or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. ukrainian army has regained control over the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk. forcing civilians to flee for their lives as heavy shelling continues. also in the east the tears of the villages of. to choose days airstrike which killed twelve people including a five year old boy. two men in israeli army uniforms a film brutally beating a fifteen year old who was protests. against the slaying of his cousin a palestinian teen who was abducted and burned alive. plus the extremist islamic state dream for me no designs this is science beyond

but would you settle for tucker carlson? >> can we be honest and say that there are some people in office, i would even say in the white house, who look at immigrants like this coming here illegally as potential voters, that this does change the electoral balance of the country and maybe they see this as a good thing. >> stephen: yes. obama's organizing bus trips from tegucigalpa so these kids can grow up in america and become citizens through some future somehow passable immigration bill, all so they can vote and deliver obama his fifth term in 2024. it could happen. [cheering and applause] write that down. so just to recap: the president is kidnapping thousands of central american children to take them to the u.s. to swell voter rolls and single handedly destroy our flour tortilla industry. here to confirm all of my suspicions is southwest correspondent for npr john burnett. john, thanks so much for coming back. good to see you again. you heard everything. you heard me crack this one wide open. why is obama doing this? why

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the stories we cover here are not going on here in iraq other big story that extra that lives and tucker is a reason they don't want international airport that we should all be completely outraged now let's break the set. ukrainian army shows no sea as it continues with its deadly crackdown on anti-government fighters in the east with entire settlements razed to the ground. was he. and hall break across the region as we reported on those unwillingly. called accidental attacks. while the jihadist group now known as the islamic state strengthens its gains in iraq its leader has a family made a rare public appearance calling on all muslims to swear allegiance to his new caliphate.

breaking details ahead. >> i'm mike in for tucker.llegals refugee status. >> we've got so many problems, it's not going to stop it. it's going to be government at its worst. >> so what needs to be done? you'll hear more from that sheriff. >> attention all parents. this dad says enough with those play dates. he says they're hurting our kids. is he right? he'll join us live. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. >> you are hanging with the coolest show on tv, "fox and friends." i'm renaming it homey. >> hey, homey. >> that's mike in for tucker today from philadelphia. how is philadelphia? >> doing well. eagles will be great this year. awesome. >> great to see you, mike and anna. we have a fox news alert. >> the u.s. embassy evacuating evidence in libya. the government concluding the security situation is too dangerous for them to stay there. live from washington we have the breaking story. >> this is where the u.s. wanted to get its people out while they still could safely rather than possibly have to fight their way out later a

when a driver of one of its tractor-trailers crashed into morgan's limousine bus on the new jersey tuckeran was seriously injured and his friend jimmy mcnair was killed in crash. >>> thousands walked for a cause in the 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer. participants dressed in pink garnered at fort mason for the event's opening ceremonies. the more than 9 mile walk takes participants across the golden gate bridge to marin county and back. >> the walkers and crew helped to raise an amazing $4 million just for this weekend alone. that is really incredible that money will stay in this area and go to breast cancer researchers a also to people who are providing care for breast cancer patients. >> and the event will continue as walkers make their way tomorrow to fort mason. >>> demonstrators bake on the streets. why protests ova toy-gun killing brought traffic to a halt on a busy freeway? . >>> also why high-end stores shut down in san francisco on this busy saturday? you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can h

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