automobile factory for its brand vin fast but one of its chief executives worked for many years forgermany's b.m.w. and bosch which have provided production technology for the brand but the plan is to produce a vin fast car made entirely in vietnam. this is a call that is a dream for vietnamese and to have our own car maker here in vietnam when fast is already a magnet he said need. the vietnamese economy has been growing steadily year after year the traffic is still dominated by motor bikes. that could change once cars start rolling off the homebase production line machines with technology made in germany will help realize vietnam's dream of a domestic car brand and many are keen to be a part of it. i was born and raised in stuttgart i studied in hyderabad and after graduating i came to vietnam i wanted to work in another country to gain some new experiences i have been with been fast since february so i have been fast. there's a sense of optimism here that's drawing lots of talent to the country the young people from vietnam and elsewhere are learning to. developed competitive pro

with italian design german technology and it affordable price tag the vin fast models are intended forvietnam's growing middle class. germany is a highly developed country and i think the dream here is to bring part of its knowledge and technology to be to move the country forward. then fast management is not thinking small. the deputy c.e.o. says automobiles made in vietnam could be a success all over asia as long as the quality and price are right. the factory is due to be turning out electric motor bikes by late twenty eighteen. and one year later its first cars. i voted for to see the first italian vs the means german cause any questions or comments get in touch with me on twitter or talk to our team on facebook i stab you here mate see you again sir. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful new flu news on the great n.t.e.u. calculus some making gains across the continent this week conflict zone using the wrong path with colic still before the finish prime minister to slow the constraints of the conflict president of the you feel. mission and anything. conflicts so for.

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." >> the rock or vin diesel? >> what a tough question. boy. the "fast and furious" movies proved that both are masters of high-octane action. and while the rock is an indispensable part of the later films, vin diesel is really the heart at the center of the toretio family, and in the end everyone is better off when they're able to look past what divides them and work together. you know, i like to say, "stronger together." >> you're a smart lady. >> next question. >> secretary clinton, wow. i have a question for you: i can't find my keys. do you have any idea where they are? >> i'm sure they're around here... somewhere. oh, here they are. >> wow. thanks, hillary. ( laughter ). >> hey, hillary. what's the name of that guy? i can't remember his name, but, you know, the guy, he's so good in that thing? >> tony cheluabout? >> yes, i loved him. >> next question. >> cow think the democrats have a chance of taking back the white house in the next election? >> well, i don't want to make any predictions about 2020, mainly because i'm saving those for my

. >> the kid will be connected vin their souls the rest of their life. >>> this one, that is coffee.t her.e's shy.the finally able to get the rope, attach it to her harness and then pick that big girl up and put her in the boat. and all's well that ends well because she's okay. i love how he saved her and she's like, okay. >> got my leash, cool, let's go. ♪ >>> conde nast entertainment spoke to women about their guilty spending and of course they had actors read them verbatim. >> clothes and products that i know only make me happy for a short while. >> that's usually the answer. >> mediocre meals out when i could have eaten in for a fraction of the price. >> well, i could have made this better. >> i feel i'm smart about money when it comes to shopping or travel. however, i'm not so smart when i'm drunk and buying way too expensive drinks. >> yeah, i feel you on that one, girl. >> you will grow out of it though. the woman making $60,000 still guilty about buying jewelry. >> i spend too much money on ubers and lyfts. because i'm able-bodied and i can take the train if i wanted. >> she

her husband vin, a police officer, urged her to run when the shooting began as he tried to helphe family will never t w let it stop them from living. by the way, that shooter did kill himself inside a sof plane crash in palo alto last month. the pilot w. john spencer appeared confused about the location of the airport and where he was supposed to land. minutes before the plane crashed, it did a porpoise landing meaning it bounced off the ground a few times. spencer later crashed in the lagoon. he was killed and both his passengers seriously hurt. spencer was a volunteer with angel flight wenchingts an organization that provides free travel for people with serious medical conditions. >> no enin sight for the traffic nightmare plaguing downtown san francisco. late today we got an update on the sales force trapsit center which has two cracked beams. crews are currently getting the machinery in place to repair those beams and the next step is to test the beam's steel. the trapsit center hopes to open fremont street by the end of next week an no word on when the actual center will reopen. we'

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. >>> so l's turn now to vin ronani for details and the outlook overall.e's the tech analyst at key ap bankal markets. nice to have you here. welcome. >> hi, sue. hi, bil h thanks fing me on. >> we've heard both sides of this. it's a transformative deal, or they're so far behind, it's going to take them a while t integrate this deal and start to compete with amazon and microsoft. ich is it in your book? >> look, i mean, ibm and red hat, they've been dating for about 20 years. they've been partnering since 1999. so they have a lot of experience working together. they've created a giant product. togeth they have invested in labs together. so the 20-year-old relationshiph i think a lot to do with the deal. so thile ink it's a fairly large deal. the fact that they've had a long-standing relationship i think serves them well in ensuring this relatively quick integration. >> okee. so they've dating a long time, but there are a lot of people on wall street who think the wedding was tooxpensive at $33 billion. they're going to have to make an awful lot of money to

vin nownderway in much of the bay area. a fairly steady stream of people are showing up, too. but it's not what's on the ballots that is worrying election official tz. it's how well those votes will be counte eng. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. 28 days the election will be held and the spotlight on cyber vulnerabilities is only growing brighter. >> that comes as a new election issue was just revealed. 1500 people improperly registered to vote by dmv officials. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in sacramento with details from top state officials. leslie. >> reporter: what we have today is the secretary of state saying that mistakes made by dmv could undermine our jeopardize voter confidence in the electoral process. he also said there are red flags out there from back in the 2016 election with hacking attempts that were not successful. but he did say individuaid pro vulnerabilities in california's general network. >> the system is blinking red. >> reporter: the california secretary of state announced $168 million plan to upgrade california voting systems in

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numbers -- within tracking vin numbers. do they get out into some actual factories? up a second tend to do some of the finishing work on the cars. it doesn't look like they are going indoors just yet. think maybe going into the cooler months of the year even in northern keller when you they would want to get in side. let's assume they get to 5000 of the model three a week. at some point there investors and analysts are going to start asking how efficient can this be? this machineryf and robots indoors that's not really doing most of the production and a bunch of people assembling the cars out doors. that's a massive factory in fremont, california. gm and toyota used to make is000 cars a year and tesla making well under half of that. it's not an efficient way to do business. the production numbers is great but eventually they've got to produce these cars at a profitable rate. jameset's talk about bond. aston martin's ipo in the morning. they are trying to put it on for rory like multiples. can they do that? do you think the market is going to be up for it? going to be

. >> reporter: we first met masimo shopping for food in the home of italy's finest balsa vin and cheesethe freshest vegetables like gp with 25-year-old balsamic vinegar. >> are you ready? >> reporter: i can't wait. >> okay. it's an experience that is going to stay with you forthe rest of your life. i'm telling you. >> reporter: this is a huge moment, massimo. >> a huge moment for you. >> reporter: the whole thing? >> one bite. close your eyes. connect your mental palate and understand. your perception, your receptors are talking to you right now. >> reporter: there are so many different things going on in my mouth i can't believe it. >> it is, it is, it is. complexity. >> reporter: and that's his signature as a chef. and what's he making? >> he's making rizzoto with orange juice. >> reporter: dishes of complex mixtures of unexpected flavors. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: in his kitchen, he ov oversees a staff of 35 as they build his beautiful masterpieces that he says are inspired by contemporary art. his creations are like canvasses and he christens them. he calls this cam

the united nations human rights commission office meanwhile is calling for saudi arabia to waive the vin the vienna convention to allow the investigation to take place it prevents non diplomatic staff from entering embassies and consulates in view of the seriousness of the situation surrounding the disappearance of mystical shortly the high commissioner believes een viol ability or immunity of the relevant premises and officials distorted by treaties such as the one thousand nine hundred sixty three vienna convention on consular relations should be waived immediately. under international law both of force disappearance and an extrajudicial killing are very serious crimes and immunity should not be used to impede investigations into what happened and who was responsible two weeks is a very long time. worst flooding in southwest france for more than a hundred years has killed twelve people three months worth of rain fell within a few hours on monday. a second aid worker kidnapped in nigeria has been killed after a deadline set by the group expired nigerian government says it shocked by the

her husband, san francisco police officer, vin, urged her to run as he tried to help others run to safety. >> my brother was helping victims that were shot, taking them offer t the street and put them in a truck to get them out. >> reporter: little did he know, stacy did not make it out. since then, he's been focussed on helping their children deal with the new reality. >> she's in their mind all day, every day. they talk about her all ndsnd f on a bike ride in stacy's honor, radition. >> it was pretty special to do that bike ride. >> reporter: he says they will never forget what happened but will not let it stop them from living. >> not to live in fear, you know, my brother and these guys do not live in fear. they're not atrifraid to go bac out there. >>> the white house sets new parameters for the fbi in their investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the f-b" investigation into judge now at 6:30, the fbi's expanded investigation into judge kavanaugh in full swing, with president trump now saying that the agency has the green light to interview anyone it deems necessary.

this morning, nick hague and alexey often vin in. -- a few minutes after the launch, an engine failed. the crew had to basically fall back to earth. it was a controlled fall. no less dramatic. they both walked away without serious injuries. >>> a san francisco homeless man invoked his constitutional rights to get his car back. they towed his mercedes in march. he parked it in a street cleaning zone outside the shelter where he was staying and got dozens of tickets. he says he can't afford to pay to get the car back. he filed a lawsuit claiming police violated his fourth amendment rights by towing his car. that amendment protects citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures. until it goes to trial, the judge ordered the city to give the car back. >> i'm very happy today. today is actually i would -- feels like my best day. >> the city reduced towing fees for people. homeless or not, people still need to park their cars legally. >>> now to the continuing coverage of the wine country wildfires. it's been a year since they destroyed the area. in all that devastation hit close to ho

that's just -- i -- >> vin, that's not what the president is saying. what he's saying, of course there are home grown terrorists. >> there are clearly countries where terrorism is important and so it's only fair to take a look at everyone. whether they want to visit here or become american citizens. that makes sense. do you say what the president is saying are true, that there are middle eastern terrorists or middle eastern people with notions in this caravan? >> we know this is true. we don't know who's the care man. >> wait. when you say -- we don't know about his caravan. what does that mean? >> we don't know who's in the caravan. they haven't been vetted. they could be swedish. >> we have seen a massive spike at the border of bangladeshys entering from mexico. 00. the reason i bring that up, the boys are over here. it's a serious problem at home. it would make sense to go through. and they're coming via the mexican border which is an added reason. you have no he evident there are middle easterners in tensions. this is happening. >> it could happen.

joining us now is cnn national security analyst and former national security council adviser sam vin's team is briefing him on? >> in these kind of situations, alex, the briefing agenda typically follows several simultaneous event. including what new evidence has come to light in the investigation, what we know about the suspect and what we know about who he native touch w. the second agenda item would really focus on reporting. in an environment like this, the threat level is higher. we've had a massacre at a synagogue, a shooting at a spectator a supermarket and pipe bombs sent. the team will brief the president on any additional athletes and whether any additional resources are needed. typically the third piece of that briefing would focus on the strategic response. we also want to prevent more events going forward. a strategic response to hate crimes and political assassination attempts to see to rely on self-reflection from all of us, including the president. and the president thus far has been unwilling to say what role he may have played in inciting this hatred, and really han

say, coq au vin. this is an elaborate dish.is, you can do it in about, oh, 25 minutes, all together. >> stephen: so-- 25 minutes! this is not, like-- this is not slow cooking. this is not, like, a crockpot. or, like, a-- >> no-- you could use this for slow cooking, if you want. >> stephen: but that would be dumb. >> that would. because this is a pressure cooker, and it is a quick cooker. >> stephen: aren't these dangerous? >> remember mom's? did your mom's ever explode? >> stephen: my mom had one, and i always wanted her to use it, because it sounded dangerous. and she said, "no, you can't do it, because the valve is broken and it will kill all of us." >> oh, yeah, she, yeah-- but we used to end up with food on the ceiling, because it would shoot out through the steam. >> stephen: that's what i wanted. >> yeah, okay. ( laughter ) definitely. >> stephen: did your mother teach you how to use a pressure cooker? >> oh, yes. she let me use it all the time. but i was very competent. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay. ( laughter and appla

also samantha vin o'grad, and juliette kayyem. good evening to all of you. it's just unbelievable the nuv explanations and the absurdity of especially this last one. all of them have been pretty absurd. david, originally they said he left the consulate alive. now they say he died in a fistfight. do they really expect people to believe this? >> they want one person to believe that. it's donald trump. and so far the white house is indicating this is what they've wanted to hear. they are going to i think accept this explanation and try to change the subject. the question is, will republicans in congress do the same thing? lindsey graham is already out questioning this. that's a bad sign for the white house. >> juliette, what kind of fistfight involves a bone saw and a forensics expert? >> one that's a figment of a prince's imagination i think. i mean, this is insulting our intelligence. and we're at the stage now where the united states is not complicit in a cover-up, we are the cover-up. this is what this is about, is to basically buy some time for the saudis.

i don't like what they're doing, because we vin nation really checked and we have a lot of good things happening. so i will say this, we're normalizing money and that's good. but i think we don't have to go as fast. i want to be able to pay off debt. also, very importantly i think that the numbers we're producing are record-setting. i adopt want to slow it down even a little bit especially when you don't have the problem of inflation. and you don't see that inflation coming back. now at some point it will, you go up. i just don't think it is necessary to go as fast. reporter: [inaudible] >> i have not spoken to him about that. i like to stay uninvolved with that. i have not spoken. how are you? [inaudible] he is very talented. no, i haven't. only because i know you people, what would you do if i said that, right? what would they do? jared or ivanka, how do you feel about ivanka? i think cnn would support her. reporter: [inaudible]. >> two very competent people. reporter: [inaudible]. >> well i guess he is going before congress. we had a very good talk yesterday. he is going before cong

life, liberty, left vin. right here on the fox news channel. that's all the time we have left.d balanced. we are not the destroy trump media. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is next. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. ♪ ♪ . >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. another huge day of news. and we're here to break it all down throughout the hour. former fbi agent terry turchie and steve rogers, plus matt schlapp, herman cain, ann colter, charlie kirk, sean duffy, first this is a fox news alert. the department of justice announcing an arrest made in the so mr.s at this device case. they were sent to prominent democrats and a media outlet. caesar sayoc is a known criminal history dating back to the early 1990s. he's native american,

. >> sam vin grad, good to have you here. >>> now to someone who knew khashoggi kamash personally.fairs analyst jason re-sign was in prison in iran for 500 days. jason, tell us about the man you knew, former colleague at "the washington post" and just your reaction to what is alleged to have happened. >> ana, thanks for having me on. i was just getting to know him over the past few months. we write for the same section of "the washington post", the global opinion section. and i really enjoyed all my interactions with jamal because we were both working on countries that are so often misunderstood in the united states and around the world, iran in my case and saudi arabia in jamal's. it was a great back and forth that we would have about these two countries that meant so much to us. and i think that at this point one of the great things we're missing is this very clear voice on saudi arabia, a window into a country that is so little known. and i think we'll be missing that as long as we don't have jamal to fill it. >> i want to talk to you about another person we are mourning right n

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. >> i wonder if they could put mite vins vitamins in there, too? >> i don't know. >> then the talking starts. >> we'll stay with the sapphires then. >>> it's going to be a great day, one of the days where the sun is shining but the temperatures aren't boiling. it will be comfortable enough where you could enjoy a great day outdoors. peninsula 55 degrees. tri valley 47. take a look at san francisco. we've been getting a little bit foggier by the hour. we've got patchy, dense fog through not just san francisco. in santa rosa if you encounter some fog, please be careful. we are seeing low visibility for santa rosa. as far as your microclimate highs for today i think you'll enjoy temperature, livermore 83. check out concord 85. up through the north bay we're going to see a nice range of upper 70s and some 80s. if you're headed out to the coastline or the city, temperatures will climb into the upper 60s with a high of 68 for san francisco. there is something that i want to you kind of look out for. beach hazard in effect and the reason for that is becau

police departments nationwide have on their own not because they've been told to but just on their own vin decided to build up security around houses of worship and synagogues. new york was the first to do it as it usually does, again not because of any specific threats. they don't think this was part of any larger plot. they think testifies acting on his own. new york has done it it, so has chicago, atlanta, washington, d.c., los angeles, san francisco, seattle. so lots of cities is ash the country are shore og up security, not only at synagogues but other houses of worship. bowers will be charged by the federal government. so the justice department is taking a stand against this deadly hate crime. he will be charged with a federal hate crime that makes it against the law to attack someone while they're engaged in a federally protected right which here is enjoying a house of worship and using diddley force -- deadly force to do so. that could bring the death penalty if he's convicted. we expect the charges will be filed within the coming hours. >> i heard at the press conference they said

vin nownderway lause ]ve this . in much of the bay area.rly steady stream of people are showing up, too. but it's not what's on the ballots that is worrying election official tz. it's how well those votes will be counte eng. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. 28 days the election will be held and the spotlight on cyber vulnerabilities is only growing brighter. >> that comes as a new election issue was just revealed. 1500 people improperly registered to vote by dmv officials. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in sacramento with details from top state officials. leslie. >> reporter: what we have today is the secretary of state saying that mistakes made by dmv could undermine our jeopardize voter confidence in the electoral process. he also said there are red flags out there from back in the 2016 election with hacking attempts that were not successful. but he did say individuaid pro vulnerabilities in california's general network. >> the system is blinking red.

kevin and mike were arguing about who would win in a fight, vin diesel with his arm tied behind his backrney rubble with a gun. i hate those two morons. #jointcounter-joint. [ applause ] next up, you probably heard of a helicopter parent. well this new teen slang term is "hot air balloon parent." this is a parent who just sort of drifts away. [ light laughter ] here it is in a sentence. i was excited that my mom showed up to soccer game. but ten minutes in i saw her wander over to a bar across the street, and i haven't seen her since. i guess that's just life with a hot air balloon parent. [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up we have "emo-philiac." this is the moody kid who can't get his blood to clot. [ laughter ] for example, bryce had to go to the hospital for a nose bleed, and on the way he asked the ambulance driver to put on morrissey. what an emo-philiac. [ laughter ] moving on, it's "bro-meo and jew-liet." this is when the class meathead, and the jewish girl are secretly dating. [ light laughter ] for example, when ox and sarah were assigned as lab partners, i thought it would be a

one was vin dated by the increment which ruled that detainees had a right to a hearing.michelle goldberg about this. you know, i know from republicans that months ago, not a million years ago, they thought the tax cut which benefited everybody a little bit, some people an awful lot, rich people, would benefit them, and the deregulation would help them. it doesn't seem to, so they resorted to the negative usual scare clorows up. >> polls show that the tax cut benefited corporations tremendously and ordinary people. a lot of people -- it's true there are a lot of people employed, but things are still very, very, very rough. people are still living paycheck to paycheck and they're still worried about what they understand republicans want to do to the social safety net. so republicans are running this campaign that still worked for them in the past. they've realized in the age of trump that their economic policies or traditional economic policies are very unpopular, and that the way they motivate their base is through xenophobic terror. >> david, your erstwhile party is targ

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republicans to come on this show today for an interview, including john cox, duncan hunter, dana rohrabacher, vin, diane harkey, young kim, and all trade deadlined or did not respond. so mayor, we've got you. >> welcome home. >> thank you. seven of the districts that the democrats need are here in california. but it's larger than that. they need more than seven districts. you're campaigning across the country. what's your message? >> the message is the short-term divisive thinking that republicans embody right now isn't resonating. i just came back from mississippi and oklahoma, places like just like orange county we wouldn't have thought about a couple years ago being able to flip seats. people are pumped up in the church meetings i went to. you see the impact in mississippi of huge potholes under the republican leadership big enough to swallow the suv we were in. in oklahoma, four days a week to school. far lot of independents and republicans, they're questioning what sort of leadership does may v my party offer or my party offer? i think we'll see a lot of new voters. it's happening nationwide

we also have come in massachusetts, for debits, vins,ally open -- fort de partially open.e have airbases. we need to make sure we retain the military bases that we have. i think that was potentially going to be an army installation in boston. we weren't able to secure it. this is something, with her trying to go against the president at every turn, she's never going to have a seat at the table in washington that i can provide. when you talk about military and veterans, this is the same senator who took 113 days to respond to a veteran from lowell who had been contacting her office. sen. warren: one of the things we do very well in massachusetts as we have a lot of research. i've been a strong proponent on the armed services committee for making sure those research dollars go to our facilities here. i was able to get a whole new building for lincoln labs that is going to be important for the region. for the work that is done in am to make, and hansk sure the base can handle aircraft and the like. what was also important to me sitting on armed services is the people. all thr

can the court understand what the application process of like what it's like to student and you go vin information what can you tell us about the information the court to help them understand the situation better just to look i talked a lot about my own personal experiences with diversity years so i come from a very white suburb of texas i grew up with that much diversity most of my students most of my peers were white ray and so after sort of my time here i really realized just how necessary crucial diversity is to my heart breaks if it hadn't been for a diverse your perspectives on the different people of color in my classes my experience here would be completely different in the worst way and so i think i just like really wanted to put it in that student perspective of why they are just diversity is so important why it actually is or do we want to show people. that discriminates against americans. my biggest issue with this case is that it is being brought by someone who or who has never been an advocate for the asian american community who has been fighting against race conscious a

>> typically there is a plate that's attached very similar to the vin number on the vehicle.ecause of the damage it's not visible to us at this time. so there are other means that we have to look at to verify that information. and we're in the process of gathering that now. >> do you think it exists? you haven't found it yet? >> yes. >> you think it exists but you just can't find it? >> at this point we have not located. that's correct. >> so i want to thank you all very much. you can follow us on our twitter handle or at ntsb for future updates. thank you very much. >> were you in touch with the white house at bull this crash? >> neil: striking event here when the you have the ntsb explaining what was a limousine accident that killed 20 people. 182341818 in the vehicle, two on the ground. biggest accident since 2009 in accident that killed 50 people. so much we do not know. what we do know is those that gathered in this vehicle were out for winery tour. they included four service is teres, two brothers, three young couple to be safe. then all of the sudden reports of a scree

so folks, to paraphrase the great vin scully, in a political environment that has so improbable, the impossible has happened before. will it happen again in six days or not? i'm joined by tonight's panel, alexi mccammon, michael steel. it seems like all of us morning newsletter types had the same read this morning. look, all of us have sources that have said something is happening on the ground, you can feel the ground shifting. it's moving towards the democrats. the question is, is it by a lot or a little? >> in the house it seems like it would be a lot, but i mean i'm not in the numbers guessing game. the one thing that is clear that you alluded to is that officials on both sides of the aisle are saying one thing is clear and nancy pelosi said this, the house is going to flip to democrats and the senate is going to remain in republican control with them probably gaining seats, in north dakota, tennessee. there's a new poll out with marsha blackburn ahead. indiana. and the one thing that's interesting is how president trump and vice president pence and i reported on this today and e

standing in the crater in the world trade center in february of 1993 when they recovered the partial vin of a truck that had been used there. so very key here. it's very difficult to recover evidence when explosions go off. we have a lot of it now in intact devices. >> jay, as you tell that story, i remember the pan am plane blew up over scotland, and they discovered a piece, i believe it was a radio, amazingly, having exploded many thousands of feet up, a piece of radio which led them to where the explosive was hidden there. the advantage here, of course, is these devices did not explode so you have a device with a whole heck of a lot of intel you can clean from it. sam, when you hear from our colleague shimon prokupecz there that the fbi, that law enforcement is becoming confident that they made significant progress, what does that tell you in terms of getting closer to who -- the people or persons behind this? >> i think it's huge for the investigators on the ground to essentially be able to get to that transfer point. in my view, the transfer of those devices at whatever mail facilit

what a vin cal view of people what a cynical view of people to feel that way. you are now who you were at the age of 18. i know i'm not. i was a democrat. >> by that logic, corey booker should resign. >> whoo. >> keith ellison, too. >> i think we have a question right here. >> before we go too far from it, because in conversations with and about the president, we did go to the african-american museum here, and he was looking at the experience, and all of that, and he became so engaged about the legacy of frederick douglas, for instance, that i ended up with that appointment. but when we say he doesn't seek color and he doesn't see gender, that almost says color blind. color blind means you need glasses. it means you can't see. because blind is not good. blind is bad. i chuckled a minute ago, when you said he sees green, so that is one color. the other one he sees is red, because he says i don't care what color our skin is, we all bleed the same. so in my representation of what i believe, i actually believe the president appreciates things like gender and ethnic

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if governor bev vin is right, net-net that won't move the needle. what will is the president's popularity. we shall see. fox news continues. >> fox news alert at noon eastern, this was video overnight of a short stop in germany made by american pastor andrew broun soften. he had -- brunson. now enroute to the united states, noon eastern on this saturday. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, i'm leland vittert. chris: and i'm kristin fisher. once he lands at joint base andrews, he'll head to the oval office for a meeting with president trump. let's go first to gillian turner who's waiting for the pats to have's arrival -- pastor's arrival at andrews. >> reporter: i'm here, we have been stationed just across the street from joint base andrews, counting down to pastor brunson's arrival since five a.m. he is expected to touch down any moment. it'll be the first time his feet touched american soil since he was taken into captivity in turkey two years ago. he did spend the night flying over the atlantic with a quick stop in germany wh

if governor bev vin is right, net-net that won't move the needle.esident's popularity. we shall see. fox news continues. >> fox news alert at noon eastern, this was video overnight of a short stop in germany made by american pastor andrew broun soften. he had -- brunson. now enroute to the united states, noon eastern on this saturday. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, i'm leland vittert. chris: and i'm kristin fisher. once he lands at joint base andrews, he'll head to the oval office for a meeting with president trump. let's go first to gillian turner

alsojoining us from birmingham is vin vara, former president of the british independent retails associationhologist at the university of worcester. welcome to all the view. thank you for coming in. kate, what do you think on what is happening with debenhams? these huge losses today, the bulk of it being put down to one—off costs of more than £500 million but, nonetheless they are closing a lot of stores. i'm surprised it's taken them this long to make this decision, which is horribly painful and i feel desperately for those losing their jobs and the towns with a gaping hole left in the middle of their high street. however, if we think on what has happened in america, in 2016, macy's announced the closure of 100 stores. in 2016, they were ahead of this. that was 15% of their store portfolio. and terribly bad news for macy's employees and customers. however, it's necessary. we are not needing as much high street retail as we did. where are the macy's now? they've turned it around, they are doing better and one of the interesting thing is they are doing is the embraced the idea of sales, disco