william la jeunesse is fly from wichita, kansas, . >> there is a lot of spin here, so let me give you the fact that both arguments, ron estes is a former farmer, current state treasurer, he won this congressional seat and a very red district. where republicans outnumber democrats by more than 50%, and democrats have not won here and i was 25 years. they voters know him and like him, so he won by seven points and eight district that trump won by 27 and his predecessor won by 31, so is that margin of victory a sign of weakness that republicans nationally are in trouble, ron estes says no. >> it was a chance for the democrats. they were motivated. there was a lot of angst against the president. they were going to fight back, but we really sold the pundits

tom: big number, william la jeunesse, thank you very much. we're coming right back with much more, so stay with us. president trump condemning iran's failure to uphold the disastrous nuclear deal. >> as far as iran is concerned, i think they are doing a tremendous disservice to an agreement that was signed. it was a terrible agreement, it shouldn't have been signed, shouldn't have been negotiated the way it was negotiated. tom: fred fleitz joins us next. strap on tight for the kite surfing adventure. we'll bring you the stunning video up next. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ♪ ♪ welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! ♪ making every stay a speciastay. holiday inn, smiles ahead. whether for big meetings or little getaways, member always save more at holidayinn.com . tom: authorities in venezuela have now seized

tom: big number, william la jeunesse, thank you very much.e're coming right back with much more, so stay with us. president trump condemning iran's failure to uphold the disastrous nuclear deal. >> as far as iran is concerned, i think they are doing a tremendous disservice to an agreement that was signed. it was a terrible agreement, it shouldn't have been signed, shouldn't have been negotiated the way it was negotiated. the way it was negotiated. tom: fred fleitz joins us next. i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to

tom: big number, william la jeunesse, thank you very much. we're coming right back with much more, so stay with us. president trump condemning iran's failure to uphold the disastrous nuclear deal. >> as far as iran is concerned, i think they are doing a tremendous disservice to an agreement that was signed. it was a terrible agreement, it shouldn't have been signed, shouldn't have been negotiated the way it was negotiated. tom: fred fleitz joins us next. . tom: authorities in venezuela have now seized a general motors assembly plant. yep. it comes amid anti-government protests against socialist president nicolas maduro. at least three people were killed in shootings during demonstrations yesterday. general motors calls the move by the venezuelan government an illegal judicial seizure of assets and said it would cease operations in the country. north korean state media threatening to launch, and i'm quoting, a super mighty preemptive strike that would reduce south korea and the united states to ashes. and in the midst of the rising tensions su

william la jeunesse. >> jenna: now credit bureaus are rolling out a new scoring system this fall.he vantage scorer is not new itself but a new generation of how to read the credit. the model is being developed by the top three companies and credit scores will look at your borrowing activity overtop. john ultheimer is here with us. what is your credit score? don't answer that. asking that is like the most important thing ever. we do we feel that way? >> asking about your credit score is like asking how financially responsible you are. some people do not like that question because they may have skeletons in their closet. my credit score is good. that means i'll be borrowing money at low interest rates. >> flash it on the screen or something. it's interesting though, right? that you feel that way about something that is determined by people you don't know. that's where i'd like to start. who judges our credit? what are these companies and these people that come out with these measurements? >> yeah, so equifax, experion and trans union formed vantage score, a credit scoring system or

tom: big number, william la jeunesse, thank you very much.oming right back with much more, so stay with us. president trump condemning iran's failure to uphold the disastrous nuclear deal. >> as far as iran is concerned, i think they are doing a tremendous disservice to an agreement that was signed. it was a terrible agreement, it shouldn't have been signed, shouldn't have been negotiated the way it was negotiated. tom: fred fleitz joins us next. earning your cash back shouldn't be this complicated. yet some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to a few places. and then, change those places every few months. enough with that! (echo) with quicksilver from capital one you've always earned unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. welcome to unlimited. what's in your wallet? othe newly advanced gle can i'm csee in your blind spot. onboard cameras and radar can detect danger all around you. driver assist systems can pull you back into your lane if drifting. bye chief. bye bobby. and will even help you brake, if necessary. it m

william la jeunesse. thank you for ending on that note. david.ent trump making a very long distance call to the international space station today, congratulating astronaut peggy whitson for breaking the record for the longest total time spent in outer space by an american astronaut, 534 days and counting. i can't imagine going two years without seeing blue sky, smelling the roses, good lord. god bless her. i'm glad somebody is willing to do it. i never -- melissa: what is it like to come back after that many? i can't imagine. can't imagine. david: pretty wobbly after a while. melissa: fox news is now learning that treasury secretary steve mnuchin council of economic advisors chief gary cohn, house speaker paul ryan, senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch and house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady will be meeting tomorrow night at the white house to talk tax reform. they're talking turkey. david: they're talking this, the little postcard, the little postcard. imagine doing your taxes on this? wouldn't it be wonderful? melissa:

in los angeles william la jeunesse "fox news."ust democrats trying to stop that president trump are building a wall along the mexican border. at that some of the people who lived there where the wall will be built saying they're trying to buy. texas is especially unique since 90% of the land is privately-owned which means the government would have to seize it under eminent domain and that could lead to a series of long-term legal battles not to mention millions and 19 upon millions, tens of millions of dollars. is that in the budget? kc stegall explains. >> it was the cornerstone of resin trump campaign erect a wall between mexico and the united states to keep illegal immigrants and smugglers out. >> who's going to stop them? >> aurora may be skeptical over how much of a deterrent the structure will actually be. she and her family on land along the border in south texas and they have now received a letter from the department of justice offering $2900 for more than one acre of their property. fair market die says the federal govern

back to you. >> jon: william la jeunesse, interesting story.ank you. >> jenna: white house press briefing set to begin any moment from now. for questions around north korea's failed ballistic missile test, we will bring you there when it begins paired also a heartwarming rescue, how firefighters and saved the lives of a few web footed friends. "the final 30" is next. ♪ >> jon: time for our final 30. some lucky ducklings home with their mom thanks to firefighters in washington state. >> jenna: the maple valley fire department outside seattle sharing the rescue on its facebook page. firefighters fishing the ducks out of a storm. the ducklings getting a warning to stay away from the street in the future before being returned to mom. when a firefighter warns you and you're young, that uniform can be a little intimidating. >> jon: all they all lived happily ever after. >> jenna: that's right. that's good. fire department, right on. lucky ducks. >> jon: thank you very much for joining us today. >> jenna: "america's news hq" starts right now. >> a fox

william la jeunesse joins us live from los angeles. what kind of money are they talking about charging? >> that is a little premature right now, but when it comes to the wall, there is a lot of posturing on both sides of the aisle and both sides of the border. yesterday, the mexican foreign secretary called the wall "a hostile act" and threatened to impose a fee on americans visiting mexico. financially, doesn't make make sense for america due back mexico to discourage americans from visiting by charging? is the third largest source of foreign income for mexico. in what if americans slap a retaliatory fee on that mexicans who on average make less than $10,000 who visit in work in the u.s. every day? is a grandstanding or real? the answer is like 8 likely light years away. a built in california would prohibit companies from contracting with the state if they helped build the wall, design or construction. last night, the san diego school board endorsed the bill which passed out of committee on a party line vote. >> history has been very

correspondent william la jeunesse is in tonight. >> we are going to have an immigration system that works>> as a candidate, donald trump promised to deport so-called dreamers. that has yet to happen. >> we had a deal with daca. >> juan manuel montes said he was having a hunch with a friend near the border when he was accosted by a porta patrol agent. unable to find his daca i.d., montes says he was deported, it claimed the administration denies, claiming "there are no records to support montes' claim." instead, officials say montes was already in mexico when they caught him a day later trying to sneak into the u.s. by climbing over a fence. >> dock and relays are not being targeted. i don't know why this individual was picked up. >> saying montes did have a legitimate docket status but by going to mexico, he lost his protection. >> when our agents on the frontline encounter people, they are going to enforce the laws on the books. >> critics jumped on the montes story for what they consider trumps inhumane policy. calling it disturbing, alarming, senate minority leader nancy pelosi. montes

we go to william la jeunesse for more on this. >> a big story partially because donald trump says heuldn't deport the daca recipients, then come he got into office and said he would be humane about it. we have two totally different stories. on the one hand, the dreamer says he was tossed over the border back to mexico without cause or due process, despite his protected legal status. on the other, you have the federal government saying that juan manuel montes blew it. he had the freedom to live and work in the u.s. and likely a shot at legal residency and threw it away for a pleasure trip to mexico. so, here are the two stories. montes claims he's having lunch with a friend of the u.s. side of the board and when he was confronted by a border patrol agent, when he couldn't immediately produce his daca i.d., he claims he was detained and deported. homeland security says that is a lie. i am quoting, "there are no records or evidence to support his claim that he was detained or taken to the calexico port of entry on february 18th." instead, officials say that montes was already in mexico,

william la jeunesse joins us from los angeles with more. >> you know if that person is here illegally, the trump administration considers them eligible for deportation. california democrats say they want the right to decide as a sanctuary state who goes and who stays including, according to victims, criminal aliens. >> this is my son. i miss his smile every day. he would never tell me happy mother's day. >> victims of illegal criminal immigrants in california are fighting back. >> i do not want another family member to have to live the hill and pain and suffering that i live with every day. >> that is why tuesday, republican lawmakers introduced a bill to stop california from becoming a safe haven for criminal aliens. >> first, it would stop state funds from entering any jurisdiction that claims to be a sanctuary or has a sanctuary policies in place. secondly, it would direct california's law enforcement to cooperate directly with federal immigration officials. >> draconian immigration policies do not work. >> the bill captures democrat attempts to protect all illegal immigrants inclu

here is national correspondent william la jeunesse. >> plenty of people, the illegals and the drugs. >> on patrol and in the jail, this is not a sanctuary city. >> if we determine they are here illegally, we notify i.c.e., and i.c.e. will deliver a warrant for that person, then we will put a detainer on that person. >> the size of pinal county is close enough to affect the crime rate paid >> people need to understand that illegal immigration goes hand-in-hand almost always with drug trafficking and human trafficking. >> a vehicle in the canal. >> belongs to an antismuggling unit that arrested hundreds and seized massive amounts of drugs last year. unlike most sanctuary communities, it is not illegal in arizona to ask an immigration status or birthplace. >> how long have you lived on the immigration? >> once booked, they are trained as -- speak of the program allows me to make sure i'm not putting crr communities paid >> their goal is the same as ours, and the sheriffs and mom enforcement agencies realize that by turning over these criminal aliens to us they are not going to be able t

correspondent william la jeunesse shows us from los angeles. >> enough is enough. you are passing these propositions, creating laws that's raising crime. >> california is trying what it calls prison reform. >> this is governor jerry brown. vote for proposition 57. it saves money and reduces crime rates to go governor brown sold voters on prop 57. mandated the early release of supposedly nonviolent offenders. speak of the most recent statistics show violent crime rs in some california cities have increased by over 50%. >> prosecutors say recent measures to reduce the prison population by releasing nonviolent offenders early and making some felonies and misdemeanors have backfired. >> it's not good for our communities or officers. >> the chief blamed one of these laws for the death of officer keith boyer. his killer would have been returned to prison after violating parole four times. instead he received ten days in jail before the murder. >> ten days in jail is a slap on the wrist. >> crime -- >> advocates say reform works. >> new york and new jersey have reduced th

correspondent william la jeunesse explains tonight. >> california is the capital of gun control comep lawmakers last year passing a sweeping set of restrictions. >> we in the legislature will act with the appropriate level of urgency in response to the growing scourge of gun violence in our streets. >> monday, gun advocates fired back. >> they are coming at gun ownership from every angle. it is all completely inappropriate. >> the california rifle and pistol association plans to pay her six lawsuits the first challenges the ban on assault-style weapons including the popular ar-15 with a detachable magazine. >> guns that are chosen by people, by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes, those kind of guns are protected by the second amendment. >> the group also claims california's ban on high-capacity magazines, those with more than ten rounds, violates with the supreme court considers a reasonable restriction. >> making it more difficult for me to reload my gun when i'm out shooting isn't going to help you when you are mugged in an alleyway paid >> large capacity magazines, the abili

reporter william la jeunesse joins us with mexico proposing and what it means for american tourists.eporter: almost 30 million americans visit mexico each year. and yet the foreign minister said on tuesday, he wanted to punish american tourists by imposing an entry fee in retaliation for the proposed border wall, which he called a hostile act. >> and the president made it very clear. he tweeted about this early. his priorities have not changeed and there will be a wall built. >> reporter: when is not clear though going forward, a former rival may help provide a new source of cash. >> and my legislation is very simple. it says el chapo's asset iss and for that matter, any other drug cartel whose assets are forfeited. money would go to building the wall. >> reporter: the idea has a long way to go blue bit -- but political opponents haven't stopped to underhighway patrol the president's plan. >> history has been clear that walls don't work. >> i a bill in california would prohibit the state from doing any business with any company that does any work on the wall. last night, the san dieg

william la jeunesse has the tail of the tape from los angeles. >> los angeles, ground zero in the warhat refused to hand over criminal aliens. >> use 80 years ago you see 100 people a night on a friday from l.a. county jail. now what do you see in a week? >> 50 to 75 for the entire week. to >> before california stopped cooperating with the feds on immigration enforcement, this detention facility processed thousands of criminal aliens from local jails for deportation. now according to i.c.e., most get released to the streets instead. >> it is troubling for us because here's an individual, a criminal alien, somebody we can use our unique authorities to not only remove them from the community but ultimately remove them from the country. there are law enforcement agencies that are letting them go. >> it's unacceptable to attorney general jeff sessions. >> nothing extreme about saying if someone comes to our country unlawfully and he commits a crime, another crime in the country, that they should be deported. >> sanctuary jurisdiction say immigration is not their problem. >> they have the

the democrats are putting up an unexpectedly tough fight there, national correspondent william la jeunesses. >> i am running for u.s. congress. i am a fighter, and i don't back down. >> he sounds like an independent. >> things aren't working, no matter who is in charge. >> even a conservative. but make no mistake, james thompson is a democrat aiming for an upset. >> we have the opportunity to flip this flu. >> if they're going to win districts like this, democrats are probably going to be on the march nationwide, not because democrats are necessarily popular, it would be because the president is unpopular. >> kansas' fourth district is deep red, but the race to fill the seat vacated by former congressman, now-see a director mike pompeo is unexpectedly close, prompting this last-minute attack ad from the party. >> james thompson supports late-term abortion. >> followed by a verbal call from president trump. >> on tuesday, republican ron estes needs your vote and needs it badly. >> looking to rescue republican nominee ron estes. >> i want to go to washington to change washington. >> policies