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Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : April 19, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
and polluting of louisiana i'm a mississippi, alabama florida the disaster flush 5 million barrels of oil in the gulf, causing extensive damage to marine life, fishing industry, and tourism. at the time, stephen murawski was the chief scientist. now with the university of south florida and over the years he and his team have spent extensive time studying the goa goal. >> deeply mixed on fisheries and animals like red snapper for example had high levels of oil in their body. that's been going down over time, as the level of contaminants have declined. but that's not true for all species. >> the worst impact or to shrimp, oysters, and crabs. lsu's ed overton, an environmental chemist, focused on the oil itself and where it went. >> it gets degraded to other organisms and carbon dioxide bid virtually all of it. not 100% but much has been metabolized. >> says it still remains in recovery mode nine years later. >> we see these effects and we will see these effects for a long time. >> then there is the impact of bp itself, the cleanup, the thousands of payouts to claimants, plus the enormou
and polluting of louisiana i'm a mississippi, alabama florida the disaster flush 5 million barrels of oil in the gulf, causing extensive damage to marine life, fishing industry, and tourism. at the time, stephen murawski was the chief scientist. now with the university of south florida and over the years he and his team have spent extensive time studying the goa goal. >> deeply mixed on fisheries and animals like red snapper for example had high levels of oil in their body. that's been...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : April 3, 2019 2:00am-3:00am PDT
begin with the translation announcing her run from inside the mississippi river. inside the river. >> like i said before these are hilariously bad and underscores the importance to these candidates, hispanic staffers overlook or at least look at these positions and translate them correctly. people like amy klobuchar comes from a state where there is a hispanic population and she should have known to overlook this or these positions and translate them correctly. >> let's look at other examples, kamala harris wasted her life defending the values of her country. kind of a big error that was later corrected. this one later corrected. elizabeth warren says in reality i'm not on and i don't know what that means. look at something like those examples, how donald trump's base loves him because they say he speaks to them. when you are on the campaign trail. democrats are a big part, the count on a big part of hispanic turnout for them. i would consider them a huge part of the base. the fact they are getting this hilariously wrong shows how fake democrats are at least showing what the conce
begin with the translation announcing her run from inside the mississippi river. inside the river. >> like i said before these are hilariously bad and underscores the importance to these candidates, hispanic staffers overlook or at least look at these positions and translate them correctly. people like amy klobuchar comes from a state where there is a hispanic population and she should have known to overlook this or these positions and translate them correctly. >> let's look at...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : April 24, 2019 2:00am-3:00am PDT
toward the mississippi river valley and tennessee river valley so as we get into thursday the threat will be to new orleans towards mississippi and alabama. here's your forecast today. much of the country aside from the severe threat is going to enjoy some nice temperatures. look at kansas city 69, 70 point, 73 minneapolis, 67 in new york city with mostly sunny skies and look at phoenix. here we go. 94. the rest is going to warm up considerably. todd: it is upon us. jillian: 11 minutes after the hour. todd: don't worry about it. jillian: happening today the president and first lady head south to address the growing opioid crisis. our next guest lost her son to apps overdose and she says the trump administration is the first to ever truly fight back. todd: the president sitting down with the ceo of twitter. what we know about their closed-door meeting when "fox and friends first" returns. ♪ ♪ losing just a little ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ in the middle ♪ and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just
toward the mississippi river valley and tennessee river valley so as we get into thursday the threat will be to new orleans towards mississippi and alabama. here's your forecast today. much of the country aside from the severe threat is going to enjoy some nice temperatures. look at kansas city 69, 70 point, 73 minneapolis, 67 in new york city with mostly sunny skies and look at phoenix. here we go. 94. the rest is going to warm up considerably. todd: it is upon us. jillian: 11 minutes after...
coast towards the mississippi river valley towards the panhandle of florida so hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be likely and there is the threat as we go through the overnight as well so have your with the radios on, do not be anticipating those sirens because sometimes they will not go off. you need your radios to be on. across the mississippi river valley to the southeast towards the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast on friday and then again the threat is ongoing today and tomorrow, heavy rainfall on top of that, flash flooding will be a concern and there is your forecast today, the big story will be severe storms that will continue today through friday in 2 parts of the southeast towards the mid-atlantic. this is the time of year we see tornado activity and we are getting that. >> my friend johnny in central indiana texted me two minute ago saying we are having a crazy lightning storm that will come up at 5:30. >> you can see that line right there. >> keep you posted. 39 after the hour, the mueller report not out just yet. you can already order this thing online, the
coast towards the mississippi river valley towards the panhandle of florida so hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be likely and there is the threat as we go through the overnight as well so have your with the radios on, do not be anticipating those sirens because sometimes they will not go off. you need your radios to be on. across the mississippi river valley to the southeast towards the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast on friday and then again the threat is ongoing today and...
across the east coast. here is radar. over the mississippi river valley come into texas and oklahoma, mainly hail come mainly damaging winds, today we could see some tornado reports, watches and warnings in these areas shaded in yellow and green, potentially large hail, damaging wind and tornado threat gets enhanced later this afternoon with daytime heating. here's your precipitation over the next several days or the next week or so, concentration for heavy rain over the mississippi river valley, looking at springtime snow over the rockies and heavy rainfall in california and the northwest. there is your forecast today. not bad. mostly sunny over the east coast, 58 in new york, 70s with the 70s. very springy. jillian: it is not nighttime, but i bring the spring wardrobe out. 37 minutes after the hour. she got into a killer's car instead of an uber, the murder of samantha josephson is fronting major safety concerns about rideshare companies. a new bill could change the face of companies like uber and lift. rob: britney spears checked into a mental hospital. ♪ bookers book now and as
across the east coast. here is radar. over the mississippi river valley come into texas and oklahoma, mainly hail come mainly damaging winds, today we could see some tornado reports, watches and warnings in these areas shaded in yellow and green, potentially large hail, damaging wind and tornado threat gets enhanced later this afternoon with daytime heating. here's your precipitation over the next several days or the next week or so, concentration for heavy rain over the mississippi river...
grounds. only 3 states, mississippi, west virginia and california require nearly everyone to get vaccinated, exemptions not allowed. it's kind of interesting to see mississippi, west virginia and california on the list like this. those three states rarely appear on the same list, thank you. rob: strange situation we have this. thanks so much. >> no problem. jillian: this weekend i had the honor of speaking at gala for police officers killed in line of duty, blue lives matter,nyc hosting third annual gala, this year's event honored fallen detectives, ambushed an killed in patrol car in 2014. their wives were on hand in addition to officers from baton rouge, chicago and beyond. the president of blue lives matter. money raised will fund scholarship and fallen offer fund to help families in need. it was incredible night for good cause. rob: i was here working local news, shook the entire community. jillian: absolutely. work to go keep memories alive. rob: 25 minutes after the hour, democrats not giving up the hunt for the president's tax returns. >> the last 8 presidents have release
grounds. only 3 states, mississippi, west virginia and california require nearly everyone to get vaccinated, exemptions not allowed. it's kind of interesting to see mississippi, west virginia and california on the list like this. those three states rarely appear on the same list, thank you. rob: strange situation we have this. thanks so much. >> no problem. jillian: this weekend i had the honor of speaking at gala for police officers killed in line of duty, blue lives matter,nyc hosting...
those who object on personal, moral or other grounds, so far only 3 states, mississippi, west virginia and interestingly california requiring nearly everyone to get vaccinated, no exemptions allowed. rare that we have mississippi, west virginia and california on the same list. back to you. heather: so glad that we are doing more on the story, i think it deserves a lot more coverage. thank you so much, todd, appreciate it. >> no problem. heather: we will continue to follow it. violence heating up in chicago, warmest day of the year, ends with 24 people shot including 4 ra adults and 2 children at baby shower. >> children critically injured. four adults killed, 426 people have been shot so far this year. onslaught of violence as defends position to let actor jussie smollett off the hook. >> our office over the course of last 2 and a half years have used version or deferred prosecution with great frequency. when people say to me that this appears that you are doing something for someone, look at the 59 people who have nod -- not had the same privilege. heather: 2020 democrats wasting no t
those who object on personal, moral or other grounds, so far only 3 states, mississippi, west virginia and interestingly california requiring nearly everyone to get vaccinated, no exemptions allowed. rare that we have mississippi, west virginia and california on the same list. back to you. heather: so glad that we are doing more on the story, i think it deserves a lot more coverage. thank you so much, todd, appreciate it. >> no problem. heather: we will continue to follow it. violence...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 13, 2019 1:00pm-3:00pm PDT
mississippi, so folks there, please take care and heed the warnings so that we're all safe for this weekend. arthel: really really dangerous situations there. >>> meanwhile, former vice president joe biden continues to lead the 2020 pack in the polls, despite not saying whether he'll run for president. that plus what trump's campaign -- president trump's campaign manager is saying about the contenders. and police make an arrest in a brutal act at the mall of america. a young boy critically hurt after being thrown from the third floor. >> this is the kind of incident that they don't see very often. like i said, when it is involving a young child like that, it is pretty gut wrenching for everybody involved. i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fiftee
mississippi, so folks there, please take care and heed the warnings so that we're all safe for this weekend. arthel: really really dangerous situations there. >>> meanwhile, former vice president joe biden continues to lead the 2020 pack in the polls, despite not saying whether he'll run for president. that plus what trump's campaign -- president trump's campaign manager is saying about the contenders. and police make an arrest in a brutal act at the mall of america. a young boy...
The Story With Martha MacCallum : FOXNEWSW : April 1, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
tax returns to a bank in mississippi to obtain more than $4 million in loans. avenatti says the government has got it all wrong. watch. >> for nearly 20 years i have represented davids versus goliaths as an attorney. throughout that entire time period i relied upon the justice system and judges sitting in the courthouses just like this. i am highly confident that when the process plays out, that justice will be done. >> he is very much in favor of due process now. not so much in the brett kavanaugh hearings. he is also now accused of trying to extort nike saying he would blow the whistle on the shoe company for paying high school athletes unless they handed over $20 million. but when president trump attorneys threaten to sue stormy daniels for violating a non-disclosure agreement, avenatti said this. watch. >> there is no question. you threaten someone with a $20 million lawsuit, it's a thuggish tactic. >> speaking of thuggish tactics he is also accused of stealing a client $1.6 million settlement to pay his own expenses. martha? >> wow! quite a list. trace, thank you very much.
tax returns to a bank in mississippi to obtain more than $4 million in loans. avenatti says the government has got it all wrong. watch. >> for nearly 20 years i have represented davids versus goliaths as an attorney. throughout that entire time period i relied upon the justice system and judges sitting in the courthouses just like this. i am highly confident that when the process plays out, that justice will be done. >> he is very much in favor of due process now. not so much in...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 14, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PDT
in now that another person died in west monroe, mississippi. heavy rains in louisiana or the angelina county shift from it has two children age eight and three died when the storm knocked a tree down into the back seat of a moving car. the parents in front seat were not hurt. heavy rains in louisiana putting roadways and down trees blocking several roads in wichita paris and west monroe national weather service confirms and after a tornado struck robertson county, texas. sheriff told fox news half the town of franklin is totally destroyed. fifty-five homes are gone and more than one dozen injured and more than 140,000 customers remain without power in texas, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas and alabama as of late saturday. officials at the masters golf chairmanship today in augusta, georgia trying to be the store. they started the final round a couple hours earlier today and canceled the traditional green jacket ceremony for the winter. i felt. arthel: you can never get used to seeing those horrible images of people's lives splattered like matchsticks on the ground. brian, th
in now that another person died in west monroe, mississippi. heavy rains in louisiana or the angelina county shift from it has two children age eight and three died when the storm knocked a tree down into the back seat of a moving car. the parents in front seat were not hurt. heavy rains in louisiana putting roadways and down trees blocking several roads in wichita paris and west monroe national weather service confirms and after a tornado struck robertson county, texas. sheriff told fox news...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 7, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PDT
south, hail to an area spanning from texas to mississippi. meteorologist adam klotz live in fox extreme weather center with the forecast, hey a dam. >> hey there, eric, we are talking about exact same system, slow-mover unfortunately again, folks in same areas lining up to see more severe weather. we are looking at leading edge in portions of getting into western houston and downtown houston, large system that could produce 60 miles an hour, hail, real damage maker running all the way to portions at this point you're getting in western tennessee, memphis area seeing system also. real highlight where we are looking at orange, houston across portions of central louisiana, we could see this continue to linger overnight off towards the east as slow-moving system continue to work its way. future radar, really the heavy of this taking 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. tonight. monday morning no longer big concern. clouds 2 to 3-inches of precipitation and you can see down power lines in regions also because of it. otherwise, eric, temperatures here for folks on this sunday, if you're not in that region, spri
south, hail to an area spanning from texas to mississippi. meteorologist adam klotz live in fox extreme weather center with the forecast, hey a dam. >> hey there, eric, we are talking about exact same system, slow-mover unfortunately again, folks in same areas lining up to see more severe weather. we are looking at leading edge in portions of getting into western houston and downtown houston, large system that could produce 60 miles an hour, hail, real damage maker running all the way to...
The Five : FOXNEWSW : April 13, 2019 2:00am-3:00am PDT
woman in mississippi on vacation. this is a serious thing. when a back man takes the history of this country -- >> greg: i'm not saying it's a joke. i think he should go to jail. >> geraldo: this is far more serious than these people trying to chisel their kids into college. >> that's why i have no comment. >> dana: i'm for punishment. >> emily: jesse? >> jesse: i think he should not have gone to hawaii. that's thumbing his nose in the face of the police officers that spent a long time trying to track down the real perpetrators and now nothing. he's in honolulu. >> greg: maybe he will find a lost tiki doll when surfing. a "brady bunch" reference. >> emily: facing 335 years in prison after being hit with charges for allegedly stealing millions from his clients, not paying taxes and committing bank fraud. geraldo. >> geraldo: he is my least favorite public person on earth. i despise michael avenatti. for me to go there there are a lot of people i'm jumping over to get to michael avenatti, the single most obnoxious person. he leveraged his way to notoriety by exploiting stormy daniels.
woman in mississippi on vacation. this is a serious thing. when a back man takes the history of this country -- >> greg: i'm not saying it's a joke. i think he should go to jail. >> geraldo: this is far more serious than these people trying to chisel their kids into college. >> that's why i have no comment. >> dana: i'm for punishment. >> emily: jesse? >> jesse: i think he should not have gone to hawaii. that's thumbing his nose in the face of the police...
Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace : FOXNEWSW : April 14, 2019 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
mississippi. they led the fight for civil rights. he was the devil to many people at the university. i just taught him. if you're honest if you go until it's difficult. we can win over hearts and minds. he was the oldest of the 11 children they remember how they always pushed themselves. my bedroom was next to his bathroom and every time i would hear him. so he could have the language to speak to the deepest issues in our spirit. >> and do you feel cheated that you did not have all of the years with him that you should've head. you were always taught about murders and sacrifice. life is filled with a sacrifice. she has no doubts on one subject. >> what do you think your other would've made of a donald trump. he would be hurt by the pain that donald trump has caused so many people. in the glee that seems to take. we need leaders to appeal to the good part of us. the lieutenant governor of maryland for eight years. she's focused on improving retirement security. they have saved nothing for when they stopped working. now this program know to be sure to watch a fox news town hall with bern
mississippi. they led the fight for civil rights. he was the devil to many people at the university. i just taught him. if you're honest if you go until it's difficult. we can win over hearts and minds. he was the oldest of the 11 children they remember how they always pushed themselves. my bedroom was next to his bathroom and every time i would hear him. so he could have the language to speak to the deepest issues in our spirit. >> and do you feel cheated that you did not have all of...
Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner : FOXNEWSW : April 4, 2019 10:00am-11:01am PDT
possible tornados. the storm threats stretching from texas to arkansas and mississippi. forecasters say the system will move into the northeast friday, bringing heavy rain and possible snow up into the new england mountains. ethiopian authorities releasing a preliminary report on the deadly crash of boeing 737 max plane last month. it found pilots followed boeing emergency guidelines and the crash showed similarities to the lion air crash of the same type of jet last fall in indonesia. live in seattle with mar. dan. >> the actual report has not been made public, transportation officials and airline officials are getting ahead of it, saying their pilots were not to blame in any way. according to transportation minister, the investigation found the plane had valid certificate, the pilots were licensed and qualified. takeoff appeared normal and the pilots followed boeing emergency protocols. >> all the procedures repeatedly provided by the manufacturer, but was not able to control the aircraft. >> the head of ethiopian airlines responded talking about their pilots saying despite their
possible tornados. the storm threats stretching from texas to arkansas and mississippi. forecasters say the system will move into the northeast friday, bringing heavy rain and possible snow up into the new england mountains. ethiopian authorities releasing a preliminary report on the deadly crash of boeing 737 max plane last month. it found pilots followed boeing emergency guidelines and the crash showed similarities to the lion air crash of the same type of jet last fall in indonesia. live in...
you. >> thank you so much. rob: lit up in the past hour. >> if you live east of mississippi you probably dealt with this sometimes over the weekend, we continue to track it, all storm reports, everything in the red is a tornado. so this is a large system that's still on the move, some folks dealing wit. early this morning leading edge now just begin to go run the mid-atlantic coast, folks in new england -- excuse me, will have to deal with this for the next several hours as we look in radar loop, now just because it's been on the move doesn't mean it's weaken, all of these are looking to be tornado-worn, it doesn't mean that there's actual tornado on the ground, excuse me, tornado watch, doesn't mean there's tornado on the ground, we are tracking the very large powerful system on the move. as far as timing goes if you're dealing with this as this point we are really getting down to final couple of hours, this is future radar, i took you up to 11:00 a.m. this morning at this point we are on the backside of the system, what you neats behind it maybe little snow across great lakes,
you. >> thank you so much. rob: lit up in the past hour. >> if you live east of mississippi you probably dealt with this sometimes over the weekend, we continue to track it, all storm reports, everything in the red is a tornado. so this is a large system that's still on the move, some folks dealing wit. early this morning leading edge now just begin to go run the mid-atlantic coast, folks in new england -- excuse me, will have to deal with this for the next several hours as we look...
The Ingraham Angle : FOXNEWSW : April 3, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
southern harassment, the anchor read an article in a local mississippi newspaper and told the story of a hunter who tracked and killed a rare white turkey. it was so enraged that he tweeted, the rare and beautiful, this pea brain scumbag and we should do all our best to make sure the rest of his life is a living and the clown who wrote this should be fired. how does he think sliced turkey gets there? does it sleights itself of the wild? he had to apologize and he is officially the worst person in the world! >> laura: in the world actually. these elites are getting in trying to tell us what we can and cannot eat. of course they are not happy and they always want government out of a woman's body but they want to affect goes and her body. chick-fil-a has been barred at two airports, buffalo and san antonio. this is because of the complaints alleged against the company's stance on lgbt issues. >> this is about making public spaces available to everybody. >> i don't think it would be enough for me to prevent a chick-fil-a. i like their food. >> it is one thing if consumers want to decide
southern harassment, the anchor read an article in a local mississippi newspaper and told the story of a hunter who tracked and killed a rare white turkey. it was so enraged that he tweeted, the rare and beautiful, this pea brain scumbag and we should do all our best to make sure the rest of his life is a living and the clown who wrote this should be fired. how does he think sliced turkey gets there? does it sleights itself of the wild? he had to apologize and he is officially the worst person...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : April 10, 2019 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
falls to reservoirs and drains into the missouri and the mississippi river. up across parts of north dakota, that is parts of the red river and will cause more problems as well. watch for severe weather across nebraska as well. shep? >> shepard: can we get spring after that? >> i hope so. no promises. >> shepard: you're the man. thank you. so this woman is suing a baseball team after a t-shirt flew into the stands. why she's demanding more than a million dollars from the houston astros ahead. first, a woman called 911 to report a robber inside her home, so the cops in oregon say they surrounded the home. once they got inside the home, they heard rustling from the bathroom. they went in guns drawn. found the suspect. it was a rumba. a vacuum cleaner annoying things that wanders about. the sheriff's department posted this picture on facebook that says all the officers had a good laugh. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving streng
falls to reservoirs and drains into the missouri and the mississippi river. up across parts of north dakota, that is parts of the red river and will cause more problems as well. watch for severe weather across nebraska as well. shep? >> shepard: can we get spring after that? >> i hope so. no promises. >> shepard: you're the man. thank you. so this woman is suing a baseball team after a t-shirt flew into the stands. why she's demanding more than a million dollars from the...
severe storms, your april tornado probability across the southern plains to the mississippi river valley, this is typically where we see it and here's the forecast today, warm air across the south, part of the ingredients for tornado outbreaks on wednesday. on the lighter side of things mostly sunny, 65 in new york. jillian: conservative activist candace owens screamed at by protesters before speaking at the university of pennsylvania. ♪ rob: how people feel these days. owens tweeted she was met by antifa, she was invited by the college republicans, things are very divided right now. ocasio cortez among those who are not riding with biden. >> that does not seem to be what we need. the idea of going back to the good old days of obama with obama's vice president, there is an emotional element to that but i don't want to go back. jillian: biden who is haven't announced he is running is a likely front runner. rob: donald trump and bernie sanders laying out plans for the economy. >> if you are asking me a question, are people going to pay more in taxes, yes. >> the biggest tax cut in
severe storms, your april tornado probability across the southern plains to the mississippi river valley, this is typically where we see it and here's the forecast today, warm air across the south, part of the ingredients for tornado outbreaks on wednesday. on the lighter side of things mostly sunny, 65 in new york. jillian: conservative activist candace owens screamed at by protesters before speaking at the university of pennsylvania. ♪ rob: how people feel these days. owens tweeted she was...
eastward and bring the threat or risk for severe storms across the mississippi river valley and the heavy rainfall threat could lead to flash flooding so we watch that, this is the time of your we typically see stronger storms. we will keep you up-to-date. and mostly sunny in new york city today. >> you were conspicuously quiet when i gave a shout to chick-fil-a. i thought you would be supportive. >> i'm always in support of chick-fil-a any time of day. you should know that. i didn't want to raise a ruckus in the studio. >> you can do that anytime you like. >> 75 minutes after the hour. bill diblasio backs the green new deal. how does he explain taking an suv to the gym 11 miles from his home. >> what environmentally responsible example are you setting taking this driving a car. >> this is just part of my life. >> that answer not sitting well on social media. >> 11 miles apart. the democratic field is crowded as a clown car. this image going viral. carly shimkus with reaction to both sides. ♪ it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help
eastward and bring the threat or risk for severe storms across the mississippi river valley and the heavy rainfall threat could lead to flash flooding so we watch that, this is the time of your we typically see stronger storms. we will keep you up-to-date. and mostly sunny in new york city today. >> you were conspicuously quiet when i gave a shout to chick-fil-a. i thought you would be supportive. >> i'm always in support of chick-fil-a any time of day. you should know that. i...
warnings, watches, stretching all the way down the mississippi. otherwise across the country, the temperatures for the week ahead look really nice. these are highs on monday, a lot of spots in the 70s and close to 80 degrees in louisville, that continues from tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a really nice week in this direction, a good week to be listening to the beach boys. i'm sorry, going to be creeped out a lot this week. todd: it's that video. they look like beatnicks. jillian: thank you, adam. we're not sure this is what republicans meant by saying investigate the investigators. >> will you testify before congress, sir? >> no comment. >> are you sure about that, sir? >> no comment. >> if he were anybody but the president, would mr. trump be indicted. jillian: major backlash for confronting robert mueller outside of church. todd: first, let's check in with mr.s doocy to see what's coming up. >> coming up on "fox & friends," ainsley earhart is live at the white house for the annual easter egg roll on the south lawn. she's going to talk to press secretary sarah sanders and spec
warnings, watches, stretching all the way down the mississippi. otherwise across the country, the temperatures for the week ahead look really nice. these are highs on monday, a lot of spots in the 70s and close to 80 degrees in louisville, that continues from tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a really nice week in this direction, a good week to be listening to the beach boys. i'm sorry, going to be creeped out a lot this week. todd: it's that video. they look like beatnicks. jillian: thank you,...
The Daily Briefing With Dana Perino : FOXNEWSW : April 19, 2019 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
. one of the victims was pronounced dead at the hospital. in mississippi, a resident took a photo showing cars flipped over in a walmart parking lot in clinton, outside of jackson. storm conditions are blamed for two traffic fatality. in leon county, texas, trees and power lines are down. a man and his pregnant wife were treated in a mobile home because of winds. in alabama, authorities confirmed that a woman was killed after heavy winds caused a tree to fall on her mobile home in st. claire county, located about 35 miles to the east of birmingham. authorities say the woman's 10-year-old son suffered minor injuries. dana? >> so you're down there in atlanta. it's a holiday weekend. what is the impact on travel? >> well, the worst of the storm came through this part of georgia, the atlanta area just in time for the early morning rush hour. as you can imagine, this caused heavy disruptions to traffic in the atlanta area. in other parts of the country, heavy rains caused road flooding. yesterday high water forced arkansas state authorities to close ten highways in a seven county area,
. one of the victims was pronounced dead at the hospital. in mississippi, a resident took a photo showing cars flipped over in a walmart parking lot in clinton, outside of jackson. storm conditions are blamed for two traffic fatality. in leon county, texas, trees and power lines are down. a man and his pregnant wife were treated in a mobile home because of winds. in alabama, authorities confirmed that a woman was killed after heavy winds caused a tree to fall on her mobile home in st. claire...
be watching because it is springtime and we have a lot of flooding potential on the mississippi river valley and the midwest so we will be watching that and i am going to the kentucky derby. it has rained every year since i have gone. four years in a row. carley: it is uncomfortable but you work so good and get all done and - >> i have a huge hat. rob: hat that is actually an umbrella. >> that is a tease. rob: i can't wait. you are still going to derby. carley: that makes everything good. 38 after the hour. ms 13 gang members hiding among families headed to the us border. carley: this whale could be a russian spy. the evidence up next. ♪ secret agent man ♪ secret agent man webut some of us turn outhose dreams...... into action... the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation button and let's go!'- ers! because bookers know that the perfect place to stay... is right there for the booking. be a booker at booking.com the world's #1 choice for booking accommodations. carley: the debt after a tour helicopter crashed and burst into flames in hawaii. the chopper spinning out of cont
be watching because it is springtime and we have a lot of flooding potential on the mississippi river valley and the midwest so we will be watching that and i am going to the kentucky derby. it has rained every year since i have gone. four years in a row. carley: it is uncomfortable but you work so good and get all done and - >> i have a huge hat. rob: hat that is actually an umbrella. >> that is a tease. rob: i can't wait. you are still going to derby. carley: that makes...
. >> we have serious whether going on across texas and louisiana and the mississippi river valley where we had tornado reports and lost lives yesterday because of tornadoes. pay close attention because we could have the threat for strong storms across the mid-atlantic and southeast today. the storms cleared the area but moving across the southeast towards the mid-atlantic an area of low pressure across the great lakes towards the northeast and there is the area we could see flash flooding, strong winds, some hail, isolated tornadoes in popular areas where pete hegseth is. you need to be on alert later this afternoon into this evening and i want to check out our next system. what is that white stuff on the map? that is a late-season snowstorm that could bring measurable snow to the upper midwest and great lakes including the chicago area. this would be overnight tonight into saturday. the on alert if you're traveling. todd: green bay? >> upper midwest, great lakes. it happens sometimes. todd: 37 after the hour, homeland security rolling out face scanners, the impact on passengers is the
. >> we have serious whether going on across texas and louisiana and the mississippi river valley where we had tornado reports and lost lives yesterday because of tornadoes. pay close attention because we could have the threat for strong storms across the mid-atlantic and southeast today. the storms cleared the area but moving across the southeast towards the mid-atlantic an area of low pressure across the great lakes towards the northeast and there is the area we could see flash...
The Ingraham Angle : FOXNEWSW : April 19, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
mississippi and alabama. and eight euro girl was killed near tallahassee but a tree fel on top of her house. a 12-year-old boy suffered non- life-threatening injuries. the storm moving onto the carolinas in virginia later in the day, dumping heavy rain and causing widespread damage and power outages. they've and 11 ways facing life in prison with no parole for 25 years but a california couple pleaded guilty to to two years of abuse and torch rainfall tha there are 13 kids. their adult children say that they will try to live life as normally as possible and some say there but it to visit their parents again and others say they want no contact. now back to "the ingraham angle" . >> it's friday and that means i is time for our friday follies report. the meltdown following the mueller report. and two hit 76 comes. joining us with all the details raymond arroyo. the brand-new will wildly book, the a power. bremen, what were some of the oddest moments in the media. >> in the wake up the mueller report, it is like rachel maddo spend t happen for showed just reading the report. it was like re
mississippi and alabama. and eight euro girl was killed near tallahassee but a tree fel on top of her house. a 12-year-old boy suffered non- life-threatening injuries. the storm moving onto the carolinas in virginia later in the day, dumping heavy rain and causing widespread damage and power outages. they've and 11 ways facing life in prison with no parole for 25 years but a california couple pleaded guilty to to two years of abuse and torch rainfall tha there are 13 kids. their adult children...
germs on his face more than every dog in the mississippi. that is the first thing i thought of because of that report yesterday that men's beards have more germs and dogs. rob: women with the beard fetish must've loved him. even weirder was rosenstein standing there. he didn't blink or move. >> reminded me of chris christie standing behind the president and everyone focused in. rob: both of them together. you almost didn't notice william barr. what else comes from the report? >> a lot of folks were joking how much was going to be read acted. look at this meme from a physicist, that is what i call a sharp image of a black hole. another person posted this meme that showed the lyrics to never going to give you up. a lot of funny stuff. most of it was unreadable so you can read almost the whole thing. jillian: only 36 pages were read acted. rob: we get the just. thanks so much. 24 minutes after the hour. democrats circling the wagons vowing to get to the truth by calling on special counsel robert mueller to testify before congress. >> the intelligence committee has requested that m
germs on his face more than every dog in the mississippi. that is the first thing i thought of because of that report yesterday that men's beards have more germs and dogs. rob: women with the beard fetish must've loved him. even weirder was rosenstein standing there. he didn't blink or move. >> reminded me of chris christie standing behind the president and everyone focused in. rob: both of them together. you almost didn't notice william barr. what else comes from the report? >> a...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 7, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
and hail in an area that spans from texas to mississippi. our meteorologist is live with the forecast in fox extreme weather center. hello adam. >> hello, more severe weather happening now across portions of eastern texas through houston, beginning to funnel wh into ares of louisiana, we watch this line of storm that includes wind to 60 miles an hour, hail at times and isolated tornado here and there this is going to t continue, highlight across most of louisiana, still a chance of severe weather to north and east overnight tonight. but there is a lot of big weather stories happening, this is your future radar, system that we're talking about, overnight it is lifting, weakening. there will be big storms with it still should weaken a bit, you follow this to northeast, you see heavy rain move through areas like new york to boston. up state in some areas that is snow here. in april. that is not the big snow of the really week ahead, this will be a big story next week. big low pressure system moving off of the pacific coast, to wednesday. we talk about snow in the plains to places like mi
and hail in an area that spans from texas to mississippi. our meteorologist is live with the forecast in fox extreme weather center. hello adam. >> hello, more severe weather happening now across portions of eastern texas through houston, beginning to funnel wh into ares of louisiana, we watch this line of storm that includes wind to 60 miles an hour, hail at times and isolated tornado here and there this is going to t continue, highlight across most of louisiana, still a chance of...
FOX Report With Jon Scott : FOXNEWSW : April 7, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
statement from benny thompson of mississippi. democratic chairman, of house committee homeland security. writing hampered by misstep after missteph, kirstje kirstjen nielson's tenure at department was homeland security was a disaster from the start, you can see democrats doing a bit of piling on tonight. as kevin chose a acting head to replace her, kevin mcaleenan. joining us now, mike morgan, former bore patrol chief under president obama. what do you think of the choice of kevin mcaleenan. >> i worked directly for kevin. i can tell you, kevin is a dedicated, patriot, professional. he is bright. he has been in dcfor 10 or 12 years, one of his strengths, he knows dc, and he knows highway o maneuver all sides, that can be a difficult animal, i think he is a good choice. jon: you were border patrol chief during obama administration. you know these are very difficult and controversial times with border enforcement. what does he do perhaps differently that is going to get maybe democrats on board? >> i don't think he will get democrats on board. that is not from a political stand p
statement from benny thompson of mississippi. democratic chairman, of house committee homeland security. writing hampered by misstep after missteph, kirstje kirstjen nielson's tenure at department was homeland security was a disaster from the start, you can see democrats doing a bit of piling on tonight. as kevin chose a acting head to replace her, kevin mcaleenan. joining us now, mike morgan, former bore patrol chief under president obama. what do you think of the choice of kevin mcaleenan....
The Five : FOXNEWSW : April 2, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
states, mississippi, kentucky have already recently signed similar legislation. florida, ohio, missouri, texas, tennessee. they are looking at the same thing but the supreme court has ruled that a woman has the right to an abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb. that usually is 24 weeks, not six. >> jesse: hollywood can boycott georgia all they want and we can boycott hollywood movies. we won't because we are normal and we love movies. we don't take every single life decision and make it a personal jihad against democrats. i do that from 5:00 to 6:00 but not in my daily routine. i.e. ben & jerry's ice cream. i don't care that ben and jerry are socialists who want to take away the second amendment. i love chunky monkey and i will eat it no matter what they believe in. and i watch susan sarandon movies. i watched sean penn movies. i listen to beyonce. i don't care. the thing is everything is tainted if you look at it through political lens. you put gas in your car from saudi arabia. look at foie gras. foie gras is delicious. do you know they do to those geese? it's ho
states, mississippi, kentucky have already recently signed similar legislation. florida, ohio, missouri, texas, tennessee. they are looking at the same thing but the supreme court has ruled that a woman has the right to an abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb. that usually is 24 weeks, not six. >> jesse: hollywood can boycott georgia all they want and we can boycott hollywood movies. we won't because we are normal and we love movies. we don't take every single life decision...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : April 1, 2019 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
million in loans with a bank in mississippi. they say he submitted tax returns but never filed any returns with the irs. the other case authorities believe avenatti withheld $1.6 in settlement money from a client. they say that he used that money to pay off his own debt. >> based on the evidence undercovered by the tax investigation, agents expanded the original payroll allegations to encompass additional financial fraud which we believe have been used to fuel a lavish lifestyle by mr. avenatti. >> shep, if convicted on those fraud charges, just here in california, prosecutors say he faces up to 50 years in federal prison. shep? >> shepard: jeff paul live in santa ana. driving in traffic is a headache on its own. now imagine having to pay extra to do it. a biassed headline. that would soon be the case in parts of new york city. details on congestion pricing and what it means for driving and for subways and for billions of dollars in the big city. first, when a comedian has a good joke, it kills. when a robot has a good joke, it might actually kill you. that's according to a person who stud
million in loans with a bank in mississippi. they say he submitted tax returns but never filed any returns with the irs. the other case authorities believe avenatti withheld $1.6 in settlement money from a client. they say that he used that money to pay off his own debt. >> based on the evidence undercovered by the tax investigation, agents expanded the original payroll allegations to encompass additional financial fraud which we believe have been used to fuel a lavish lifestyle by mr....
in texas, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama and georgia, power knocked out for some 90,000 people in east texas sheriffs says two small children died when a tree flattened their family's car, quote, like a pancake. eric: president trump is warning house democrats that they have to toughen the country's immigration laws. illegal migrants into the border across sanctuary cities across the country. >> you have to look at all options across the table so that the towns right there on the border aren't taking on the entire burden and that we are shifting some of that burden to places who constantly claim to want to have open borders and want to have an open city, so let's put some of those people into their communities and into their towns and see if they are okay with the same impact. >> ellison barber live on the lawn of the white house. >> white house is defending this idea but acknowledging that it initially was shot down, white house press secretary sarah sanders told fox news sunday, the idea of busing migrants apprehended at the u.s.-mÉxico border into sanctuary cities wa
in texas, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama and georgia, power knocked out for some 90,000 people in east texas sheriffs says two small children died when a tree flattened their family's car, quote, like a pancake. eric: president trump is warning house democrats that they have to toughen the country's immigration laws. illegal migrants into the border across sanctuary cities across the country. >> you have to look at all options across the table so that the towns right there on...
move across the mississippi river valley. we will watch that area and heavy rainfall we are potentially dealing with, flash flooding, we will keep you up to date. and todd. todd: i am a third wheel who decided to stick around. jillian: okay, america, brace your self. 38 after the hour. the next story has me bothered. don't know if you're like me but read those reviews on amazon, do you rely on them? be aware before you buy. those five stars could be fake. i don't want to hear this. rob: a big win for the stars & stripes, california city council vowing to keep the american flag on their police cruisers sparking a patriotic demonstration. ♪ star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation button and let's go!'- ers! because bookers know that the perfect place to stay... is right there for the booking. be a booker at booking.com the world's #1 choice for booking accommodations. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around d
move across the mississippi river valley. we will watch that area and heavy rainfall we are potentially dealing with, flash flooding, we will keep you up to date. and todd. todd: i am a third wheel who decided to stick around. jillian: okay, america, brace your self. 38 after the hour. the next story has me bothered. don't know if you're like me but read those reviews on amazon, do you rely on them? be aware before you buy. those five stars could be fake. i don't want to hear this. rob: a big...
been confirmed in mississippi, while four others suspected in virginia. now, the weather concerns shift north. meteorologist adam klotz is at the fox weather center with the forecast. adam, what can you tell us? >> well, there's a little bit of good news, a little bit of bad news with the system. i think that big tornado threat, the big thunderstorm threat is beginning to wind down as you see the frontal line begin to move off shore. that's where we've seen the worst of the weather. it's going to pump up a lot into new england. we think no longer tornados and more of a flood threat. and this is the future radar. it's the time stamp and it's behind me. all of this moisture will continue to push into new england. even if this frontal boundary moves out it's a bit of a conveyer belt bringing lots and lots of rain to the area and the ground is soggy and more rain throughout the course of today. there are large areas here, we're talking about flood watches and warnings stretching across new england and up to philadelphia and new york. you're likely to see heavy flooding especially in l
been confirmed in mississippi, while four others suspected in virginia. now, the weather concerns shift north. meteorologist adam klotz is at the fox weather center with the forecast. adam, what can you tell us? >> well, there's a little bit of good news, a little bit of bad news with the system. i think that big tornado threat, the big thunderstorm threat is beginning to wind down as you see the frontal line begin to move off shore. that's where we've seen the worst of the weather. it's...
FOX & Friends : FOXNEWSW : April 3, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PDT
the mississippi river valley today and tomorrow. severe threat, okay, large hail, damaging winds, ice lathed tornadoes as we head into thursday. waive my friends to steve, ainsley and brian. this is a pretty good crowd for 6:40 in the morning. brian: janice, i think america is figuring out how to get on television. show up for your weather report holding your book. is that the key? janice: where is that book? [laughter] janice: yes, it is. yes, fantastic. thank you, guys. high five. steve: thomas jefferson someone of our founding fathers. now some students at one college here in new york want to get rid of his statue on campus because they say it is racist. ainsley: one outraged student is fighting back and he joins us next. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. what they eat and drink ise is likely acidic and then what's happening is the weakening of ena
the mississippi river valley today and tomorrow. severe threat, okay, large hail, damaging winds, ice lathed tornadoes as we head into thursday. waive my friends to steve, ainsley and brian. this is a pretty good crowd for 6:40 in the morning. brian: janice, i think america is figuring out how to get on television. show up for your weather report holding your book. is that the key? janice: where is that book? [laughter] janice: yes, it is. yes, fantastic. thank you, guys. high five. steve:...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : April 15, 2019 6:00am-9:00am PDT
across the midwest and south. at least eight people have been killed in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and texas. after severe thunderstorms pummeled the region. a tornado touching down in ohio. the storm leaving behind a trail of destruction and dangerous flooding in some areas. the system threatening millions of people in the northeast. prompting thunderstorm and tornado warning for several states. >> bill: senator bernie sanders on fox later tonight. the democratic 2020 candidate making his pitch to a live audience at a fox news town hall. you see it live in bethlehem, pennsylvania. bret and martha will host. they have an audience of 500 from pennsylvania kicks off at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. with me now is tom perez chairman of the democratic national committee. nice to have you back on our program here. the headline from the bernie sanders op-ed as fox news.com. senator bernie sanders, we need an economy and government that works for all, not just the 1%. i read through it. it is a lot. it's about the rich versus everybody else. make your pitch on his message. >> well lis
across the midwest and south. at least eight people have been killed in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and texas. after severe thunderstorms pummeled the region. a tornado touching down in ohio. the storm leaving behind a trail of destruction and dangerous flooding in some areas. the system threatening millions of people in the northeast. prompting thunderstorm and tornado warning for several states. >> bill: senator bernie sanders on fox later tonight. the democratic 2020 candidate...
FOX & Friends : FOXNEWSW : April 19, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PDT
100,000 people are without power across mississippi, alabama, louisiana, and texas. entire streets and yards completely swamped by flooding here in mississippi. the storm so strong in that state some people took shelter in a gas station's beer cooler. also breaking right now, riots turn deadly in a terror any particular time northern island. protesters throwing explosives at police, hijacking cars and setting them on fire. is eyfire. [siren] >> irish journalist shot and killed in the violence. riots breaking out as police raided homes of people who may have been plotting easter weekend attacks. south carolina linemen bringing patriotism to new heights. climbing the utility pole and passing the american flag up until it reaches the top. once it is raised they take off their helmets to honor the flag. the video is going viral and you can understand why. awe inspiring. ♪ >> pro-impeachment democrats ramping up against president trump. what does newt gingrich think in the former speaker led the charge against president clinton in the 1990s and has a message for the left coming up next. e
100,000 people are without power across mississippi, alabama, louisiana, and texas. entire streets and yards completely swamped by flooding here in mississippi. the storm so strong in that state some people took shelter in a gas station's beer cooler. also breaking right now, riots turn deadly in a terror any particular time northern island. protesters throwing explosives at police, hijacking cars and setting them on fire. is eyfire. [siren] >> irish journalist shot and killed in the...
Fox and Friends Saturday : FOXNEWSW : April 20, 2019 3:00am-7:01am PDT
, an 8-year-old girl when a tree fell on to her florida home. mississippi under a safety emergency after tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses. travelers this holiday weekend feeling the impact of more than 2500 flights cancelled yesterday. as secretary of state mike pompeo refusing to step down as north korea's will will replaced at the united states top negotiator. >> president trump is obviously in charge of the overall effort but it will be my team that will continue to lead the u.s. efforts to achieve whichever kim committed to do back in june of last year which was to denuclearization. jedediah: north korea is blaming pompeo for a deal not being made at the summit. ed: he is not listening. pete: it ain't going to happen. the land of the flee. number numbers reveal people are moving out of new york in droves. where are they going? ed: not flea like that little insects. we got no free pass. everything we have, we've earned. the unmistakable lexus is. lease the 2019 is 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. jedediah: it's in secret many w
, an 8-year-old girl when a tree fell on to her florida home. mississippi under a safety emergency after tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses. travelers this holiday weekend feeling the impact of more than 2500 flights cancelled yesterday. as secretary of state mike pompeo refusing to step down as north korea's will will replaced at the united states top negotiator. >> president trump is obviously in charge of the overall effort but it will be my team that will continue to lead the...
FOX Report With Jon Scott : FOXNEWSW : April 13, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
louisiana and now stretching into parts of mississippi. these are all the biggest concerns, this secondary line has been producing winds up to 60 miles an hour, at times big hail, and it's this front line that we've seen tornadoes continue to spin up. everything in these pink-highlighted boxes, which currently we have one, that is a radar-indicated tornado currently just knot of jackson, and everything -- north of jackson, and everything here in the red highlighted box, it just means the ingredients are there. this has been the area we've been paying attention to so far all day, going to have to continue to the next couple of hours anyways. eventually this is going to drift off to the north and towards the east, so folks east of this do need to continue paying attention as we head into overnight and, again, this is the big highlighted area where we're talking about tornadoes being likely. even if you don't see tornadoes though, winds up to 60 miles an hour and some of that damaging hail still a possibility. here's the future radar, and you can pay attention to the time stamp up in the corn
louisiana and now stretching into parts of mississippi. these are all the biggest concerns, this secondary line has been producing winds up to 60 miles an hour, at times big hail, and it's this front line that we've seen tornadoes continue to spin up. everything in these pink-highlighted boxes, which currently we have one, that is a radar-indicated tornado currently just knot of jackson, and everything -- north of jackson, and everything here in the red highlighted box, it just means the...
alert parts of texas and mississippi in the midst of dangerous storm system with a threat of large hail and tornadoes. meanwhile part of the midwest still struggling to recover from last month's catastrophic flooding. fox news multimedia reporter hicks that has the story. >> where we're standing right now two weeks ago weld have been -- about 7 or 8 foot of water. dustin is a fifth generation grain farmer in iowa. he's not on a lake. behind him are fields destroyed after recent historic flooding in the midwest. he says in early april farmers should be getting ready to plant corn. >> obviously, right now we're a long ways away from being able to do that so our 2019 crop is looking very -- discouraging right now that we're even going to be able to get a crop in the ground. livestock and crops include soybean and grain and corn worth 7 million in this part of iowa alone where all loss according to sheldon. >> financially there's a lot of farmers that can't come back from that. and they may be out of business. there's a lot of uncertainty right now, and our little corner of the world.
alert parts of texas and mississippi in the midst of dangerous storm system with a threat of large hail and tornadoes. meanwhile part of the midwest still struggling to recover from last month's catastrophic flooding. fox news multimedia reporter hicks that has the story. >> where we're standing right now two weeks ago weld have been -- about 7 or 8 foot of water. dustin is a fifth generation grain farmer in iowa. he's not on a lake. behind him are fields destroyed after recent historic...
Outnumbered : FOXNEWSW : April 1, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PDT
than that there's a big difference between the demographics of massachusetts and mississippi. governors and legislators and the mike in those states will better know how to manage their state's population than any group of people in washington will ever be able to do. both sides need to give up on one point -- democrats need to think more about private marketplace, competition, republicans need to recognize that in order to truly ensure pre-existing conditions -- which i think we all agree we should take care of people -- but here's how to do it. carve those people out of the private marketplace because they skew the results and make the rest of the insurance to expensive. that's where federal subsidy should in fact go into play. that way they get the coverage and you have a real marketplace of competition that would work and bring costs down. >> kennedy: but you have a large number of people running for president right now that think private insurance company should be abolished. >> melissa: if you want to solve the problem, you should do the president is doing which is forc
than that there's a big difference between the demographics of massachusetts and mississippi. governors and legislators and the mike in those states will better know how to manage their state's population than any group of people in washington will ever be able to do. both sides need to give up on one point -- democrats need to think more about private marketplace, competition, republicans need to recognize that in order to truly ensure pre-existing conditions -- which i think we all agree we...
The Ingraham Angle : FOXNEWSW : April 8, 2019 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
who are to blame for california's high taxes. alabama, mississippi, you are to blame for california. the head of the cal exit movement and he wants to see californians secede from the u.s. so if the red states are so bad, why are so many california residents moving to them? >> a lot of california residents are leaving. in numbers, it's more. but in dollar amounts, actually wealthy americans are moving to california. so actually california has raised money because we have more people coming in who are wealthier than the people who are leaving. you are losing about the middle class, lower middle class people, someone who is a manager of a local 7-eleven, and we are gaining the ceo of a tech started. financially, the numbers are looking at, great for us. >> laura: it's okay not to have a middle-class? the "l.a. times" piece a couple of years ago -- >> i know what you were talking about. >> laura: they exposed what was happening to the middle class in california. it is being shrunk, shrunk come people not going into lower class, upper lower class wages, below the poverty line but not mi
who are to blame for california's high taxes. alabama, mississippi, you are to blame for california. the head of the cal exit movement and he wants to see californians secede from the u.s. so if the red states are so bad, why are so many california residents moving to them? >> a lot of california residents are leaving. in numbers, it's more. but in dollar amounts, actually wealthy americans are moving to california. so actually california has raised money because we have more people...
Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner : FOXNEWSW : April 15, 2019 10:00am-11:00am PDT
mississippi. in fact, he and several other democrats wrote this in a letter to the president. "we are deeply troubled by multiple reports recently confirmed by the president of the trump administration is considering releasing detained immigrants into congressional districts represented by democrats in a bizarre and unlawful attempt to score political points." so there it is. the white house, for its part, harris, is resolute. they are saying this idea deserves study. after all come democrats claim to want to go up and borders. so the thinking is to let them have the migrants. >> you have to look at all options across the table so that the towns right there on the border aren't taking on the entire burden and we are shifting some of that burden to places who constantly claim to want to have open borders and want to have an open city. >> you've also heard democrats including nancy pelosi say, "look, if her republicans means halfway we can fix this legally." with this idea of blessing migrants and those who are seeking asylum all over the country is a nonstarter for democrats. don't forget, we
mississippi. in fact, he and several other democrats wrote this in a letter to the president. "we are deeply troubled by multiple reports recently confirmed by the president of the trump administration is considering releasing detained immigrants into congressional districts represented by democrats in a bizarre and unlawful attempt to score political points." so there it is. the white house, for its part, harris, is resolute. they are saying this idea deserves study. after all come...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : April 13, 2019 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
louisiana and mississippi, all areas where we could see winds up to 60 miles an hour, hail and of course off and on tornadoes are likely through this afternoon, into this evening. the future radar shows the motion of this storm. it is going to be lifting to the north. this edge down here is all spots where we could see severe weather. that runs from now all the way into the overnight hours. then you get into sunday. this entire system is still in place. so it's going to be shifting across the country. that's something we'll have to be watching, not just for today where we see the large area of the potential for severe thunderstorms and tornadic activity and then you get into sunday and this shifts farther off to east, so we start talking across areas of the southeast and mid-atlantic. this is not just today we're paying attention, but something we'll be watching tomorrow also. arthel: thank you very much. eric. eric: arthel, the race for 2020 heating up and there's a wide range of issues that americans will be weighing when they head to the voting booths. there is a special town h
louisiana and mississippi, all areas where we could see winds up to 60 miles an hour, hail and of course off and on tornadoes are likely through this afternoon, into this evening. the future radar shows the motion of this storm. it is going to be lifting to the north. this edge down here is all spots where we could see severe weather. that runs from now all the way into the overnight hours. then you get into sunday. this entire system is still in place. so it's going to be shifting across the...


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Amazon Prime Now members in Greater Seattle can shop for health and beauty aids, groceries and snacks from Bartell.
"Bartell Drugs has always stressed convenience as well as quality of products and service," commented president and chief executive officer Brian Unmacht. "We are excited to leverage Prime Now's unparalleled delivery speeds to meet customers' day-to-day needs while honoring the exemplary service and products that our customers have come to know and love."
"We're proud to team up with fellow Seattle-based company Bartell Drugs to offer more than 85% of its inventory for super-fast delivery right to the customer's door," remarked Simoina Vasen, director of Prime Now.
"Whether you don't want to leave your couch to get cold medicine, need a last-minute beauty fix or want to embrace the holiday spirit with festive seasonal supplies, Bartell Drugs' wide selection of local merchandise adds to the growing variety of product offerings available for one- and two-hour delivery in our home town," added Vasen. (One-hour delivery costs $7.99.)
Delivery from Bartells is available to customers in selected ZIP codes and is expanding rapidly. The service is offered Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
On November 26, Bartells encouraged area residents to "Shop Local" with a chainwide event including special sampling events at the Crossroads store in Bellevue, Wash., and at three Seattle stores — at Fifth and Olive Streets and in Lower Queen Anne and Magnolia.
Also, the retailer's gift guide is available in stores and online at www.bartelldrugs.com/giftguide. Prime Now members can order gift guide items along with other Bartells merchandise.
And the Magnolia and Crossroads stores offer their customers chances to win custom baskets featuring holiday items from the guide.

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The Implications of the 1993 U.N. Security Council Action for the Settlement of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict (Part 4)
The Security Council action in response to further escalation of the conflict
Perhaps it would have been possible to prevent further escalation of the conflict, as well as the destruction of civilian settlements and the mass exodus of the population from the occupied territories, had the Security Council adopted a resolution with an enforcement clause in it. There were proposals voiced in the Council during the proceedings, before the adoption of the fourth resolution 884 on the matter, to include in the text an expression of the Council's intention to take further appropriate steps in case these resolutions continue to be defied.[100] In any case, although the first resolution is not without value in terms of providing together with the subsequent resolutions an overall legal framework for the ongoing peace negotiations, it did not prevent the conflict from further escalating into full-fledged war. The possible rationale behind the positions of at least several permanent members of the Security Council elaborated above explains why the subsequent resolutions adopted by the Council in response to the increasing violence and advancement of Armenian forces deeper into the territory of Azerbaijan by and large repeated the pattern and were watered down to certain extent. However, the other resolutions adopted in the course of 1993 introduced a number of new elements, which are important to explain so as to trace the evolution of the assessment of the situation by the Security Council.
Amid the escalation of the hostilities and intensifying armed attacks in the course of the four months, the Security Council adopted three more resolutions.[101] The second resolution (853) openly acknowledged the existence of tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan (in previous resolution the Council only expressed concern over deterioration of relations between the two countries).
Paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 8, and 12 of the resolution are of particular interest and should be analyzed together, since in these provisions the Security Council essentially outlined a step-by-step approach for the conflict settlement. Thus, in paragraph 3, the Council excluded any conditionality on the withdrawal of the occupying forces, explicitly demanding the "immediate, complete and unconditional withdrawal of the occupying forces involved from the district of Agdam and all other recently occupied areas of the Azerbaijani Republic."[102] With this unequivocal demand, the Security Council left no room for interpretation of the text of the resolution and a priori excluded any trade-off of the occupied territories for some sort of political gains at the negotiation table. The importance of this position by the Council is even more apparent, if compared with other cases, when ambiguity in the text of the resolutions of the Security Council resulted in endless interpretation and "chicken-and-egg" type debates over the terms of the conflict settlement. The classic case in point is resolution 242 (1967).[103] The ambiguous design of the resolution meant different things to the different parties involved. As a result, the Arab States referring to the resolution demanded immediate withdrawal of Israel from the occupied territories, while Israel, referring to the provisions of the same resolution, maintained that withdrawal is conditioned by the permanent peace agreement, security, and recognition of Israel by its Arab neighbors.[104]
In paragraph 4 of resolution 853, the Security Council calls for the parties to reach and maintain durable cease-fire arrangements, whereas in paragraph 5, it "reiterates in the context of paragraphs 3 and 4 above its earlier calls for the restoration of economic, transport and energy links in the region". In paragraph 8 the Council "urges the parties concerned to refrain from any action that will obstruct a peaceful solution to the conflict, and to pursue negotiations within the Minsk Group of the CSCE, as well as through direct contacts between them, towards a final settlement."
The Security Council expressed its grave concern at the displacement of large numbers of civilians in the Azerbaijani Republic […]", and in paragraph 12 of the resolution requested the Secretary-General and relevant international agencies "to assist displaced persons to return to their homes." It is noteworthy that the Council did not put any conditions on the return of the displaced population, suggesting that the return should start immediately as soon as the situation on the ground allowed for doing so. Thus, already at this stage, the Council clearly showed that it favors a phased approach in the settlement of this conflict as the only viable option, which would consist of the sequence of steps, which in its view need to be taken to remove the results of the conflict and foster a resolution, starting with withdrawal of occupying forces, establishment and maintenance of durable cease-fire arrangements, restoring communications in the region, return of the displaced population to their homes and continuing negotiations towards a final settlement.
Another noteworthy element, which was absent in the first resolution, was the coining by the Security Council of the term "Nagorny Karabakh region of the Azerbaijani Republic," which was used in the subsequent resolutions of October and November 1993.[105] Armenia was continuously referring in its correspondence to the Security Council to the self-proclaimed "Nagorny Karabakh Republic," implying that it was an independent "state" and was distributing documents on its behalf.[106] Azerbaijan categorically rejected any attempts to introduce into United Nations the usage of any concepts that would undermine its sovereignty and territorial integrity and registered its vigorous objection with the Security Council President[107] to the use of term "Nagorny Karabakh Republic" in the letters circulated as a Security Council document at the request of Armenia.[108] By using the term the "Nagorny Karabakh region of the Azerbaijani Republic" in the operative paragraph[109] of the above-mentioned resolution, the Security Council decided which of the legal propositions presented by Armenia and Azerbaijan was in accord with international law and reaffirmed that the Nagorny Karabakh region was part of the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Furthermore, unlike resolution 822, in which the Security Council reaffirmed "the respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity of all States in the region,"[110] in its second and subsequent resolutions the Council was more specific and reaffirmed "the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Azerbaijani Republic and of all other States in the region."[111] Removing of the word "respect" from the phrase put an additional emphasis on the recognition of the sovereignty of Azerbaijan over its territory, including the Nagorny Karabakh region.
This opinion of the Security Council essentially reflected the general view of the international community,[112] which, based on the principle uti possidetis juris, recognized the former administrative borders between the Union Republics of the former Soviet Union as the international boundaries of the newly independent States protected by international law.[113] The Government of Armenia was alarmed with such a position of the Security Council and could not hide its irritation with the language of the resolutions.[114]
This assessment by the Security Council of the Nagorny Karabakh region as being a part of the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan under international law was in line with other paragraphs of this and other resolutions in which the Council reaffirmed the inviolability of international borders and inadmissibility of the use of force for the acquisition of territory.[115] The statements by the permanent members of the Security Council during the proceedings leading to the adoption of these resolutions indicate that the members of the Council were alarmed with the continuing military activities and seizure of additional territory by force. The members of the Security Council wanted to send a clear message that "the international community will no longer tolerate the continuation of bloodshed and the ever-more-dangerous escalation of the conflict."[116] It seems that in order to make their appeal to stop the hostilities more convincing, the members of the Security Council chose to reaffirm in the subsequent resolutions the futility of territorial acquisitions by force since, as was mentioned above, any occupation under international law would not lead to the automatic transfer of sovereignty over that particular territory or change of its legal status.
Interestingly, the nine members of the Minsk Conference[117] spoke in similar terms in their statement endorsed by the Security Council,[118] in which they stressed that "no acquisition of territory by force can be recognized, and the occupation of territory cannot be used to obtain international recognition or to impose a change of legal status."[119]
The Security Council went even further in its second resolution (reiterated in its forth resolution) and for the first time urged "the Government of the Republic of Armenia to continue to exert its influence to achieve compliance by the Armenians of the Nagorny Karabakh region of the Azerbaijani Republic with its [resolutions …]."[120] The appearance of such explicit reference to the link between the Government of the Republic of Armenia and the separatist regime in Nagorny Karabakh region and the apparent influence of the former over the latter is noteworthy. The strong link between the Government of Armenia and the forces in the Nagorny Karabakh region was also obvious to the European Community, which in its statement of September 3, 1993, in line with the second resolution adopted by the Security Council, called on the Government of Armenia to "use its decisive influence over the Armenians of Nagorny Karabakh to see that they comply with the Security Council [resolutions …]."[121]
The report of the Chairman of the Minsk Conference of the CSCE addressed to the President of the Security Council, which was discussed in the Security Council before the adoption of the second resolution, sheds light on the reasons the Security Council found it necessary at this point to refer to the Government of Armenia in its resolution.[122] In this report, which was drafted in the aftermath of the armed attack and seizure of the city of Agdam located beyond the administrative line of the former NKAO, the Chairman of the Minsk Conference, Mr. Raffaelli, noted that the situation in the conflict zone changed dramatically and that further territories of the Azerbaijani Republic were occupied. While noting in his report that the attitude of the leaders of the local Armenian community in Nagorny Karabakh is governed by military rather than diplomatic considerations, in his statement supported by the nine countries of the Minsk Conference issued earlier, he warned that "those who encourage the Armenian community of Nagorny Karabakh to continue the fighting and the encroachment on the surrounding territories share responsibility for the continuing loss of Armenian lives and the destruction of the Armenian economy."[123] He came to conclusion that under the circumstances, political pressure by the international community is necessary to give impetus to the peace process and called for early action by the Security Council.[124] It is noticeable that the Chairman of the Minsk Conference, while noting that the forces in Nagorny Karabakh are encouraged by a third party, warned of the negative consequences of the continuing military operations for the economy of Armenia, implicitly acknowledging in this way that those who encourage further occupation of the territories of Azerbaijan were in Armenia.
Given the overall military context in which the Security Council adopted its second resolution and the reports from the CSCE indicating the existence of forces encouraging further military advances in the conflict zone, one can argue that by urging the Government of Armenia to continue to exert its influence to achieve compliance by the Armenians of the Nagorny Karabakh region with its resolutions, the Security Council had established that the Government of Armenia was in a position to exert influence to have all occupying forces cease hostile acts and withdraw from the occupied territories of Azerbaijan (this is what it demanded in its resolutions). The Security Council was more specific in this regard, and it its statement of August 18, 1993, amid the intensification of the fighting in the Fizuli district of Azerbaijan demanded the immediate, complete, and unconditional withdrawal of occupying forces from the occupied areas of Azerbaijan and called "the Government of the Republic of Armenia to use its unique influence to this end."[125]
The Security Council in its resolution 853 of July 1993 urged "states to refrain from the supply of any weapons and munitions which might lead to an intensification of the conflict or the continued occupation of territory."[126] But already in its fourth resolution in the wake of occupation of Zangelan district of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the attack on the city of Goradiz in the Fizuli district the Council went even further and specifically called "the Government of the Republic of Armenia to use its influence to […] ensure that forces involved are not provided with the means to extend their military campaign further."[127] The Security Council apparently was aware that due to the complex geography of the area of conflict, the only direction through which the forces in and around the Nagorny Karabakh region could be resupplied with ammunition was through the roads linking Armenia and the Nagorny Karabakh region passing through the Lachin and Kelbadjar districts, which were occupied by then and were under the Armenian control.
At the same time, the authors of these resolutions wanted to balance the reports coming from the region pointing to the direct involvement of Armenia in the conflict by presenting the role of the Government of Armenia in a positive way.[128] By urging the Government of Armenia to continue to exert its influence, the Security Council seems to be convinced that this influence was taking place for a while. Yet, not only as a result of this influence by Armenia the fighting was halted, on the contrary, the conflict zone expanded even further with more territories of Azerbaijan falling under the occupation.[129] However, the important thing is that by stating that the Government of Armenia is in a position to exert continuous influence over the occupying forces it seems that the Security Council was under the impression that the advancing occupying forces were under the control of the Government of Armenia.[130]
The determination of a potential of control by the de jure organs of a state over the course of the military actions allegedly carried out by the paramilitary forces on the territory of another sovereign state was used by the ICJ in its judgment in the Nicaragua case[131]and elaborated further in the Bosnian Genocide case[132] to attribute the illegal conduct by the paramilitary forces of an outside state, thus establishing said state's responsibility for this conduct under international law. Elaboration in detail of the question of the control by an outside state over the paramilitary forces carrying out military activities in the territory of another state is beyond the scope of this article and requires separate consideration.[133]
Further advance of the Armenian forces and the expansion of the conflict deeper into Azerbaijani territories and closer to the international borders of Azerbaijan with Iran and Turkey alarmed these regional countries. In the wake of the occupation of Djabrail and Kubatli districts and the real threat of the seizure of the Zangelan district of Azerbaijan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Ali Akbar Vilayati, in his letter addressed to the UN Secretary-General expressed his concern with the developments and called the United Nations to "take immediate and effective measures to implement Security Council Resolutions 822 (1993) and 853 (1993) and decisively compel the aggressive forces to accept a cease-fire and to withdraw to the internationally recognized borders."[134] This recognition of the fact that the attacks on the southwestern districts of Azerbaijan were mounted from the territory of Armenia is particularly noteworthy, since Iran from the beginning of the conflict was pursuing a neutral policy, and, second, the geographic proximity of the fighting allowed Iran to monitor the events right across its border with Azerbaijan.
Similarly, the Government of Turkey after the Kelbadjar offensive and especially with the occupation of other districts of Azerbaijan as well as the armed attacks on the Nakhichevan province, urged Armenia to stop aggression against Azerbaijan, to respect its commitments under the U.N. Charter, and made improvement of its relations with Armenia,[135] conditional upon the withdrawal of the Armenian forces from the occupied territories.[136]
The Member States of the European Community also in response to the attacks of the Armenian armed forces against the south-western districts of Azerbaijan[137] issued a statement on September 3, 1993, in which they called on these forces to fully respect the Security Council resolutions and withdraw from the regions of Kelbadjar, Agdam, Fizuli, and Djebrail, emphasizing that the "member States have no evidence that Azerbaijan would be capable of initiating major attacks from these regions."[138] Indeed, the sequence of the occupation of the territories of Azerbaijan suggests that the advances of the Armenian armed forces resembled more pre-planned military operations rather than sporadic spillover of fighting into the neighboring areas.[139]
Interestingly, Russia, which after its retreat from the South Caucasus in the wake of the demise of the Soviet Union, thought to make a comeback through offering to the parties a peace plan on its own terms, perceived the mediation efforts of Iran and especially of Turkey as attempts to expand their influence into the region.[140] The coincidence of the intensification of the fighting and further advances of the Armenian armed forces deeper into the territory of Azerbaijan with the reluctance of Azerbaijan to accept the terms of the proposed Russian deal[141] is striking and reveals the geopolitical dimension of the conflict.[142]
Under the circumstances, in the course of the three months the Security Council adopted two more resolutions (874 and 884). The Security Council seems to be convinced that the southwestern districts of Azerbaijan were also attacked from the territory of Armenia and in its fourth resolution (884) in the paragraph concerning the occupation of the Zangelan district condemned the "attacks on civilians and bombardments of the territory of the Azerbaijani Republic."[143] The evolution in the assessment of the situation by the Council is even more revealing, if compared with its previous resolutions, in which the Security Council spoke in general terms and condemned "bombardments of inhabited areas."[144]
The third resolution (874), unlike the two previous ones, mentions the role of the Russian Federation in establishing the cease-fire while urging the states in the region "to refrain from any hostile acts and from any interference or intervention which could lead to the widening of the conflict and undermine peace and security in the region."[145] Although no states were singled out, given the frustration of Russia with various international mediation efforts, the primary sponsor of this paragraph was, arguably, Russia, which under the pretext of preventing a possible spillover of the conflict into neighboring regions wanted to put the weight of the Security Council behind its efforts to rebuff the possible involvement of Turkey and, to a lesser extent, that of Iran. In this regard, the distinction, which the Security Council made in this resolution between the terms interference and intervention, is particularly noteworthy.
In its fourth resolution (884) the Security Council, while reiterating its previous demands to cease armed hostilities, make the cease-fire effective and permanent, and demanding unilateral withdrawal of occupying forces from the Zangelan district and from other occupied areas of Azerbaijan, again expressed its concern at the displacement of a large number of civilians in the Republic of Azerbaijan and requested the Secretary-General and relevant international agencies to provide urgent humanitarian assistance to the affected civilian population and to assist displaced persons to return to their homes.[146]
The resolution 853 and subsequent resolutions 874 and 884 are particularly noteworthy. In these resolutions the Security Council used its authority under Article 34 and determined that the continuation of the conflict in and around the Nagorny Karabakh region of the Azerbaijani Republic, as well as the ongoing tensions between the Republic of Armenia and the Azerbaijani Republic, would endanger peace and security in the region. Such a determination is a prerequisite for invoking the relevant provisions of Chapter VI, particularly Article 33(2), Article 36, and Article 37(2), which give the Council the authority to recommend terms of settlement of the conflict. By making such determination on the situation, the Council indicated that it was acting under these provisions.
The fact that the Security Council did not specifically mention in these resolutions that it was acting under Chapter VII diminishes neither the power of the Council to express its authoritative position towards the conflict nor the value of the recommendations of the terms of the settlement that in its assessment would restore international peace and security. What is essential is that the Council is empowered through these Articles to consider the merits of the conflict situation and reach a conclusion, which, as Kirgis pointed out, would have "normative consequences."[147] And this is what the Security Council did. The text of the adopted resolutions indicate that the Security Council made it clear that it would not accept any fait accompli situations arising as a result of the use of force for the acquisition of territory. The determination by the Council of the fact of the occupation of the territories of Azerbaijan and the qualification of the occupation as illegal under international law by definition requires that the perpetrator of this illegal act is obliged to end this occupation immediately and unconditionally. In other words, the obligation to put an end to an internationally wrongful act derives not only from principles and norms of international law[148] but also from the acts of application of these norms through, inter alia, the UN Security Council resolutions. The existence of the fact of the occupation also obliges all states not to recognize as lawful the situation resulting from the occupation of the territories of the Republic of Azerbaijan, nor render aid or assistance in maintaining this situation.
Furthermore, the resolutions adopted by the Security Council are binding on the basis of Article 25 of the U.N. Charter, which states that "the Members of the United Nations agree to accept and to carry out the decisions of the Security Council in accordance with the present Charter." This understanding of the meaning of Article 25 is reflected in the interpretation by the authoritative Venice Commission of the Council of Europe in the recommendations contained in the resolutions adopted by the Security Council[149] in the wake of the escalation of the armed conflict in Georgia in August 2008.[150]
UN SC Resolution 874 (1993)
The Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno Karabakh
Report of Amnesty International about murdering Azerbaijani POWs kept in Armenia.
Azerbaijan and Armenia: Peace Prospects, Military Realities & the Role of the Armenian Diaspora
The Implications of the 1993 U.N. Security Council Action for the Settlement of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict (part II)


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