seemingly more divided than ever, is there a new axis of evil on thrise? i m sandra smith in new york. hi, john. john: good to start the week off with you. congressman darryl issa just back from a trip to taiwan, tensions with china are the highest point in a generation. sandra: begin new at 2:00 with the crisis on our own shores, this is a fox news alert. and it is just eight weeks now from the midterm he thinks loos and a problem across the country, crime, leading candidate for mayor in the second largest city said she felt unsafe, felt safe in los angeles, shatter this weekend when a thief broke into her home and stole two of her handguns. john: the same time, this weekend in memphis, disturbing new information about the accused gunman in last week s deadly shooting spree, huge questions why he was not locked up to begin with. sandra: even as the democratic mayor of memphis complains about repeat offside offenders, some leaders are not learning the lessons of progr
john: john, stand by, we want to bring in byron york here in the studio, and we were going to talk american politics but instead as we watch this unfold, there at st. giles cathedral in downtown edinburgh, the american people are fascinated with what we are seeing taking place in the u.k., whether it be in scotland or outside buckingham palace or what would transpire between now and monday. given the stormy history between our two nations going back to the 1700s, what s the root of that fascination? well, it been pretty smooth after some initial events, that was quite a long time ago. first of all, nobody does ceremony like the british are doing ceremony. and this is the biggest one of all, and you ve also got this interesting scenario in which you have this extended farewell to the departed queen, which is happening at the same time as