forward. shepard: he did indeed do that. very good of you to be here. thank you. thank you, shep. shepard: thousands of people surrounding police head quarters in hong kong as that story continues to develop. almost two weeks after massive protests over a hugely unpopular bill first began. people are calling for the government to withdraw legislation that would have allowed suspected criminals to be extra dieted to mainland china. the region s chief executive suspended the bill. protesters say that s not good enough. they want it gone. they re concerned the legislation strips away their civil liberties and hong kong s autonomy. greg palkot reporting live from hong kong. greg? hi, shep. we ve been hearing like a lot of people about these protests. you have to be in person and watch these people, the activists, the young people to see what a possible potential force for change they could be. we were out on the street today.
first we hide behind the cars, under the cars. then we see that it was still going, we tried to jump the fence. harris: greg palkot reporting in london. greg? we are watching like everyone, harris. this horrendous act of terror in a usually very peaceful corner of the world. as you noted, two mosques in the city of christchurch, new zealand where the scenes of carnage. one gunmen is under arrest. he is charged with murder. two armed suspects are being held along with a 49 killed the, at least 40 people entered. some in critical condition. it s the holiest and busiest time of the beak of these mosques. here s how another eyewitness described it. i was hearing the shooting. it went on about 6 minutes or
the royal family reportedly planning for worst case scenarios from brexit, according to multiple reports, government officials are reviving a cold war era plan to evacuate the royal family in case riots break out in london over a hard exit from the european union. the u.k. set to leave the u.e. march 29. prime minister theresa may is still scrambling to reach a deal. greg palkot reporting live from london. trace, there s reports at least of plans to make sure that the queen is safe in case a hard brexit happens. the times of london saying that officials are dusting off plans from the cold war to move the royal family to an undisclosed location just in case civil unrest breaks out now, remember,
which may worsen kidney problems. i discovered the potential with ozempic®. oh! oh! oh! ozempic®! ask your healthcare provider if ozempic® is right for you. shepard: apple is apologizing for the glitch that allowed folks to eavesdrop on face time calls. even if the person getting the face time call never picked up the phone. we first thought a fix would come this week. apple execs say they will launch a software update next week, this is far from the first privacy scandal in the tech world. you know that. lawmakers have been pushing for new laws to help protect our personal information. they re doing it after the european union already rolled out new digital privacy regulations. in short, the europeans have a whole lot more privacy than americans do. the question is, should the u.s. follow the european model? greg palkot reporting live from london on what privacy looks
commander-in-chief. keep watch. we have team fox coverage. kristina partsinevelos with the latest on how the shut down is affecting the economy. mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill. first, john roberts reporting live from the white house. john? you might need more than 280 characters if you were to give the state of the union on twitter but you could do it in point form. no question this has come down to a battle of wills between president trump and the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. the president trying to do an end run around the speaker today having over members of the so-called problem solvers caucus. a bipartisan group of moderate centrist republicans and democrats in the house. seven democrats among the people that came over today. the president unlike last week s meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi which ended up with the president walking out. the president saw this one as worth while. in a statement, the press secretary sarah sanders said the president