have a fox news update on facebook watch, a minute s lost news cast with unique content that streams live in a few minutes from now and later it s available on demand. wall street had a green day. most of the day. green day. it s red now. here s cavuto. neil: all out war. iran is threatening it. so how will the u.s. respond? i m neil cavuto. the department of defense is briefing members of the armed services committee this very hour on the attacks of those saudi oil facilities. iran s foreign minister is threatening to the last morn if iran is attacked. oil holding steady. john roberts is here with all the latest. good afternoon to you. more on this in the days ahead. secretary of state mike pompeo will be back in washington d.c. tomorrow where he will brief the president on his talks with
temperatures only the entire on the entire east coast today. this cool front will cool it off, but not until wednesday afternoon in the northeast. today it s the northeast that cools off tomorrow. chicago and minneapolis, beautiful. there s your storms in the southeast. new york city, heat advisory. very hot, very humid and then beautiful, almost like coolish type of weather will move in on friday and saturday. you re watching morning joe. we ll be right back. ching morn we ll be right back. surance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that s a win. but it s not the only reason i switched. geico s a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. now that s a win-win. switch to geico. it s a win-win.
and confident it will be if this is all the worse it gets. it s close to landfall, and the wind makes for the most interesting stuff to watch on television and there s a good one. this is really going to be a water event. when the water comes in, and we see how high these rivers swell, when we see the storm surge, all of that moving together at the same time, that s really going to make the story and that s going to be the danger for all of these people living in these swampy bayou, low lying areas, and people at or below sea level. it s going to be a water story and that s going to be the concern. the wind will come, the wind will go, but this thing could linger for a couple of days. we could see the same storm producing rain even into morn and when it s over you, that s when the danger becomes the water. charles: rob, thank you very much. be safe, my friend. and also joining me now via skype in morgan city, louisiana is storm chaser, aaron, what s going on from your vantage point
warning for vessels traveling in iranian waters. shep? shepard: talk more about what led to this. last week there was an iranian vessel that was seized by british forces in the mediterranean in the strait of gibraltar. it was suspected of carrying iranian oil to syria. this morning iran said there would be consequences if the tanker wasn t released. these maritime events coupled with two violations this morn of the iran nuclear deal by tehran raising some tensions in the region amid an already fragile situation. shep? shepard: john atmen from the center of strategic and international studies a bipartisan policy research organization. good to see you. good to see you, shep. shepard: big picture, what do you think here? i think the iranians are
symptoms we had for me to even begin to stay quiet about it. reporter: one year ago this month, the colorado couple travelled to the all-inclusive grand bahiaprincipe resort and for the first few days, it seemed a vacation of a lifetime. but on the sixth day, she became ill. i woke up with a headache one morn. we had gone to breakfast to see if i could get some water, juice, try some food, feel better. when we came back to the room, it actually hit us a lot stronger, and we smelled the smell of chemicals. reporter: she got progressively worse. then her boyfriend, tom, started feeling it, too. they say they were sweating, drooling, dizzy, nauseous. it wouldn t go away. neither would the smell in their hotel room. we saw a housekeeper outside and like called her in to see if she could come in. she walked maybe five, six feet into the room and turned around and said i m not doing that. and then got on her walkie talkie to the front desk and