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the most powerful men in hollywood, ceo chairman of cbs les moonves under fire. and we hear from the reporter who broke the story, ronan farrow. here s abc s chief national affairs correspondent, tom llamas. reporter: tonight les moonves, one of most powerful men in hollywood, under investigation by his own company, cbs, after allegations of sexual misconduct. the accusations from six women from encounters that happened 20 years ago that range from inappropriate kissing to sexual assault, surfacing tonight in a new yorker expose by ronan farrow. in the article actress and writer illeana douglas tells farrow, what happened to me was a sexual assault, and then i was fired for not participating. she recounts an incident in moonves office. moonves office. in a millisecond, he got one arm over me, pinning me, she said. moonves was violently kissing her, holding her down on the couch with her arms above her head. producer christine peters recounts
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levelling at robert mueller. it s much more personal than it has been in the past. the president used to sort of question the genesis of the mueller investigation, suggested there were a lot of conflicts of interest among his team. now he s really going after mueller. this is of a piece with a decision that we re told will be coming very soon in which the president and his legal team are likely to say and there s always a chance it could be different but we re told they are likely to say that there will be no interview with robert mueller. the president has got the final say, but there s pretty much unaminomt. there was question that i was going to ask at the press conference had i been called on. the two people that were called on did not bring it up. there s reasons why, a multitude of reasons why the president s attorneys believe that he should not sit down with him. first and foremost, they believe
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it is tuesday, july 31st, fox news alert, a chilling threat on the other side of the southern border as mexico s murder rate skyrockets. donald trump double down on a shutdown over the border wall. jillian: lemonade stand standoff. a 7-year-old boy was ordered to close up shot. jillian: sobering numbers about drinking and shopping. fox and friends first continues right now. our producer has new music. jillian: who was it? i m not sure. i don t keep up with them. nicely done. you keep up with them. good morning. you are watching fox and friends first tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting your day with us. donald trump doubling down on his threat to shut down the government over border security. kim jong un 7 the clock is ticking toward the funding deadline. the clock is ticking, the october 1st deadline, mitch mcconnell talking about avoiding a messy fight over immigration. appeared we were all in agreement but yesterday he
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i m todd piro in for rob schmitt. president trump is willing to do just that if it means securing border. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. where congress is not expected to take action any time soon, good morning, griff. the president wants a wall and wants it now and wants to do whatever it takes to get it. i would will willing to shut down government if democrats don t give us votes for border security, let s get rid of lottery and go to system immigration based on merit, we need great people coming into the country. the threat reverses where things appear to be heading into the weekend, majority leader mitch mcconnell met with the president last week over avoiding a shutdown suggesting a bridge
at the white house, we will see if he anymore to say about this. thank you very much, griff. appreciate it. democrats continuing to ham ter president over the funding battle despite the now booming economy. jillian: retired lieutenant colonel allen west says it s time for washi
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by those carr fire, the home behind us leveled and reduced to only ask. one of the only few items that remains recognizable as this picture dominic pickup truck in the driveway that was burned right down to the metal. six people have died as a result of the fire. it is now 23% contained. firefighters say it is still growing. needed more than double in size from over the weekend. it stands at more than 100,000 acres. it is also destroyed more than 700 structures, many of which are family homes. it is unfortunate, if our house is burned, which it sounds like there is only two places standing. so the chances are that it probably will. people just want to know what is going on with her house. it is kind of like nobody wants to give a lot of news. if it is there or not or if it is burned down. that is a reality that many residents who were evacuated will soon have to face. cal fire tonight deciding to allow
A precursor to Fox News s morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. we get blamed, there is a way to deal with the population. i prefer a deal that would be a win-win. across the aisle senators like patrick leahy said the president is to blame. they could pass the money for a wall if they wanted and democrats are willing to work on this but it is hard to get the president to keep the same position for more than a day. no word on whether gop leaders would come to the white house for another private meeting. where things stand and how the president has changed the wall street journal indicating today they believe the president may be open to an agreement that we will end this day in a rally in florida and i suppose we may hear more about that wall. probably going to take many absent flows between now and september 30th. donald trump firm on his threat to shut down the
government in order to get funding for the border wall. brandon j
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a local news station that investigators say her laptop show she was doing homework at her boyfriends house into the night possibly after her jog. and her boyfriend claims she sent him a snapchat picture the day she vanished that appeared to be inside. as of tonight police have not publicly named any suspects and are being very tight-lipped about details maintaining that releasing too much information will compromise the investigation where they won t comment on whether there were signs of forced entry or if investigators have obtained any information from her fitbit, which could reveal her exact gps location and heart rate the day she went missing. molly s boyfriend was 100 miles away working at a construction job in iowa. he claims he was one of the first to throw up red flags that she was missing. when she did not respond to one of his text messages and did not show up to work. she hadn t called in and he looked at my phone and i no
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base supports president trump. pete: absolute fact. ainsley: do you want to know why the president is so strict about immigration and wanting that wall? if you look at the murder rate in mexico, it went up dramatically in 2017 last year it went up 27%. 31,174 people were murdered. pete: that s higher than the height of the drug wars that happened in early 2011, 2012 over there mexico has 200 million less people in america. yet the number of people murdered in that country is roughly twice ours. serious crime drug problem run by cartels just on our southern border and we are wondering whether we should secure it or not? steve: no kidding. one of the agencies inside the united states that
threatening to shoot on the government unless congress provides money for the wall. the threats have been frustrating for congressional republicans who are trying to avoid a shutdown, right before the midterms. but tonight, president trump said things that will only make them even more nervous. we got $1.6 billion, and we ve started large portions of the wall, but we are going to need, even the way we negotiate, we are going to need more, we are going to get more, and we may have to do some pretty drastic things, but we are going to get it. president trump also sent a significant portion of tonight s speech defending his trade policies and tariffs. he s been taking heat after china s retaliatory tariffs have hurt u.s. farmers, so much that his administration announced a $12 billion aid package for farmers. speak at our farmers are true patriots patriots. because china and others have targeted china and others
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save lov others. new potential for the president to sit down with robert mueller to a possible government shutdown, over the border wall. the justice department creates a task force, nothing more than a license to discriminate against minorities and the lgbt community and christians in particular need no protection at all. welcome to fox news at night. we will get to all your political headlines in minutes but first breaking news from oregon to california, wildfires reveling the west coast. and oregon new evacuation notices have been ordered and there are more than a dozen active fires raging across california right now. jeff hall is live with the deadly car fire involving homes and businesses. good evening, jeff. reporter: we are one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in the city of reading.
roads destroyed by the car fire, the home behind is leveled and reduced to ash. one of the few items that remains recognizable, a pickup truck parked in the driveway that was burned right down