about the break up. he said president obama and hillary clinton were wrong for urging britain to remain in the eu. >> they wanted their independence and they didn't want to be governed. you will have other country s, right now, they will come up and they want to vote also. it will not be the last. >> we have fox team coverage. benjamin hall is standing by in london with how world leaders are responding. john roberts spoke with with donald trump earlier today. hi, john. >> reporter: this was a trip that a lot of republicans thought donald trump shouldn't have made and an unnecessary distraction from campaigning, but in the end, being here on the uk in an incredible occasion and remarkable occasion was a boon to donald trump and added new relevance to the populs message. i had a one-on-one interview as he departed scotland to go to the united states. did he think the brexit vote have a trickle down. he said in the near term it could have a detrimental affect on the u.s. economy. >> it could hurt the united states. and the president shouldn't have got involve is ---ed. that probably hurt the vote. >> reporter: what can you do to impact the vote. >> get rid of our debt. >> reporter: he thought in the long run things will be fine. if they work hard at it things will work out in the end. >> the move to unboind the gop delegates gaining traction? >> yeah, it really is. you know, this is something that was kind of out there a pie in the sky idea. but it so manies to be gaining traction and a move to at the convention get a minority report on the floor of the unvention and unbind the delegates so they can vote on the first ballot and a lawsuit was introduced in virginia that would protect delegates against legal proceedings if they don't vote like they are supposed to vote. and all of that could create a lot of uncertainty. you get it on the floor, it may not go how it is going to. and i asked donald trump about what he thought about the movement to deny him the nomination? >> i have millions of people. 14 million that will be extremely upset if that happened. look you win. i won in a land slide and go out and try to take it away. they have been trying to do that from day one. >> reporter: this started as a small idea and gaining a lot of momentum and another conference call to gain more support for it. and the last conference call a this happened people lin. >> thank you. and top leaders from the remaining eu nations are reacting and saying they want the britain's divorce from the continent to be a swift one. that comes as calls from britains for a do over vote and wanting to hold the brexit vote again. emotions are not settling down in england. >> reporter: the storm is just starting and politicians pointing the finger at one another and hunt for a prime minister and the europeans looking at what they will do. the pound went to the lowest figure since 1985. credit rating moody down graded the uk from stable to negative. and they said it faced a long period p of uncertainty. and in berlin. there was emergency talks and the eu president said this would not be an amicable divorce. there is a back lash by the people who voted to stay in and said the margin was not large enough to warrant a victory and want to hold a second referundum and that received 2 and million votes and the other side said that is ridiculous. >> there is talk of another vote in scotland. >> reporter: as a region they voted to stay in the eu, and the first minister of scotland wants another referundum for scottish independence back on the table and rather be connected to europe than england and the hunt for the prime minister to within begin. the hard work begins. they have invoke article 50 and a two year process to renegotiate all of the different deals. europe doesn't want to see other countries following the way of the uk. expect a messy few years from here on out. >> benjamin hall, thank you for that report. reaction. fast and swift. dow tumble ped 600 points and banks had the worst day in five years and we'll get new signals tomorrow. that's when asian markets open for trading. we'll keep you posted on that. and a fox news weather alert. 24 people killed in widespread flooding in west virginia, and the death toll could rise as many people p are missing. relentless rains triggering the flood waters and left hundreds homeless and thousands without electricity. the governor declaring a state of emergency and requesting federal aid for areas that need it most. it is a disaster like anything they have seen. >> this is the worst i have sewn and i have seen stuff floating down the river and we had a flood in 2003 and it was nothing like. this >> garrett, how are people doing there? it looks terrible>> reporter: almost every single person was affected by this flood. hundreds of homes and businesses that people spent their lives building have been destroyed by this flood. this dairy queen is a perfect example of it. it was a stap wille here in this small town for 60 years and this is where people came when they were kids and brought their own grandkids and now you can see. this is what the roof looks like. two days this is what the pictures were from the elk river rose 14 feet above stage. it was completely covered with water. and now this is what is left of that dairy queen. sement slab knocked over and mud covering the walls and this is thick mud covering houses and roads and neighborhoods. today is the first real day for folks to come and see what is left. >> for a lot of folks, that means reliving the experiences as the flood waters were rising. lisa, we spoke to her and she told us, she was home and the river was rising and she was in the first floor. and then she moved to the second floor and covered the entire second floor and went in the a ttic with nothing more than an ironing born to sit on with two dogs. >> you are watching the water rise and you can not go out or get higher. it is gut wrenching. i counted my blessings every five minutes. i probably talked more to god in the last two days than i have in the last 45 years. >> reporter: it rips your heart open. she ate fresh hot food first time in three days today. that is the experience of so many people p here. and as they come home, their homes are gone and swept down the river. it will be a long recovery process and 24 people p are confirmed dead and that number could go back home. and search and rescue get back and start to see the damage and what it is like. >> that is heart breaking images. thank you for that report, garrett. terrorist strike guests in a hotel in one nation's capital. very scary stuff. gunshots ring out and the attackers take hostages. more from the terrifying scene ahead. massive wildfires reducing homes to ashes. thousands of firefighter trying to stop the flames. plus, politics, bernie sanders announcing who he will vote for. it is not himself. so why is he in the race? 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the ground. blamed for two deaths and destruction of 150 homes. >> my grandmother's house, i just bought the house from the represe renters and i just lost it. >> in lake issabella. these images are just devastating. >> they absolutely are. tragic and sad. and we are in a state of emergency here in kern county three hours north of los angeles. these communities are devasta devastated. we have seen block after block just like this and the homes, nothing left. rubble and debris. and so many families lost everything. the good news is that the fire is making its way away from the communities and we had good weather conditions and burned 37000 acres. they are battling day and night and working to protect 1500 more homes that are threatened. some residents are slowly trying to make their way back. mary saw her property for the first time. >> it looks like a bomb went off for real and i am surprised not more people have died from it. >> reporter: the weather today was good. but tomorrow, it 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