of strength in numbers. just like this chopstick as one organization not very strong. but by joining forces with others, collectively, unbreakable. think about it. a couple of thousand votes can change the outcome of a city council election. if they can t influence this group of leaders, they will replace them. making them uncomfortable. they are endangering our likes. people are fed up with policies that they say that they say don t put them first. the congress of neighborhoods will take their ideas and demands to city hall november 7th. and just in. haywood police are looking for samantha hernandez, 9 years old was with her mother at a nail salon omission boulevard when she went missing. it happened before three. she was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and legins. now to a developing story. police are trying to pinpoint a suspect and motive in a double homicide. a dog walker found two people inside the car suffering from gunshot wounds. the victims, one fema
it s just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics, that s all it is. chris: we will talk with republican senator thom tillis, who was just introduced a bill to protect the special counsel for being fired. plus, as congress leaves town for a long august recess, we will ask him sunday panel about all the unfinished business they will face when they come back after labor day. all right now on fox news sunday . and hello again from fox news in washington. if you still had any doubt how serious the leaks problem is, all you had to do this week was open your newspaper or turn on your television and see transcripts of president trump s conversations with world leaders. this comes as we learned, again through leaks, robert mueller is taking his russia investigation to a grand jury. on friday, attorney general sessions announced research to try and stop leaks that he says endanger american security. joining me now for his first sunday show interview is
is saturday, august 12, 2017. look who is here. i was just saying i feel like i haven t seen in you so long. we kind of missed each other few times. what do they call it, shins in the night passing? is that the snake. i think so. all right, learn something new. i know. how are you? i m doing well, doing well, worked last night, did the turn around. oh, that s rough. you know, but i like it, you know, because i feel like i m up-to-date on everything you. know it all. i won t sleep two hours ago, and it is the same wetter. kind of sticky. i was in a ooh they are morning, they had the windows down, i complains. i said do you want me to roll the windows up? absolutely. i always feel awkward in a uber, i don t minds. you re paying for that ride. so, that is little sticky. little humid. yes, we have some rain in the forecast. and i know, unfortunately, people are saying that s no fun when we re talking weekends. don t worry. at this point it does look
issued tweets denouncing racism and bigotry, former president george herbert walker are bush and george w. bush put out statement the same. but former kkk leader david duke thanked the president for his honesty and courage. that prompted south carolina s lindsey graham to plead with the president, you are now receiving praise from some of the most racists and hate-filled individuals and groups in our country. for the sake of our nation as our president, please fix this. how will he fix it? we ll ask south carolina s other republican senator tim scott who said this week the president s moral authority is now compromised. virginia democratic senator tim kaine will also join us to discuss the debate over confederate monuments that has mushroomed since playing a role in the protest. plus, just days after defending his chief strategist steve bannon. he is not a racist i can tell you that. he s a good person. he actually gets a very unfair press in that regard. dickerson: the p
from coast to coast, millions of people gazed in wonder at the cosmic spectacle with the bests seats along the so-called path of totality. and we were not in that path, but we still got to witness a partial eclipse and people are still talking about it tonight. good evening i m jessica dean. and i m nicole brewer. people gathered outside anxiously awaiting this event cover around 80% of the sun before it moved on. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff is live with a look at the parkway. i think what was more incredible what was happening on the ground. most americans pausing their daily lives to take a look up into the sky at something so far way and in that all of us becoming just a liltd bit closer together. with all of that excitement and with some of the regional cloud cover there was a temptation to just take a quick peek up without protective eyewear at the solar eclipse and if you did do that, what kind of damage could have been done to your eyes. we set out