running. police arrested him after finding his drivers license. three people in england trying to shove a three-foot sofa into that tiny car. they finally gave up. fox & friends starts now. bye. good morning. today is tuesday, august 19. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. tensions flare in ferguson overnight. dozens were arrested. two people shot. and the chief makes an emotional plea for peace. i am not going to let the criminals that have come out here from across this country or live in this community define this neighborhood and define what we re going to do to make it right. new video paints a much different picture. protesters who won t go home without a fight. caught on camera. a man saves the loofs of a baby and her grandma
tracked in a blazing car on the highway. watch this. this dash cam video, the man driving that vehicle, the hero, joins us live. a hiker lost in the woods for five days. no food, no water. rescued. it is all thanks to that cast
organizers say they must stand together and educate the youth. register eligible voters and continue the conversations toward equality. these are little steps that can be a big step toward change we need. and that we must work for. thanks for watching. i m al sharpton. hardball starts right now. obama s war. let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with the killers. the thousands of them who have joined up to maraud across borders, murdering anyone who refuses to share their fanatic creed. the only question is how we eradicate this isis bunch. experts say we can t do it by the air strikes we have been
training on them. we can t be sure the president will keep those forces in the air over iraq. the dilemma is here. it stares us in the face. do we escalate the war in isis or let it continue to the death or hit a little bit more and let them continue on their murderous path? do we do a little or do everything? there is a lesson w
hello, you re watching afternoon live i m simon mccoy. today at 2: a week long state of emergency in australia with a warning that a heatwave forecast for the weekend could make the bushfires worse. there are fears of fuel shortages thousands take to their cars to flee the areas under threat. australia s prime minister scott morrison cuts short a visit to one devastated community as people there heckle him. how come we only have four trucks to defend our time? we don t have much money. delays and cancellations on the railways but most fares still go up an average of 2.7% from today. artificial intelligence ‘outperforms‘ doctors in diagnosing breast cancerfrom mammograms according to the latest study. coming up on afternoon live
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hello, i m ros atkins, this is outside source. australia s prime minister is heckled for his response to the bushfire crisis. you are not welcome here! scott morrison was visiting a town where the bushfires killed two people and destroyed many homes. a state of emergency is declared in new south wales where the crisis threatens to get even worse. turkey s parliament passes a bill allowing the deployment of troops to libya to support the un backed government in the civil war. as transport strikes in paris enter their 29th day, police and protesters clash over emmanuel macron‘s pension reforms. and interpol has issued a red alert for the former nissan boss carlos ghosn. he was facing charges injapan, but he s fled to lebanon.
to those watching in the uk and elsewhere and perhaps watching for the first time on pbs in the us, and will welcome to the first edition of outside source of 2020. what s happening in australia is unprecendented. the bushfires have killed 18 people, they ve ki