(on-cam intro)0:08-0:12 guy benson/fox news contributor/ courtesy: "special report" / fox news 0:30-0:35 reince priebus / rnc chairman/ courtesy: "the kelly file"/ fox news channel 0:44-0:47 newt gingrich (r) / former house speaker/ courtesy: "hannity"/ fox news channel1:02-1:04 robert zimmerman / democratic strategist / courtesy: "the kelly file" / fox news channel 1:12-1:15 stuart stevens/ fmr romney campaign senior strategist/ courtesy: "the kelly file" / fox news channel 1:15-1:23 caroline shively / fox news correspondent (on-cam "fox news" tag) ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- they are predicting a super bowl size audience tonight with up to a hundred million people watching donald trump and hillary clinton face off. (pkg) benson says: "the american people expect hillary clinton to do well and there are lower expectations for donald trump." the debate stage is set at hofstra university... and everyone's wondering who will take command of the race after tonight. bu

fox news morning is back after this >> well, good morning to you today, on "fox news morning", terrible traffic tuesday every school child in the region back to school today making the commute one of the worst in the year. >> and hyattsville communities on high alert after a shooting at near a local university. >> and getting ready for possibly five 90 degree temperatures. get ready, get ready, you ready? >> brace yourself, i'm ready, no fall boots yet. >> thank you for joining us i'm erin como. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> it's known as terrible traffic tuesday first day of school for everybody. everybody should be back in class. people everywhere and buses everywhere. >> and more on traffic in a bit. here is gar bear gary mcgrady tells us about the heat wave you. >> said five days 90 plus. >> write that down. >> i'm going to write that down. >> i have to adjust the forecast a little bit. >> anything else you need to know. >> it's as if you're standing over my shoulder looking at the forecast. >> that's right, that's right. >> wisdom by wisdom. >> five-day forecast and maybe 6, sunday, is

two bombshell announcements from fox news. the company agreeing to pay former host gretchen carlson a staggering 20 million dollars to settle against former ceo roger ailes. as abc's amy robach reports....the fallout continues as another big star... fox host greta van susteren....announces she's leaving the channel.... nats fox news making headlines of its own. nats just 2 months after the bomshell lawsuit by former fox and friends anchor gretchen carslon, against the powerful fox news chief roger ailes for sexual harrasment-the network's parent company settling for 20 the announcement after a scathing ny magazine article alleging carlson had been secretly recording conversations with ailes since 2014 according to the report in one recording he alledgely he told her "i think you and i should have had a sexual relationship a long time ago, and then you'd be good and better and i'd be good and better." matt belloni, editor the hollywood reporter i think fox the parent company wanted this to be over and done their future. in an u

this was a story first reported by fox news. and we can also see that there's a discussion of a u.s. army officer who was killed in afghanistan but a senior aide to mrs. clinton or a long-time contact, essentially outed that person as someone would worked at the cia after their death, and really effectively put that person's family at grave risk. it's shocking to me to see that was in fact the case, and what i would add is that the document says she can't recall the briefings and the declarations she made to the government about how she understood she would handle this information in an appropriate way. and she signed two of these nondisclosure agreements within just a matter of day us of becoming secretary of state, confirming to the government under oath that she understood the rules. yet when she was questioned by the fbi, she was able to walk away from that interview saying, i don't remember, i don't recall, i didn't know the rule, and it's very hard to look at the document and not really understand one of the criticism is h

in rome, amy kellogg, fox news. the canonization of mother teresa was extra special for one southeast wisconsin parish. there was a full house this morning at blessed teresa of calcutta church in north lake. archbishop listecki was at the waukesha county parish this morning to lead parishoners at the church say this is a very special day. as a parish they try to follow in mother theresa's footsteps. it's so special for us here, because there is a strong mission in this particular parish to serve the poor and serve people who need help. a group of 26 people actually traveled from blessed teresa of calcutta parish to rome to witness this morning's cn you can watch the holy mass and canonization of mother teresa on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. we have posted a full video of the mass as shared by the vatican. going away to college should be about hope, dreams...and yes, fun. but sadly..for too many college students..it includes dealing with sexual assault. what some colleges are d

>>> this is a fox news alert. i'm doug mckelway in for bret bai baier. we are learning more tonight about what hillary clinton said and did not say in her fbi interview during the investigation of her e-mail scandal. it was an investigation that ended with a recommendation of no charges, only an admonition from the fbi director about extreme carelessness. tonight, a look at how that conclusion was reached. here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillary clinton's interview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi agents, she could not recall when she got a security clearance. and clinton could not recall specialized training for managing the u.s. government's most closely held secrets, known as special access programs. critics aren't buying it. >> it is implausible. not someone with her background, experience, training, as an attorney, 25 years in government, and suddenly she has selective anesthesia? it's not plausi

the fox news parent company apologizing. "we sincerely regret and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve." the evidence in carlson' suit including conversations with her cell phone. "i want b traveorrd to tell people across the country who em aacuprted me." >> i want to support all the women who've been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: sources telling abc news, the company has also settled with a handful of other women who came forward with their own allegations against ailes. and today, fox news announcing one of seral anchors who ailes leaving the network. writing on fa home to me for a if you years." dav david, ailes had no comment today. he left fox news in july with a $40 million severance package. david? >> rebecca jarvis with us tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here, the american treasure reduced to rubble, and authorities want your help tonight. the drone video of this, coming up. >>> also, the bank robbery suspec

three new fox news state polls out tonight contain good news for mr. trump. he now leads in nevada, north carolina and ohio as you can see. for a sense of how this effects the all important electoral cej, here is fox news correspondent shannon bream. >> brand new fox news poll shows donald trump now enjoying modest leads over hillary clinton in nevada, north carolina, and ohio, let's take a look for other changes all across the country as we review our electoral college map where 270 remains the magic number to win the white house there have been some shifts. let's talk about those first and then tally up the nationwide total. both new hampshire up here and colorado out west. they have shifted from leaning democrat to toss-up, now meaning they could go either way. this also brings a shift in iowa where trump has been polling well it goes from a toss-up to leaning republican. and finally a change in minnesota. that moves from solidly democrat to leaning democrat. so where does that put us overall? the solidly democrat and leaning democrat states are the ones i

. >>> fox news alert from washington. an explosion in new york city is an act of terrorism but there's no evidence tying the attack to an international terror group. the homemade bomb detonated about 8:30 last night in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. a second suspicious device was found and removed about four blocks away. surveillance video from a local gym shows the moment of explosion and people running away seconds later. 29 people were injured in the attack, no suspects at the moment, but local officials plan to hold a news conference at noon eastern. fox news channel will bring that to you and stay with you throughout the day. ♪ >>> time now for "mediabuzz." donald trump was all but written off a month ago, but the con coverage is changing in the latest presidential polls. i spoke to him earlier by phone from new york. >> donald trump, welcome. >> thank you, howie. >> hillary clinton called half your supporters a basket of deplorables, racists, sexist, xenophobic. when mike pence was making the rounds of the medi

>>> this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. the tulsa, oklahoma, police officer who shot and kill aid black man last week has been charged with first degree manslaughter. officer betty shelby shot and killed t eed terence crutcher f. it shows crutcher walking towards his suv with his hands in the air right before that shooting. it is unclear what happens when he reaches the vehicle. shelby's attorney maintains that crutcher was not following police commands in the moments before she opened fire. tulsa county's district attorney says arrangements are being made for shelby's surrender. if convicted, shelby could serve four years in prison. >>> tonight, police main charlotte, north carolina, say keith scott refused to drop a gun. residents insist he was unarmed. city officials say they won't provide the public with video evidence. outrage turn eed violent last night in north carolina. nine people were injured, 44 arrested. overnight during the protest that turned into riots at times throughout the night with looting as well. just

charles: brand new fox news polls out just moments ago. donald trump now three points behind hillary clinton. when it's a four-man race. so can donald trump recapture that momentum he only had two weeks ago, or will his twitter rant and these controversies -- particularly as stoked by the mainstream media -- continue to haunt him? joining me now, presidential scholar mark smith, republican strategist -- [inaudible] and gianno caldwell. there's been a momentum shift. what happens now? >> well, you know what? i wouldn't agree that there's been a momentum shift. i write about this in red alerts politics. trump lost with the political class but won with the voters. when i took a look at that fox news poll, there were some things which i thought donald trump did well at the debate by naming that hillary clinton has been a politician for 30 years and hasn't done much, mentioning nafta and these states that were impacted which happen to be swing states. there's -- donald trump is leading in double digit when it comes to independents. there's anot

remember, als andrea tantaros, one of the former fox news hosts, has a pending lawsuit not and fox news but ailes' protege bill shine and so you know a lot is, i think, continuing and the question really is, is this the end of an era for fox news? what do they do going forward? they've put this behind them. but there's a lot more ahead. >> developing story. thank you very much, sunny. great to have you on a saturday. >> thanks for having me. it's saturday morning. >> come back any time. >> any time. >> that might be a hard ask. >>> coming up here on "gma," gearing up for what is expected to be the biggest college football game ever live from rob is going to sit down with espn's "gameday" host desmond howard for his picks at the battle at bristol. that's coming up next. keep it here. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra... can be a sign of existing joint damage... that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, ner

here on the fox news channel. >> this fox alert. computer hacker noon as guccifer sentenced to more than four years in prison. the judge sending him way for crimes associated with hacking 100 americans, hacks that eventually exposed hillary clinton's private e-mail set-up. catherine herridge is on this story from d.c. catherine? >> thank you. the hacker who exposed clinton's e-mail account in 2013 was sentenced to four years in prison. he continues to cooperate with american investigators. what is fascinating is that guccifer did not plead guilty to hacking blumenthal's original account, one of the nine charges. it was that hack of blumenthal that first revealed secretary of state clinton was using a perth server for government business. when guccifer was extradited from romania to the u.s. in may he told nbc and fox news by phone that he had breached clinton's system. >> you accessed a lot of accounts, marcel. >> yes. >> was the clinton server easy or hard? >> claiming those claims were live but comey said in july he won't recommen

. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm doug mckelway in for bret bai baier. we are learning more tonight about what hillary clinton said and did not say in her fbi interview during the investigation of her e-mail scandal. it was an investigation that ended with a recommendation of no charges, only an admonition from the fbi director about extreme carelessness. tonight, a look at how that conclusion was reached. here's chief intelligence correspondent, katherine harris. >> reporter: the 11-page fbi summary of hillary clinton's interview shows the former secretary of state cannot remember key details about her e-mails more than two dozen times. she told fbi agents, she could not recall when she got a security clearance. and clinton could not recall specialized training for managing the u.s. government's most closely held secrets, known as special access programs. critics aren't buying it. >> it is implausible. not someone with her background, experience, training, as an attorney, 25 years in government, and suddenly she has selective anesthesia? it's not plausi

up next tonight, big news at fox news. former news anchor gets multi million dollar settlement as another one leaves the network. a mystery painting. and effort to track down police officer in this portrait. >> out with hermine and in with a cable clash comes to an end gretchen carlson centers her lawsuit against former fox news ceo roger ailes hours later another shake up at the cable giant. another popular anchor stepping away saying fox news doesn't feel like home to her. experts say this is just beginning and to expect more high profile departures in next months a fox news tries to rebuild. >> amajor settlement for gretchen carlson. former fox news anchor who sued former co walks was $20 million and apology. we sincerely regret an iapologize for gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all our colleagues discern. carlson released her own statement saying she's ready to move on next chapter. they are going pay her $20 million and forced out a long time ahead of fox news roger ailes for her this

he is also a fox news contributor. by the way his response to her saying what is he doing staying up all night tweeting about alicia was to say, essentially, at least i can be up at 3:00 in the morning as per that old ad she ran years ago. what do you make of all this? >> well, i think it is a nice little sideshow but doesn't affect how voters really feel whether they will put their trust in hillary clinton, who has lied to congress, apparently she and many of her people lied to the fbi. this is a fundamental issue but the press, they're ignoring this. they're all worried about how much sleep donald trump is getting or not getting. the fact that he's up all night is kd of refreshing. i would like to have a president that stays awake and pays attention. david: that's what he said. the fact is before the debate everybody was saying that the biggest danger for donald trump is if he takes the bait of hillary clinton. gets under his skin with something like this miss universe thing. lo and behold she does it. he took the ba

just saying. >>> gretchen karlsson's $20 million victory. >> her epic settlement with fox news and why greta van susteren is suddenly out, too. on "extra." ? ? ? ? ? >>> chaos at cable's number one news network. breaking new details on gretchen greta van susteren, is she now planning to sue and what the turmoil means for o'reilly and kelly. >>> chris brown on the defense. >> all my real supporters know me and they know the truth and they'll see the truth. >> does brown's defense team have a smoking text from brown's accuser? >> the boss' hidden demons. bruce springsteen opening up on "vanity fair" about battling >> social media, car itchy tran. >> we have kardashian couples news and bradley cooper's weekend with gaga. >> kevin hart's first interview about his wedding how his mini me stole the show. >> that's my best man, my best friend. >> plus mariah dishing secrets about her guest role on "empire". >> does that mean we'll see hood mariah come >> bravo. >> from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming

and hello again from fox news in washington. hermine, the once and apparently future hurricane has already claimed the lives of two people, it's moving slowly up the eastern seaboard leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity, and it's set to do even more damage.

joe waldman, fox news. from the outer banks of north carolina. >>> to wake up to the sound of raindrops on the window. >> those folks in polk county, you got to feel for them. >> not your wind bands that go through but additional moisture in the atmosphere, something we don't need after all the rain that we saw over the last week. here's the time lapse view that gives at least a little bit of hope though as you head through next few days. hilton cam still ominous, after that went through though, you could see the blue skies that start to move back in and certainly set the stage for a nice looking ending to the day. now here's the flood warnings and there are a ton of river flood warnings but perhaps none more dangerous than this one. the anklote river, there are mandatory evacuations, fox13.com has them lited out. but flood stage is 20 major flood stage is 24 feet. at 6:00, we saw it as 14 feet. turns out that rain gauge or rather that river level gauge probably not too accurate. they went back got a new re

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fox's lucas tomlinson has new fox news exclusive. >> reporter: 36-year-old marine major sterling norton was killed when his f18 crash just six weeks ago. his wasn't 3f18 fighter jets that crashed since october. killing in all two marine pilo pilots. sterling's commander office called him one of his best. major norton's mother told fox news quote i want to wait for the investigation report. however, these jets are too old and should not be flown any more. head of marine corps aviation seems to share her concern. >> i worry about my young aviators that aren't getting the number of hours they need to. it's the mishap that looms that we don't see coming just now. will they have the experience to keep that bad thing from happening. >> reporter: fox news investigation reveals that overall, the entire u.s. military saw a 48% increase in non-combat aviation crashes between 2014 and 2015 compared to two years prior. nine more crashes already this year, four were navy jets. admiral in charge of naval aviation denies there's link between the crashes and the age and redness of his branches lane pla

is this over for fox news? >> i don't think it's over. remember, the investigation is still ongoing. the internal investigation and a lot has come from that internal investigation. other women have alleged that roger ailes sexually harassed them. remember also andrea tantaros, one of the former fox news hosts, she has a pending lawsuit not only against fox news and ailes but ailes' protege, the new co-president bill shine, and so you know a lot is, i think, continuing and the question really is, is this the end of an era for fox news? what do they do going forward? they've put this behind them. but there's a lot more ahead. >> a developing story. thank you very much, sunny. great to have you on a saturday. >> thanks for having me. it's saturday morning. >> come back any time. >> any time. >> that might be a hard ask. thank you, sunny. >>> coming up here on "gma," gearing up for what is expected to be the biggest college rob is going to sit down with "espn gameday's" host desmond howard for his picks at the battle at bristol. that's coming

we begin with a fox 10 >>> fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. >>> breaking news. we begin with a fox 10 news alert out of washington state. at least four people are dead at a mall after a shooting in seattle, and it's a manhunt that is now underway for the shooter. and you can see here, dozs police officers and emergency responders swarming at that parking lot. >> this is happening at the cascade mall in burlington, washington about an hour north of seattle. we are hearing that the shooter walked into the macy's. here's seattle. we are going to move up a little bit north of mount vernon, here's the mall right here, right next to the cascade mall. the macy's, and then entered the interior of the mall. that's where the shots were fired, and then we are told he fled out toward i-5, a hank man, dressed in gray, last seen heading out toward i-5. it's not clear if there are any other injuries, other than the four people killed. they are looking for the suspect tonight and trying to assess if there are other injuries involved that we may not know about yet. >> let's go t

a fox ten news alert... where we are waiting for the a fox ten news alert... >>> "fox 10 news" alert. they are currently reading the verdict here in the case of the scottsdale yoga teacher accused of getting drunk at a bar mitzvah and letting young boys touch her breast. we believe all of them are not guilty. let's take a listen and right here as they continue to read some of them. >> we find the defendant not 13-1403a1. count seven, we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the violation of 13-1403a1. coup eight, we the jury find the defendant lindsay -- not guilty in the violation of 13-1403a1. count nine, we find the defendant not guilty with the violation of 13-1403a1. and count 10, we the juryin the defendant lindsay radomski not guilty of 13-1402a1. does the party -- >> they will poll the jury now and that's a formality. she is weeping as it's happening. not guilty. lindsay radomski on every single count that was against her. >> so we have been awaiting these remarks here. most of the morning. what

this is a fox news alert. hurricane hermine making landfall overnight, unleashing on florida's gulf coast, the first hurricane to hit the state in over a decade. winds whipping up to 80 miles an hour, knocking out power, along with it drenching rains and flooding. >> the record storm surge could be catastrophic. >> we have fox news coverage on this early edition of fox and friends, first tracking hermine's track. we start with live in panama beach city, florida. what is the latest there. >> reporter: things are relatively calm here because we're on the west side of the storm. it is a lopsided storm, and so most of the damage, most of the heavy rains and pounding wind you're going to see on the east side. take a look at the video from tallahassee, the storm pounding the state cam capital overnight. it is first to make landfall in the state in over a decade. in tallahassee the city government reports 70,000 customers are without electricity. take a look at this photo of the florida state university campus, fsu i

coming up in just a few minutes on fox ten news >>> coming up in just a few minutes on fox 10 news at 10:00, we will have the very latest on the deadly shooting at a mall north of seattle as police are now searching for the gunman. plus new at 10:00, spacex now believes it knows what caused that accidental explosion before launch a few weeks ago. blast. that's tonight at 10:00. >>> time for tonight's talkers. >> you're going to love this one, john. remember when bill clinton was asked that infamous question, boxers or briefs? >> yes, i remember this. >> turns out the answer now, it better be briefs, because boxers are seriously out according to gq. >> good because i'm a briefs guy. >> i was thinking more of a thong o >> no, no. >> they say with form fitting clothing, there is no room for loose, lumpy boxers anymore. they say it ruins the whole suit, the whole look. >> yeah. >> what did bill clinton say? >> what was bill clinton? i can't remember. i think he was briefs, wasn't he? >> what if you say neither? >> or was he boxers? i can't remember. neither? >>> do you remember kevin john

after accusing former fox news ceo roger ailes of sexual harassment. abc's rebecca jarvis tonight on the eye-opening public apology that came with it. >> reporter: tonight, just two months after filing a sexual harassment suit against fox news' gretchen carlson reaching a $20 million settlement with 21st century fox. the fox news parent company apologizing -- "we sincerely regret and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve." the evidence in carlson's suit including conversations with ailes she secretly recorded on her cell phone. "i want to thank all the brave women who came forward to tell their own stories and the many embraced and supported me." >> i want to support all women who've been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: sources telling abc news, the company has also settled with a handful of other women who came forward with their own allegations against ailes. and today, fox news announcing one of several anchors who voiced support for ailes is leaving th

and look at the times in your area and listen to fox news sunday and fox news. >> speaking of that tour in detroit. donald trump will attend a black church in detroit this weekend. and dr. ben carson. and sit down with the church's leader in the attempt to appeal to voters. he asked what do you have to lose? suggesting that decades of democratic policies have failed minorities. peter doocey has more on what the message will be. >> reporter: when donald trump thinks that some part of the inner cities resemble war zones, this is a part of detroit where a lot of lots are overgrown and stores are boarded up and it is not a lot of people walking down in the day. this is where he's coming with great faith ministries. the new york times has gotten on a list of suggested answers that the trump team is putting together for their nominee and one of those gives us a big sneak peek on what he's going to say. >> coming in to a community is meaningless unless we offer a alternative to the agenda. >> that is what the republican party in the state tells us yesterday. >> hey, i may not be the person bes

you are the gold standard in the news business. fox news should erect a statue in your honor. i agree in a tweet that has since been deleted javier that has since been deleted said you suck. i don't care what others say you don't suck that much. keep the feedback coming, folks. we want to hear from you. tweet me using @ brit hume. bill has an interview with donald trump. leave with you nightly quote of the day this one from h.l. menken: we will be back here 7 eastern tomorrow night. we hope you will be too. don't forget bill o'reilly is up next with donald trump in person. good night. >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. andy? >> coming up on the big show. the war on isis is a wharf narratives. see how many ways our panelists can find to call it dumb straight ahead. and during her emmy acceptance speech she chanted topple the patriarcky, topple the patriarcky. your days are numbered, shop shillue. and the latest political ad out of missouri. it is also a weekend get away

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live in new york city, lisa evers fox 5 news for fox 29 news back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> you decide, presidential candidates reacting differently to yesterdayly attacks, new jersey, new york and minnesota acts of violence taking precedence, hillary clinton and donald trump both making public statements and as you might expect. it was a tail of two reactions, an authoritative tough reaction from donald trump and hillary clinton calling the violence, quote, apparent terrorist attacks. the democrat nominee taking a more cautious tone >> we want to let the investigation unfold. we've been in touch with various officials including the mayor's office in new york to learn what they are discovering as they conduct this investigation. and i'll have more to say about it when we actually know the facts >> i must tell you that just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york. and nobody knows exactly what the going on. but boy, we are living in a time, we better get very tough, folks, we better get very, very tough. ♪ >> meantime, a real clear politics polling avera

new "fox news poll" finding a majority of voters feel that the u.s. is less safe than before 9/11. joining me general jack keane fox news military analyst. 54% less safe than 9/11. do you agree with that? do you think they're right in thinking that? >> i think they're right on the mark, melissa. when you think what is happening to us, radical islam is morphed into a global jihad. isis alone is expanded in the last two years from nine countries and about 12 affiliates to 209 countries and -- 20 countries and 30 affiliates. there is five to six times more deaths each year than the year before. due to radical islam. you add this nuclear deal that the united states negotiated with iran. as that unfolded and people began to understand it, you know, melissa, the purpose of the deal was to prevent iran from actually having a nuclear weapon. the deal permits iran to have a nuclear weapon after 15 years. how ironic is that? clearly with the $150 billion of money to spend on their aggression between now and that nuclear weapon, the american people have got it right, we're more unsecure and w

has been coming in to fox news about the terrorist suspect in the new york and new jersey bombing. the suspect arrested hours after a shootout with police. and now some new details are coming in about reported trips overseas and fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has been working her sources. catherine, what you can tell us? >> we have been able to confirm through two sources this evening that there were multiple trips by rahami to afghanistan, at least three over several years. and at that time the fbi was not suspicious about the travel because he has family connections to afghanistan. and they weren't so frequent that it suggested that he was getting outside help to pay for them. but, tonight, they are clearly refocusing on the travel to afghanistan. who he met with and whether this is where the seeds of radicalization were sown. >> what you are say something they were aware of this guy. >> they were aware. we were able to report early today that there was prior contact. we have learned later this evening. >> prior contact -- >> -- between the fbi and r

rick leventhal, fox news. >> when asked in our latest fox news poll, americans are slit, on whom they trust to do a better job on terrorism, hillary clinton has a one point advantage in the poll but that is within the margin of error. the clock is ticking as the bill that would allow the victims of 9/11 and their families, the families of the victims of 9/11, to sue the government of saudi arabia for possibly supporting terrorism. it is really gathering dust on president obama's desk. it almostingly passed the house and the senate. last week white house officials made the president's stance pretty clear. >> the president is going to veto it and i don't want you to leave you with the impression that the decision is up in the air. but when -- but the president will make -- will be to it within the next ten days. >> but nothing has been done yet. senior capitol hill producer chad perg rum is here to explain what is taking so long. good evening, chad. >> good evening. it is an issue of the calendar. per the constitution article one section 7 and the president has seven days, sunday exclud

but first it's marc martinez and fox 10 news at 10:00. >>> fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> and we begin tonight with a news alert out of washington state where at least five people has been shot after a gunman opens fire in a mall north of seattle, and we are getting a more clear picture now of what has happened. three dead, a man taken to the hospital not expected to hurt, another woman hurt but with non-life-threatening injuries. right now a search is on the for the sho washington state. here's seattle. this is all happening at a mall here in burlington washington. it's called the cascade mall, and we are told that there was a very busy place tonight, of course, and you see the mall right there, and it is right next to the i-5 freeway, and they believe that is where the shooter may have fled after inflicting all of the violence tonight. here's a picture of the suspected gunman, seen walking through the mall. witnesses say he walked into the macy's and opened fire. a rifle. officers say the shooter is believed to have left the scene before they got there. officers say that he was

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>> a seismic shake-up in fox news as "extra" breaks news on the sexual harassment scandal. >> two months to the day after gretchen carlson filed this lawsuit against then fox news is chief roger ailes. >> it is so important that we will not be silenced. >> the cable network's parent company issuing this unprecedented apology. apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve. ailes has denied her claims. carlson who has been on a croatian vacation speaking out today saying i'm ready to move on to the next chapter of my life and now so is greta van susteren who just hosted her final "on the record" last night. >> we'll see you right here on the fox news channel. >> the 14-year vet telling fans using a loophole in her contract and her husband hinted to "the new york times" she may file a lawsuit later. megyn kelly's multimillion dollar deals are set to be up for renewal last year she told mario. >> it's a fickle business and what if i say something stupid on the air and they fire my you know what. i have to keep my

you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> the explosions in new york and new jersey became the focus of the presidential race today as both candidates focused on the issue of national security. >> as fox news reporter tells us, lauren blanchert says they are prepping for their first television debate less than a week away. >> reporter: who is talking about terror? both hillary clinton and donald trump trying to convince voters that it is not the other. at a rally in north carolina, trump pushing back on clinton's claim that his rhetoric helps isis recruit. >> when she says my opposition to radical islamic terror provides comfort to the enemy, then we know that hillary clinton has once again demonstrated that she is really unfit for office. >> reporter: trump's campus campaign stop also shows a strong effort to tap into the vote. >> on november 8 you shouldn't relax. you should get all of your friends to vote, you know that, right? >> reporter: but they are not easily giving up one of their strongest voting basis. younger voters who are typically liberal leaning. the clinton campaign

attack of fox news. defend hillary clinton. work the reps. and doing it in this way, you got to kind of twist yourself into a pretzel to follow this argument about chris wallace, who just a few weeks ago had a perfectly fair interview with hillary clinton. >> she didn't complain. >> well the commission is independent. that's why chris wallace was chosen. and when we have a moment i will tell you a little bit about my dealings in the past with david brock, who used to be a conservative who tried to smear the clintons. >> i mean this is a man who, you know he'll do anything to bring down fox news. that's his white whale. but this is different. he's coming after chris wallace just because he says number one, wallace used to work for ailes, who is no longer the ceo and chairman of this channel. and, number two, wallace said he's not the truth squad when he's out there moderating chris. and he is suggesting -- he and others actually -- that ailes is like the intimately familiar with wallace's preparation and debate style and that he oversaw wallac

roger ailes was indemnified by fox. he left fox news with a $40 million severance package. i don't think when they negotiated that package they said, "here, roger, here's $40 million, but you may have to give some of that back if we settle the lawsuit." i don't think that's the case. i think that 21st century fox paid all of this. >> woodruff: stephen battaglio, what does it say that fox decided to settle this and at it this amount? >> it says that they wanted to i avoid a trial, which would have made this an ongoing story for months, perhaps years. this is all that people in the new york media circles in new york and washington have been talking about as an ongoing story. the details get more sordid. more women come forward. more charges are made. some may not be true, but it just gets thrown into the theet pot, and i think that the murdochs, the owners of theoc 21st century fox want to get past this. they want to take fox news intow the post-roger ailes era. >> woodruff: and we know that there are other allegations that have been out there regarding ailes, and potentially

this is a fox news alert. breaking overnight, a state of emergency declared in charlotte as protests over a deadly police shooting turned violent for a second night in a row. >> one person shot now in critical condition. the national guard moving in. >> good morning. i'm abby huntsman. >> and i'm heather childers. thanks for joining us for this early morning edition. we want to get out to leland live on the ground in charlotte with the latest breaking details. leland? >> reporter: heather, this is what they call the epicenter of charlotte because that's actually what this complex is named with all the sports arenas, restaurants, and clubs. it's also the center of the rioting. you can see one of the many stores that was looted. this was a souvenir shop. it appeared the rioters wanted some red bull and cigarettes. they take the five finger discount here. while this is one picture that will go national about charlotte, this is a city of major commerce. not only in terms of the southeast but around the country. ba