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hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm max foster. bianca off this week. just ahead -- >> the united states will continue to compete vigorously with the prc but manage e that competetition respononsibly. trust t and verify as the old saying sgogoes. israeli forces are facing their biggest credibility test in gaza so far. >> this terror network is something that is very expensive. once we find it, we will share it. >> i will good news for the american people. this friday night, there will be no government shutdown. >> i can tell you republican ...

Course if you show up for their deportation or immigration hearing. So at the start of the Trump Administration lost Immigrant Kids, they didnt lose anybody. When hhs tried to check up on these kids with their sponsors, at times, illegal immigrant families themselves caring for the children, 1475 failed to take the calls or even respond to the government at all. So the Immigrant Kids arent lost. Their sponsors just havent connected with the hhs, or made themselves available. But the media want to misconstrue that as losing a kid, okay. Lets do that for a moment. Hypothetically lets just say th...

No helmet. But headphones. Not smart. Well see you at 6 00. Tonight, the surprise move here in washington on the eve of Robert Mueller. Also ahead, severe storms slam the east coast. The rare tornado on cape cod. The motel roof ripped off. Witnesses describing the harrowing scene. The man killed by a falling tree. Hundreds of thousands without power tonight from wisconsin to new york to new england. The major turn tonight. The Ole Miss College student found dead and now the 22yearold suspect under arrest tonight. What authorities have just revealed. Here in d. C. , that unexpected twist on the...

A task force will conduct case-by-case analysis of those facing removal over fake admission letters.

Iowa-based grocery store chain Hy-Vee has agreed to pay a $5,374 civil penalty for continuing to sell a prohibited pesticide product that could have been dangerous to consumers.