♪ >> hurricane nate made landfall saturday night off the mississippi river. >> hurricane slamming into the wall here. >> this is the worst hurricane that is impacting mississippi since hurricane katrina. >> and no fun in a hotel rock las vegas shooter stephen paddock. >> good killer could murder as many people as possible. spin that only one thing that's going to work. >> they should have been handled 25 years ago, 10 years ago.

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very happy to be here this morning. >> the amazing ed henry. >> is that which you've heard about him? abby: very cool. we do want to get right to a fox news alert. mickey and when fault twice as a category four hurricane. >> the effects are also being felt in alabama where we find our own rick leventhal by the nobel. rick. >> good morning ed, add the and dean. obviously underwater, but this is somewhat unusual. outside the convention center right with the real fire rescue who are trying to help anybody in a car.

the person doesn't want to get out. he drove into the high waters which they were telling people not to do and no i'm not sure what he wants. i talked to the firefighters and the guy won't get out of the car. maybe he's waiting on a tow truck. a lot of water in the low-lying areas. the storm hit in biloxi in goal sport mississippi with landfall in southeast louisiana late saturday afternoon, early evening indicated on the gold coast where mississippi had not been hit by hurricane since katrina in 2005. came in as a cap one, 85 miles an hour winds. a lot of the hotels and casinos on the gold coast in parking garages with several feet of

water. many graduated ahead sister invested many low-lying areas around alabama. tens of thousands of people without power now including some 46,000 customers in mobile and the surrounding areas. it doesn't appear to be as bad as the officials had once feared. the trees are mostly intact, so this was not as bad as starving someone alabama had feared. abby: have most of the people decided to stay back and weather up a storm? what are people telling you? dean: at dano is a they catch one, maybe cat two. we didn't hear a lot about evacuations. some people move to higher ground. some hunker down with the advice of officials. the only icc at so far is

downtown in mobile. >> thank you so much, rick. >> it doesn't look that week. a lot less than the other two storms have been. we need to find out more. we will going to go over rick correct move. abby: day facing the numbers pronounce his last name all different ways. he's not very critical. if something like that. rick. reporter: i'll take that. not all stores are the same. we see not this year. earn, all the master of the storm surge obviously what we saw with maria in porto rico. this is a smaller storm coming not nearly as strong. any category one hurricane will cause damage. the central goal of polls and

especially towards mobile bay and we see the flooding like we just saw where rick is. all along biloxi, even towards florida. the storm has moved onshore. winds at 70 miles an hour, sustained and will weaken rapidly throughout the day today because now it's over land. the loss of water source however in tornadoes. we do have a tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning and will pull up throughout the appellation peer the appellation. we will see some pretty significant flooding to run off in the creeks and streams and potentially cut some flooding there. more ahead today from nate. ed: thank you, rick reichmuth. i serious doubt come to getting more details about what happened in las vegas.

getting an idea of the motive has been a big mystery, but starting to get some clues about what was on that note in his hotel room and that might unlock some of this in terms of what was going on inside. abby: the interview on 60 minutes where you have the first officers entered the hotel room. incredible guys and to hear from our perspective is scary, chilling. right where the reaction was. as you said, they found a handwritten note on the bedside table that looks like he put all the calculations in to make sure he got as close as he could or as accurate as he could to kill as many people as possible. >> which is interesting he would do that as a shooter. make sense. this guy, he is kind of a rainman if you will. he does a lot of things with numbers and so on and so forth. as a shooter you have those calculations. you might as well throw them in the garbage because you're completely inaccurate.

abby: adult bank he used a bump stock. >> here in the gunfire i'd be quite surprised if he didn't. transfer you might be right about that. officer newton said he could see it, he had written the elevation. he was on the job for what is below what the from the crowd. he had that figured out so you would know were to shoot to hit its targets. he was on the 32 floor of that. >> there's no suicide note, at least not yet. that note doesn't give an idea. the motive doesn't say i'm going to kill myself. he wanted to try to get out alive assisting from other evidence. last night on "saturday night live." on one hand there's a wonderful tribute. jason aldean providing a tribute to tom petty who just passed. abby: there is jason aldean

right there. he there. you've been on "saturday night live" in use on stage when the shooting happened. but as i mentioned, goes to politics. >> the update not about jokes. obviously about i guess. find something new. actually be funny comment that instead of becomes a rant. please watch. >> the tragedy in las vegas has sparked a larger debate in america between people who want common sense gun control in people who are wrong. the guy had 47 guns. no one should own 47 of anything. you won 47 cats, you are not irresponsible owner. you are a crazy cat lady. >> why is it so hard to get gun control this country. for the talented snowflakes we can't tell no, you're not allowed down 40 guns anymore, earl. from now on you can have one god and six bullets.

if you can't have what you are shooting with six bullets, you don't need to be shooting at it. learn karate or use your words. i'm sick of the narrative that americans just love guns so much. it's not true. abby: notebook or take because you are a member of the nra, a gun owner. >> i'd like them to be funny, but i don't find that funny. i've been told they can't have x number of anything. can we have six, nine, one 16 bullets as he suggested? abby: how many people in 34, how many people own a bump stock? >> not many at all. it's a slippery slope. okay you can have 12, okay you can have six. it's an amendment. it is a right. >> nancy pelosi saying that pelosi saying i won a slippery slope. i want to talk about bump stock.

and let's scrap the second amendment. dean: i like jason aldean's comments. let's pull together and heal. abby: do you agree with what he said that fox news.com. want to hear from you. other headlines. mike pence visited las vegas nearly a week after the deadly shooting. the vice president paid respect to the big dance in honor the heroes across city hall that all americans are big and strong. >> we find comfort in the knowledge that we are united as one nation, as one people, with one voice. united in our grief, united in our support for those who have suffered and united in our resolve to end such evil in our time. transfer the vice president made his final stop word it had been placed in a white rose on every

cross. london is still an adjunct romanticizes car into a major metropolitan police still looking at this hour. 11 people were injured in the cities vcm printer driver is attained at the scene and later arrested. police say the incident was not terror related and was treated as a collision. none of the injuries luckily were life-threatening. this morning, president trump to sign executive order next week making a proposal to buy health insurance. the move aimed at rolling back regulations by former president barack obama. the department has hhs make it easier for people to make it easier. the prime distractions for the agencies to boost regulations and possibly lower premiums. the boys will love this one. the dodgers pushing the arizona diamondbacks to the brink with

an eight to five tape to be made. ryan zimmerman but the washington nationals in a dramatic fashion. >> here is the that threatened to take the lead. it's good. >> the 63 win tie series in one-to-one s. in the site now. we all love back, though. how are you feeling? ed: more news coming out. this hollywood at their said that he is retiring because he's been blacklisted for being a conservative. dean: president trump says only one thing will work to stop north korea. what could that be? ed: but first, jason aldean performing i won't back down

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resolve and finishing up this issue one way or another. he is trying to off balance the kim regime and make sure the answer. the previous math. was that we would tell them you need to do this. they wouldn't do it in a become some kind of agreement. we give them stuff and they break the agreement. president trump saying that it's no longer going to be acceptable in all options are on the table. another part of it is then possible military option is not just a talking point and he wants that to be done. >> the last 25 years 25 year saying they let north korea get away with it and now we need several tough talk. you are an expert on this. how are they going to respond? >> the couple of days coming out. that north korea may be looking for an opportunity to make a point obviously internal propaganda for the camera shame is absolutely essential. you have in a couple days the establishment come anniversary of establishment of the korean

workers party, the anniversary of the first nuclear test years ago. there were some opportunities from the kim regime had to do something big is a show of defiance and also in keeping with the history, percussion and that will be their way of showing they won't back down. if in fact they go ahead with the task. >> is the amount to just show the strength, et cetera. i expect they will do something big and the president will be forced to respond. abby: at what point does he say we are taking action? >> is there anything that would cross beyond what we've already seen, because we don't have a playbook is said to the president as commander-in-chief to respond the specific incident when the camera shame the same things they may test a nuclear device in the atmosphere of the pacific ocean, which they specifically mentioned if they were to attack guam, japan,

allied come u.s. territory they would be a military response. that's not just president trump. he fed the secretary of state made that pretty clear. u.s. and master the united nations nikki haley said north korea steps too far out of line, they wish they would never do that. diplomacy, or else there's no option. they need to get in line and they better watch what they do. north korea deciding to play ball with the united states. they can change this within a day, that they'll be the ones, not the united states. abby: so unsettling. so scary. good to have you with us. standing up for a deal in health care. if health care. is this the only way to get a deal done or what about sending a message to republicans? a panel here to discuss that next. >> and then protest leaving their mark. for the first time in decades, the shocking new poll numbers just ahead.

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ed: things come at me. trump not giving up on his repealing upon a cure. he's not reaching out to his political rival, chuck schumer of new york. i called chuck schumer yesterday to do a great health care bill. obamacare is badly broken. big premiums, but it's not a smart move? your delay and kaylee mcinerney and editor at-large, scott rasmussen, and democratic strategist richard fowler. good morning to all. what is the president have to? >> the president looking at the pain of the american people across the nation to $3000 premium increases on average. he realizes that inaction is unacceptable. we have to move forward. we have to deliver relief with a temporary fix with chuck and nancy and repealing replaces what it means. >> are you saying the president would be willing to do something short of repealing replays even

though that's what his base wants to get to it down the road? >> i can speak to exactly what was said between chuck and nancy and the president. the president has remained loyal to since day one. think about this kind dock, paris climate accord. he is aware repeal and replace has to have replace has to happen. republicans and democrats. trade for richard, democrat says he now come your party very much determined to stop repealing replays and chuck schumer has had an open mind about working with the president on budget issues we've seen that it's been very limited. is there a middle ground on health care to stabilize insurance markets? >> there is middle ground on health care and the alexander murray bill be worked out in the united states senate where you can get some bipartisan support for. with that being said, what you saw the city yesterday as repealing replaces not an option for democrats. the fact presidents reaching out

to chuck and nancy is he so eloquently called them, yesterday makes it clear to him he will not work with republicans. i'm willing to work across the aisle at democrats, but that means he's going to have to put repealing replays on the back burner and try to fix the affordable care act to work for more americans. >> scott coming to richard's point, if you look at what senator schumer put out, yes a statement making it clear he does somewhat repealing replays. i told the president that's off the table. if he wants to work together to improve the existing health care system, we democrats are open to suggestions. a good place to start might be the alexander murray negotiations you heard about which stabilize at a lower cost. here's my question. what might get through the senate with chuck schumer's blessing will have a really hard time to get past the freedom caucus in the house. >> there's no chance we'll get past the freedom caucus in the

house. when you look at the presidents tweedy says says obamacare is badly broken. that is a premise that democrats reject. that means the two sides are starting negotiations from fundamentally different points. the trump administration is pushing for deregulation on everything including the new regulations on health care. democrats want to go in the opposite direction pulling the weight of their party right now, pushing for the ultimate regulation, single-payer coverage. you've got these two views entirely different. i don't see this leading to legislation. the republicans might get something done in 2019. >> is unlikely to result in legislation should have been focused more on the tax-cut infrastructure, other issues a better shot at getting bipartisan. >> is focusing on all those things come at the president doesn't give up. other people want to put obamacare repealing replaces

side, but president trump is moving forward and democrats need to ask that the premise that obamacare is broken. i've talked to mom who had to spell her man's atv just to pay premiums. people have more than their mortgages. is unacceptable to allow obamacare plain and simple. >> we talked about the president's base not be happy about getting repealing replays. what about the democratic base if they do do what the president? >> i think we understand one thing. the affordable care act while it's not perfect, with a broken health care system prior to it here before the affordable care if we are denied coverage. being pregnant was a preexisting condition. before the affordable care act, health care costs are skyrocketing through the roof. the health care costs overall increase by 1.2%, which is a ridiculous decrease from where it was previously. let's have a real conversation

and real conversation at her with a mantra for repeal and replace because they can't get it done unless focused on making the affordable care artwork for more americans. >> richard, scott, thank you for coming in. tropical storm nate still packing a punch. rick reichmuth next. up next, we'll hear from a comedian who says they just don't like the president and the agenda. he had been protesting to leave a mark. football is no longer the most popular sport in america. the first time in decades will the protests continue in football sunday today? the answer is coming up. ♪

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nate. take a look it will happen through tuesday. much of alabama in the southern appalachians into the ohio valley. a lot of people getting two to four inches of rain. some spots within that come especially the north georgia mountains talking about maybe six to eight inches of rain. that will primarily be happening today and that is where we'll be looking at this flood threat. here's what happens with the trajectory of the storm as they become important for any landfall with the worst of the weather is. but it gives you idea to track it. caught up in the front is really what is deploying the stores north. that continues towards the east, but a lot of moisture here over the next couple days i'll across the eastern seaboard tomorrow and get ready also with this severe weather embedded in there. maybe some tornadoes throughout the day today and tomorrow as well. abby: thank you, rick. other headlines who watched this morning.

president trump spending his relationship with rex tillerson and there is one thing he could do. [inaudible] abby: the president denying an nbc news report that tillerson was thinking about resigning. the president calling it as they always does fake news. harvey weinstein loses to key advisers in the latest fallout from the scandal appeared as los angeles lisa bloom after being criticized. bonnie davis also stepping down. "the new york times" reporter earlier this week that the officer harassed numerous female coworkers in 30 years including several high-profile actresses. actor james woods is retiring after he was blacklisted.

>> i don't know where she is. can i call you back in a few minutes? i'll call you right back. >> right back. abby: announcing his retirement in real estate listing for one of his forward ivan holmes. the actor claimed on what to hire him because of his conservative political views. the 70-year-old is planning to make more time for passion like antiquing and photography. what is antiquing? just checking out antiques? and if the yearly tradition with the 2017 bush lawyer in texas. >> i am thrilled you all are here. abby: the event helps wounded

veterans get back on their feet as one that -- the 43rd president. >> they are heard him coming back from injuries and that is the best way to help people transition from military to civilian life. triggers such a great cause. mark siegel joins us live with a touching interview. you'd not want want to miss that one. still trying to figure out antiques in. dean: i was going to watch the nfl today, but i think i'll go antiquing. abby: there is still a new survey out when asked about what is your favorite on the line. the nfl is now dropping to third place in the mountains of amber. take a look at this. >> big drop between august and september. it was neck and neck with baseball. mlb 63% favorability. nba soon 46%. anna fell 44%.

they are in the thick of the season. they should be when people are getting excited. >> they showed an im am. i love the nfl, it played for the buffalo bills 45 minutes, an hour. look at that picture right there. ralph wilson hall of fame and then i'm in the background. there's bert smith and ralph wilson and ms. little guy number 36. ed: here's the problem going on at the nfl. people are taking a protest. we used to not actually air the nfl. now it's become a protest and what they do is they always focus on whoever's taking a knee. the camera gets writing their face. i'm sitting at home. i don't want to see it. show me the patriotic guys, show me that stuff and i'll be

happier. ed: if they don't show it looks like you're not being transparent camera covering it it up or sleepiness. dean: you can show it, but don't do this. who is sitting. give it a shot and then let's not talk about it. it's not about protesting. it's about the flag in iran but then those people who died for the flag. ed: they will come around as the season he said. mba is hot, exciting games like last night and tonight it yankee stadium. do you think you'll come back? >> i think it will. america's pastime has always been baseball. football has been the most-watched. and i think it will come back but i think they should stop focusing so much on people protesting. both of the fans enjoyed the game. >> you don't see this. you don't see the focus, the camera angle, the politics.

you're at the game yesterday. >> everyone stood. no one took a knee. a hockey player -- [inaudible] ed: its expanded in some ways. we will see what happens on the gridiron today. >> people have the right. i'm not saying people should. obviously i would rather see respect for our flag and then sports. transfer you in so many other people. if they're a few seconds out of the crazy life we live to focus on patriotism and the flag comments during the national anthem. if we can't do that, what we stand for. >> senna said no. are are you still frustrated with the nfl? is it dissipating a little bit as mlb, baseball becoming more popular. france@fox news.com.

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>> one touchdown, iowa state. train for cyclones were 31-point underdog finishing at 38-31. western michigan and buffalo going back and forth for seven times. western michigan holding on to win 71-68. meanwhile, indianapolis colts honoring the former quarterback hall of famer peyton and they now have a statue outside lucas oil stadium. vice president mike hensel attempted a schools came as the team retires the number 18 jersey. abby: i wish i could read sports headlines like you. a serious note. 50 people killed, injured nearly 500 more. the family when the las vegas victims to freeze the killer assassin and block his girlfriend or any airs on getting their hands on the portion. ed: ted williams, former d.c. police detective and defense

attorney to weigh in mind. what you think about this? will the vic and families have an opportunity here? do they have a case to stop this money, on the gambling winnings and everything else? >> good morning, guys. i think clearly they do have a case and i am elated. you know, money won't ring these victims back. but the families have lost so much and to have this killer benefit. we understand there's been a report that he made over $5 million last year and i think that the victims clearly should have got money. as a matter of fact, the decent thing that i think marilou danley and eric and his brother in any other heirs would have a stake in his money, they should just give it to these victims. truth or we don't know a whole lot, which is sometimes unusual

in a case like this if they can find something on social media, maybe people in his inner circle that saw signs that would lead to this. as we know there's nothing. on 60 minutes you'll have police officers the first to rid the room he was in and they found on his bedside table and hand written note of where he was standing on the 32nd floor and how close he was to the people, hoping to kill as many people as possible. what does that tell you when you look at that? >> that tells me we are dealing with a cold, calculated killer, did he intentionally decided that how many people he wanted to take out at any one time. it's my understanding the trajectory of where and how to shoot into that crowd. we know that this guy was an accountant by trade, so he was

using mathematics in order to carry out this very tragic carnage of wonderful people. tree into a deficit premeditation as well. he's mapping out exactly how he can inflict the most damage. would you make of the lack of a motive at this point is a former d.c. homicide detective. what hope do you have that they will figure this out? >> to be very candid with you, i don't know if there's ever going to deal with going to go to get into the mind of this killer and find out is noted. they have looked through videos and i'm sure the videos were showing if anyone else was in that room are with this guy. they also have his phone records. they are spoken to marilou danley. it is my understanding there is the possibility that days before he was with a at one of those

venues. she may very well have some information she can provide to get into the mind of this killer but that's very difficult. abby: so many questions still to be answered. thank you for your perspective this morning. >> by pleasure. trigger congressman brad wenstrup stays peaceful -- steve scalise. steve scalise. h-hotel pol about how he was shot at baseball this. is he now willing to work with democrats on gun control wake of the las vegas tragedy. we'll talk to them next hour. abby:.tell them their ratings are sinking. i rode comedian up next. ♪ don't turn around ♪ you're going to see my heart breaking ♪ don't turn around we're gonna have usaa insurance for both my boys.

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>> of course it's no secret donald trump loves the ladies. it's good gossip magazine in court depositions. >> this is the difference between the u.s. and malaysia. here the president tweets it. >> no person produces more fake news than donald trump. >> of these guys missed the memo? has the country voted for donald trump and he won. comedian and blogger, chad frazier. i want to follow you on twitter page are very funny my friend. >> thank you. you should all follow me on twitter. dean: what is the deal? what are they doing here? >> the reason a question anymore for his political narrative going on.

let me go on record and say political comity should have been. they should be able to do that. just don't forget the comedy part. this has been a political bashing part on late-night television. and again, they have the right and the freedom of speech to say what they want to say. i think what they are learning as most of america has the right to turn them off and that's what's happening. ed: such a great point. anyone needing half of their audience by focusing so much on their hate for donald trump. what do you think this is about ultimately? the fact they don't like the president are they trying to influence the political agenda? what are they trying to get out? >> i think there is. there is still a sense of shock that donald trump one and something is going on. but there is an agenda there. half the country didn't vote for donald trump and they voted against hillary clinton. they voted against a certain

narrative and unfortunately late night reciting the narrative. everybody wants to count them as being brave. i don't look at them as being brave. if you want to be brave in hollywood, talk to heidi weinstein. they can make jokes about the prowess of donald trump, the let's talk about things going on in your neighborhood. the ratings are tanking. if there's not an agenda, where is the conservative talk show hosts? places like fox news have great ratings because people are tuning in to this new conservative talk in conservative news. a few operating and they're surely not an agenda, what happens to shows like last-minute damage, why does go away? where is the late-night conservative talk? he's a funny guy. don't tell him i said that. just kidding.

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temporary basis because obama carries exploding. it gone. >> i'm thrilled you all are here. just know that we love you. >> is going to be a huge contribution. >> i am jason aldean. [gunfire] what america is at its best, our bonding spirit is unbreakable. ♪ stand my ground ♪ as i won't back down ♪ ed: what a nice tribute tom petty and the las vegas shooting by jason aldean on "saturday night live." they decided to muddy it.

tranter we all need a little more jason aldean in our life. ed: i'm going to go attack a guy like that message. abby: welcome back. ed: thank you. it is great to be here. it's a great time. you guys are peppy in the morning. abby: and we always love having you. teaching me all about him taking this morning. sincerest is who i make it to you. train for it now downgraded to a tropical storm but not before making landfall twice as a category one hurricane. ed: battling powerful storm surge at this hour. tranter defects in alabama where we find rick leventhal who is live in mobile, alabama. what are you seeing? >> good morning, ad, dean and abby. there's still problems to deal with including a foot, foot and a half year on water street along the mobile river. you can see that on the highway

10, some motorists theme highlighted making a u-turn. one truck did not decide to get through in the car next to him with the flashers on stalled out and told me he's going to wait for the water to recede and then try to get his car out of there. it might be a while. an 18-wheeler trying to make his way past the conventions center and onto the highway. there is a lot of coastal flooding not just in alabama, but mississippi and biloxi where they sure came as -- sure came. it was a very fast-moving storm. about 20, 25 miles an hour and forward pete. he didn't linger very long, didn't dump as much rain as it could have. a slower start because sustained winds were moving through so quickly. mississippi emergency officials tell us they are not hearing any major reports of damage that they will assess when the sun comes up.

no reports of deaths or injuries so far as this truck makes its way towards the highway. but there are power outages. tens of thousands including some 46,000 people without power here in the mobile area. that's another issue. the storm still packing some powerful wind is moving its way north device. people and land are dealing for sometime to come. this is the first time since katrina that mississippi took a direct hit from the hurricane and they are again dealing with issues and assessing the damages once that comes out. abby: thank you so much. >> fedex absolutely positively has to be there overnight. unbelievable. kubrick ruled it. tranter lets go over to other rick, rick reichmuth for what we can expect that the day in tomorrow.

>> katrina brought a 30-foot storm surge on the mississippi coastline. a far less less significant start of the doubt when doubtful still costs and damage. rain still to be had. rain coming through the area. the future radar. watch what happens throughout the day today. the worst of the rain throughout north georgia in parts of the southern appalachian throughout the evening tonight into central appalachians and tomorrow across parts of the mid-atlantic in the north east. a lot of rain for a lot of people seen some localized flooding initially across parts of the northeast and some even all the way up into parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york talking about over four inches of rain combined with a trump moving through that is pulling up towards the north to become the localized flooding and potentially could be damaging for some people. be careful tomorrow morning and your commute as well. we are in the short-term

watching flash flooding across parts of the panhandle in florida and throughout southern alabama and warnings go into effect across the parts of the southern appalachians right now. abby: keep an eye on that. thank you so much. >> i apparently put peyton manning hall of fame too early. he's not eligible until 2020 but he's going to be there. he is a hall of fame quarterback whether you spit them back it or not. glad you clarified. ed: thank you could i trouble with that. tranter still trying to figure out details on this las vegas killer. about a week out there is almost nothing. nothing on social media, nothing from anyone who knew him or within his inner circle but we're getting some new insight as to what was in the hotel. police officers that were the first to barge in his room inside than on the ground will be on 60 minutes tonight and i talk about the note you can see their circle down on a table in his hotel room.

here is what is written on it. here's what the officer said in a 60 minute interview. i could see he had written a distance, the elevation, the dropper with the bullet would be an figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his target from their. dean: clearly shows premeditation which we have expected from early parts of the investigation. still doesn't give us a sense that the motive. as you were saying earlier, once you put the bump stock in there. >> you were shooting fish in a barrel. it was clear he had intended to do so it will figure this out at some point in time. tranter got to be so hard for the families to know nothing. we may never know. we've had experts the last few days that we never know exactly what the motive is. we talk about mental illness. so many questions. >> still a lot of unanswered

questions. we can update last night instead -- [inaudible] >> the investigation into the tragedy has sparked a larger debate in america between people who want common sense gun control in people who are wrong. the guy had 47 guns. no one should own 47 if anything. you own 47 cats, you are not a responsible gun owner. you are a crazy back lady. >> who are these delicate snowflakes that we can't just tell now, you are not allowed to have for defense, girl. you cannot want macs come with six bullets. if you can't have what you're shooting, you don't need to be shooting at it. i am sick of this narrative that americans just love guns so much. it's not true. tranter is hope we see happen

every time. it turns political and now we have late-night comedy. focusing on wanting to change legislation. >> is a comedy? i was at laughing that much. they are pushing their agenda. i don't think it's that funny. i don't like being lectured. i do want to be lectured about my second amendment rights. >> he was talking points basically for jimmy kimmel. not just the politicians. the media as well. dean: to me, it gets tiring after a good while. the same old thing. next hour we talked to somebody who is a survivor who still is for the right to bear arms. abby: think about the crowd. this is a country music festival. i have a huge country music fan. they're all about america, patriotism and the second

amendment. interesting to hear what he has to say. so a lot going on on the international stage as well. president trump said the diplomacy is dead dealing with north korea and he says as he often does in his tweets that we are trying to figure out only one thing will work with north korea. the presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreements made a massive amount of money paid and violated before making fools of u.s. negotiators. sorry, only one thing will work. >> is talking about strength. he's been showing strength with kim jong un. well that was frederick and busy looking for military action. trade for peace through strength. hopefully we will be peace through strength. he is right. it is a game for north korea. give us this, give us this come of this. the narrative. it just perpetuates the bad

behavior. i'm not going to keep giving you money if you do the wrong thing. i'm not saying north korea is her child you don't get me on that one. they're acting like a petulant child at this point in time. strength is the way to go. abby: stay tuned because that challenge is not going anywhere anytime soon. other headlines this morning. london still i managed after a man drives his car into a crowd yesterday. metropolitan police looking for witnesses at this hour. at least 11 people were injured at the national history museum. the driver was later arrested at police say the incident was not -- and was treated as a traffic collision. none of those were life-threatening. president trump to sign executive order next week making it easier for people to buy health insurance. hoping regulations put in place by former president barack obama.

hhs labor and treasury to make it easier for people to group together and buy insurance through association health plans. it will broaden instructions for agencies to explore ways to loosen regulations and possibly lower premiums. talking about it earlier. jason aldean taken the stage last night a week after performing at the las vegas massacre. to open "saturday night live." >> we hurt for you and we are with you. you can be sure we are going to walk through these tough times together every step of the way because when america is at its best, our bond and our spirit is unbreakable. ed: powerful words there. also the late tom petty perform and i won't back down. expected to resume in oklahoma later this week on thursday.

>> why can't that be the message? >> you feel a lot better. i have chills. >> congressman john winthrop staved congressman steve scalise after he was shot after baseball practice. is he willing to put gun-control malika las vegas. abby: president george w. bush leading our hero and a bike ride around the texas ranch. speaking exclusively with her doctor, mark siegel. >> they all help each other. veterans helping veterans is the best way to help people transition from the military to civilian life. abby: more than a degree just ahead. ed: but first, jason aldean performing i won't back down. ♪ i won't back down ♪ no i won't back down ♪ you can stand me up at the gates of, but i won't back down ♪

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>> closing the loop hole would in no way curtail comment diminished or maybe bit american second amendment right. >> the nra is going to take a look at back, and it is worthy of additional regulation. >> will just fall right into the democrats gun control agenda? gop congressmen brad wenstrup is a combat circuit who treated steve scalise when he was shot during the ballgame last june. is a hero. he joins us now. hello. >> good morning. dean: can you hear us? you are here without a a doubt to rush through gunfire to get

to steve scalise. a lot of people did this last weekend in las vegas. people like you should be lauded. does this play, banning the bump stock comment is displayed to into the democrats hands for gun control? >> one of the first things we need to do amongst many things is take a look at white atf approved 79 to begin with under the previous administration. what was the reasoning, what was their position on it? that is where the conversations per share. the president had will have a conversation on gun control or gun laws if you will. if it comes out of an incident like this. i am a doctor and i look at things in a preventive way. i try to look at common sense solutions. one thing black and white to this issue and this is pure

unadulterated evil. there is no doubt about it. we can all agree on that. let's look at ways we can find who is committing these types of violent acts. the look is denise. most of the violence done with guns are suicides. i don't know if you can prevent that, but you start looking at how to prevent suicide. if you start looking at the next factor that leads to gun violence, it usually within gangs. the number show males between 15 and 35. that's intervene in that area in ways that may be dead. the other places domestic violence. the fact is there are people that are going to do evil tanks. "saturday night live" might've thought that was funny but they didn't talk about timothy mcveigh fertilizer. trade for what is the balance? is a doctor you want to apply reasonable solutions. the nra saying we want to stop these bump stock.

and nancy pelosi saying i want this to be a slippery slope to me to all kinds of other gun control measures. where do you leave the balance? >> i would disagree. there's a reason we have our second amendment. it was really driven out of trying to prevent ourselves from being overrun by tierney. people have the right to defend themselves. the bottom line is common sense. what is the reason in the sky, and what he did in las vegas, we may never know unfortunately what motivated him. by and large, let's look and see what motivates people to take on these actions and see if we can intervene in that way. evil is evil. murder is against the law, but he certainly intended to murder. dean: congressman steve king said it right. i'm sure brought a smile to your face as he did do all of ours had steve scalise throughout the first pitch at the washington nationals games a few nights ago. >> no doubt about it.

thank you. traded his father and his two young kids were killed by an illegal immigrant. smashing into the texas highway. that illegal immigrant only got two years in prison. we will get in on the details next. the you wo

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a nod to the kennedys over the years. abby: thank you. this story is horrific in really tough to hear. his father and his two young children killed at the hands of an illegal immigrant who we just learned basically got a slap on the rest. he's going to spend two years in jail for that crime. they're heartbroken mother joined me yesterday on "fox and friends." >> for some reason it seems to me he should have some sort of special circumstances and should be treated differently because he's an illegal immigrant. >> across the country rushing to her side making sure that she knows she is not alone. wendy hartley is one of them and she joins me right now. thank you for being here. i know this is not an easy topic to talk about. not a theory from other webpages

done something so similar to you. >> casey and i were very close. he was great. he called me or attack said and her sisters and her brother, and they miss her like crazy. it was just so bizarre. i was going to a cna class and casey was a cna. we had jobs at the same place. you think to yourself, how many people can say this? how many people do you know personally that day my daughter was murdered? it's a lot more than i thought. >> it seems like more people are finding the strength to come out and speak about it. your daughter was murdered a little over two years ago. a man who was in jail got out of

jail, murdered your daughter. you find out he had been trying to be sent back to haiti, that they did not the right people. >> batson issue that has to be fixed. if there's too many people and say not enough will to make sure these things don't happen again. they need to provide funds so we can build that wall so that we can -- [inaudible] abby: but also get a better understanding of what all of you have gone through. i showed that clip of courtney or lost most of her family. she lost her husband.

poor girl daughter, 22 -month-old son. she's now fighting interstates with legislation to the change. i asked her about that. here is what she told us. >> something needs to be done. the message needs to be put across to them that when you come to this country, you need to do it legally. when they come here, all they are getting is committing crimes, slap on the wrist, going back to mexico. they are going back to whatever country they came from. they were here illegally committed a crime and they come here into a larger crime and make it a slap in the wrist and get to go home. i want to see stricter punishment. >> you are here nodding your head, wendy. you are one of the unique people in this country that is exactly how she's feeling. what can you say to her? >> i would tell her what i learned from in the first thing i learned is you are never going to get over it.

he'll never get over the grief and pain. you have to realize how to live with that and how to go on with your life because you have to have purpose. her purposes like my purpose. wanting to see the law changed that are arty daring force. that is what president trump in congress, they have to come together and provide funds and how your marquis james and more technology at the borders so you can sneak into the country in the things that should be being done right now. abby: hopes that the local congressmen are listening to

what courtney was saying there. your stories are still so important in this conversation. i know it's not easy. i'm so sorry for your loss. thanks for being here. >> thank you. ed: feud with the president. the set curry meal when the basketball season officially opens up? a surprising comment. you don't want to miss a straightahead. george w. bush leading zeros on a bike ride around his texas ranch. his exclusive interviews with dr. marc siegel. >> that's hoping that is the best way to help people transition from the military to civilian life. ungry eyes ♪ applebee's 2 for $20. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood.

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up and across parts of new england. we will continue to go through the area. a lot of areas will get this rain. the future radar and will look like by tonight to decide who'll be somewhere across the tennessee valley but the raid on the way across parts of ohio will interact from the last and then throughout the night tonight in towards tomorrow morning presented at midday, northeast and this is going to be probably by tuesday morning before it's completely out of here. before that it will drop a lot of rain. some spots all the way towards the northeast with over four inches of rain and will watch flooding. far inland from the storm, where the storm came on shore. abby: thank you so much. yesterday hurricane season until the end of november. some other headlines as well. president trump says the white house says john kelly won't have to worry about his job security.

>> one of the best people i've worked with. for the last two months. he loves it more than anything. he will be here in my opinion for the entire seven remaining years. ed: you heard it right there. reports of turmoil in the trump administration including a report to secretary rex tillerson wanted to resign which both he and the president have now denied. suing the high school over pledge of allegiance. she was expelled from her houston school for sitting during the pledge. she has not stood for the nearest because she doesn't wear the flag represents justice for everyone. her lawsuit says she cannot be forced to stand. she's now live back in the school but she will continue to say. you was the nba star set curry kneeling on the basketball court. beyond the protests would be

counterproductive. a study said there were better ways for players to make it known in the active in their communities. the nba sent a memo enforcing existing role that players must stand for the anthem when the season starts later on this month. a lot from the nfl. >> the florida gator fans get loud paying tribute to rock legend tom petty. that's amazing. ♪ trade to nearly the entire crowd say i won't back down. a native of gainesville, florida died on monday at the age of 66. >> that was awesome. he loves any opportunity. >> he also liked some accidents are a few highlights. that was awesome.

president george w. bush reacting to the terrible tragedy. >> the more we learn about this, the more we find he's a sick man and we can't overcome this compassion all around the country. >> the president make in the comments to her own doctor, siegel during the 2017th bush warrior which takes place every year in crawford, texas. >> dr. siegel joins us now with more on that. tell us all about it. >> good morning. >> good to see you. today is day two of the ride. the ride is focused on building networks against the ones you can't see, psychological and physical often worse than the ones you can see. yesterday i spoke to president bush about his genuine commitment to the vest.

>> i am thrilled you all are here. >> steve smith talked to me this morning talking about mountain biking. i said i don't think anybody could actually -- audiovox! effect they came here means a lot. at one time he was suicidal and thankfully got his life back together. a lot of it has to do with serving other people. now married and seems great. really happy guy. here's the bush center we focus on the caregivers. these lives have been through a lot and i wanted to honor them as well.

i thought it was a sweet almond. >> i interviewed yesterday when he first took off his sunglasses and connect it with his son. >> michael is a part of this peer to peer counseling group that has come together and they all help each other. they've been hurt and they're coming back from their injuries. and they help people transition from the military civilian life. >> how does it work? >> we are not trying to reinvent things. we looked at all these different programs and it's really a three-step process. one it means you've got a problem. pretty logical. no one can possibly relate to what i feel like.

and obviously that leads to negative consequences. secondly, when you seek help, we can be sympathetic. but we can possibly relate to what it's like to see men killed in combat. and yet there were others who can. people have progressed from severe depression, in some case they can share what it took. it's logical in the works. transitioning from military life to civilian life will be a huge contribution. >> eyes, by doing the portrait, president bush got a very deep. he talked to me about one

couple, as he saw in the package, she was able to show support. michael rodriguez had sunglasses that he had to wear because of brain damage. when he finally got to take his sunglasses off and see his son, got to see inside for the first time ever come when they reconnect it. that kind of emotion permeates the range today and we call a key road dirt. >> .so powerful. >> i love what the president does. its actions over words. he does it every year. they appreciate it so much. trained to use the great word. to know that it's close to his heart and have all the veterans together when they say it allows them to open up and realize they are not alone. i'm struggling with something. you are too. >> it's amazing.

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ed: we're back with with a fox news alert. tropical storm trained by bringing a powerful storm surge. dean: downgraded the fiercely moving inland after making landfall at category one hurricane. >> joining us live with a look at some of the aftermath there. what can you tell us?

>> all we can tell you right now is as the sun is creeping up slowly, a better picture of exactly what nate brought in this area. behind me there is debris was pretty much what we've been seeing so far. hours ago in front of the hard rock casino. look at the parking garage. imagine three to four feet just hours ago. as quickly as the water came and did the storm quickly took it back out here surprising to see that the roadways are for the most part dry while we are seeing a lot of crews coming to clear out the debris and clear the roadways. we are still under a mandatory curfew in this area. but then it went into effect at 7:00 p.m. and will last until 9:00 a.m. we haven't seen a lot of people that live in this area on the

roadway. power crews, construction crews and cleaning the garage in the parking lot at these casinos here. you just saw power crews drove past and we are told about 25,000 customers along the gold coast without power at this hour. the next couple minutes to the hour will be restoring the power. this is what we are seeing here in the biloxi area and we will get a better picture as more sun comes out in the next couple minutes. >> thank you so much. >> getting out of there very quickly. an update to a report that we had earlier on the show. someone you may know. >> we all know each other in hollywood or james woods hinted he was retiring when he looked at his home for sale after admitting he's been blacklisted as a conservative lot dog is

your >> he listed his rhode island home for sale. a realtor listed one of them and said he is retiring from hollywood to here's one of his homes. it's on the water, beautiful. james woods with the "washington post." >> he had to clarify because of the firestorm. basically saying he wants to simplify his life as he moves to retirement. the only reason i expressed my views as i've accepted the fact that i am blacklisted. when you're dealing with that in hollywood, when you say something, people come after you. they come after him on twitter. and they turn on you like you're not allowed to have that good. you can't have that point of view. ed: hasn't always been that way or have you seen dramatically worse? >> absolutely at time warner's.

there's no question about it. you were saying things about president obama such of its rail. if you have said those to president obama, forget it, you really would've been done. ed: to be crystal clear, james woods is not retiring, but if you want a nice property on the water in rhode island, here's the property for you. true 31 a little entertainment, apparently follow him on twitter. as you are thinking, if you're in hollywood and you don't always agree with the hollywood crowd, let your voice be known. we all know dean kaine as superman. as you know, he was a history major. taking a very special project with our next guest. you won't want to miss this coming up. >> watch david bossie and the

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looking on a difficult history in trying to promote those with the young generation and taken a message off. my oldest daughter was named after her great-grandmother. i asked myself how can we send this message to the world? how does my daughter connect to the great-grandmother is no longer there to tell the story. we are stepping up to make sure the stories are told. >> so many people getting to a certain age are their stories are told anymore. they were harboring jewish and honoring them and telling their stories. >> this is the one of the most amazing stories. recently, honoring those righteous, both of risked their lives lives. we have a lady who never, ever told her his tory before.

she was meant to be at the award a few days later, sadly she had a stroke. looking at a situation where this is the absolute loss. this should've been in 50 years ago, 40 years ago. it is through help and passionate people like these who are able to make this a much broader issue. >> ear of someone dying every month. in the digital age you can do that to record their stories now in their life. >> tiny segments. young people don't have the capacity to sit down and watch a three-hour interview. ed: where can they find us? are the dots. >> our website has all of this information them were really encourage you to come get involved, look at this stuff. >> good work. trade to coming up, and david

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here. >> eighteen home run for the washington nationals might be a dramatic [inaudible] i go to all these mets games and we were driving here to new york last night and they can't get a hit. i wonder, dean, if you do this with your son. he loves to play so he finds something on his iphone and we drive 10 miles out of the root just to go to chick-fil-a and as soon as we sit down they start hitting homers so we stayed at

chick-fil-a and i'm thinking now every time they play or the yankees we got to go to chick-fil-a because that's the way you do sports. there's all of these superstitions and once you change the juju there you go. dean: truth of the matter is you are right and that has to go on a physical time. i was a piston football game and they were losing ten-zero and i refuse to go down to the other side and i changed our position in princeton one. way to go, tigers. it is true. abby: what will you do on sunday press work you'll have to go to mcdonald's. ed: will have to figure something out. abby: good morning to all of you. it's great to have dean came here with us. great to have superman here but thank you all for joining us. we want to get straight to the fox news alert and nate has now

been downgraded to a tropical storm but not before making landfall twice as a category one hurricane overnight. >> they are battling storm surges and flooding five rick is live in mobile. rick, how are you doing out there? reporter: good morning dean and abby. the rain has stopped for the most part of the water is starting tuesday. authorities in alabama were worried yesterday that the storm approaches of category to win and heavy rains and significant storm surge and they did get water but nearly as much. it is starting to proceed here in front of the convention center in the section of road is pretty impassable although we have seen some high water vehicles and trucks come through. we want to show you a guy that we were showing you earlier swing around this way, steve, the guy in the white car that was stalled out in the water

pushed it back to dry land and he will wait for it to dry out so we can get out of here. you can see the overpass in the entrance and very quiet here on a sunday morning and not a lot of traffic. people are waking up and now that the sun is coming up they can do the damage assessment. this form wound up hitting in mississippi overnight just after midnight, category one with 85-mile an hour winds, slammed into biloxi and brought high waters into highway 90 and into the lobbies in parking garage is of hotels and casinos along the beach and there was some water outside as well but basically as far as we know it was just water issues. no reports of significant property damage in mississippi or anywhere else along the gulf coast so far. there are a lot of people without power, tens of thousands and more than maybe more than 100,000 in mississippi and alabama and florida this morning. this is a fast-moving storm, now tropical storm nate makes its way north through mississippi

and on up toward you guys. abby: thank you so much, rick. it has been quite the hurricane system. still a month to go and we been tracking this all season long. rick, what are you seeing? >> we had four hurricanes make landfall this year. i don't know that we've ever had four. harvey and irma, because of puerto rico as well. three major hurricanes and now this fourth hurricane making the ball in mississippi. this is to be had the last big storm of katrina which was the monster storm, 30-foot storm surge and wiped away most of the coastline and that has been rebuilt stronger and can handle a category one hurricane coming on shore as it did last night. a lot of rain to be had from this well inland from the storm and that's will see over the

next 36 hours. it's a quick moving the storm and that means brain can't linger that long because it is interacting with the front coming in, it will bring moisture out of there. anywhere you see the red that is over 4 inches of rain and will see some spots for 10 inches of rain. that bull's-eye will be the southern appalachian mountains and that is why were looking at a big threat for flooding throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours tonight. abby: thank you so much, rick. dean: rain, rain, rain. abby: we are still reeling from what happened on monday. terrific, worst mass shooting in las vegas and as it often does, it turns to the gun control debate. ed: and saturday night live had their first show since a tragedy into monday and what do they do? they focus on comedy on other topics because you don't want to make light of that awful tragedy but no, they went political. here you go. >> the investigation into the tragedy in las vegas this week has sparked a larger debate in america between people who want

common sense gun control and people who are wrong. the guy had 47 guns. no one should own 47 of anything. if he owned 47 cats, you are not a responsible pet owner, you are a crazy cat lady. >> why is it so hard to get control in this country who are these delicate, snowflakes that we can just tell, no, you're not allowed to have 40 guns anymore, earl. from now on you can have one gun with sixfold. if you can't hit what you are shooting with six books then you need to be shooting. loose karate or learn to use your words. abby: i don't think anyone disagrees that no one needs to own 30 or 40 guns, especially because the sky owned but. [inaudible conversations] dean: learn gun safety and those

are hugely important and a lot of problems with people not doing that correctly. the nra has great programs to teach you. ed: and the nra this week and moved and they said look, we are flexible because we see this tragedy and it's time to regulate these stops which made this more horrific but what happens after that with nancy pelosi and she said i hope this is a slippery slope. i want us to deal with bump stop and do a whole bunch of other gun-control. bret stevens, i should say, in "the new york times" does a piece that says what is the spanish over the second amendment. let's just abolish it. dean: it is not a fetish. is there for your protection against a tyrannical government. when you look at how many governments have killed the last hundred years it is insane. look at the holocaust and the situation, disarm the populace and then those with guns are the government in the soldiers and

that is why it doesn't happen here. that is why we have the second amendment. for us, i don't like to listen to people on saturday night live lecture me and tell me that i can only have this one done with six bullets and you don't need this. it is my second amendment right. ed: on an entertainment show i want to see jokes about other topics, not tragedies and i want to see bringing people together and after jason outing did. abby: he was on that stage when the shooting happened and it's something he will never forget and he has been out speaking about the power of the country coming together and he did that last night opening the show up s&l in talking about this unbreakable bond. it wasn't. >> you can be sure that we hurt for you and we hurt with you. you can be sure that we will walk through these tough times together, every step of the way. when america is at its best, our bond and our spirit is unbreakable. abby: powerful moment.

ed: it's perfect. abby: as you said, dean, people don't want to get lectured what they are going to bed watching snl at 11:30 at night. this is a powerful moment in jason was able to do it because he was right in the thick of things. he is one of the best country artist there is and will be talk about the people during their at the shooting they represent the country so well. think about nashville in the country and the music community they are about our flag and there about owning a gun in there about. ed.dean: they have my full supp. jason hit the exact right note and i think the other guys were lecturing us and not being funny. abby: e-mail us on your thoughts. two other headlines. vice-president pence visiting las vegas nearly a week after the shooting. he is paying respects to the victims and honoring the heroes assuring a packed city hall that all americans are biggest

strong. >> we find comfort in the knowledge that we are united as one nation, as one people, with one voice. united in our grief, united in our support for those who suffered and united in our resolve to end such evil in our time. abby: vice president made a stop at the memorial where the shooting happened. they're placing a white rose on every single cross. can juggle and praising his nuclear program calling it a powerful deterrent that contains guarantees their sovereignty. the present did this: he leaves it at that. it is all hands on deck with the

shotgun old marathon happening this morning following the mass shooting in las vegas. an additional 1000 officers are on site near the marathon along with others working undercover. minutes from now, 40000 people are expected to participate in today's event along with over 1 million people downtown watching it all happen. dean: we told you about the nationals winning last night but in the other baseball game, my dodgers pushing the arizona diamondbacks to the bringing week winning eight-five. ed: how did they do at the end of the season there? abby: thing, it's okay. [laughter] ed: by the way, i hope everyone is safe at the marathon. when did s&l did a take on the gun violence in chicago. abby: this firefighter was with his girlfriend when the rain of

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to the states and we made a temporary deal but obamacare the numbers are out. dean: president trump not giving up without repeal obamacare even if it means trying to cut a deal with one of the biggest democratic rivals. abby: i called chuck schumer yesterday to see if they want to do a great health care bill. big premiums, who knows for sure. dean: fox news contributor david, we call you the big guy because you know what is going on at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ed: the president has to keep his base together and the base wants to repeal and replace in the public and leaders on capitol hill have not delivered. what does he do next?

>> i think the president is exactly right. he is showing the american people exactly what he has to deal with. one, he has inherited this ticking time bomb that is obamacare. the premiums are out-of-control and they are skyrocketing across this great nation of ours. the people across the country involved in obamacare have no choices and they haven't had any and enrollment was down last year. enrollment will be down again this year and the president understands the economy here and he understands what is going on and he says to chuck schumer, you guys were responsible for forcing this on the american people and on our economy and now you have to participate in finding a solution and chuck schumer's response is it's a no go. that is what the president is so smart in showing the american people, he showing the american people i am willing to work with them but they are not willing to

work with me. ed.dean: he's trying to smoke ot the democrats. it's a bipartisan deal that hasn't gotten much traction on the hill. >> chuck schumer must please his left face. that is what he is doing here. he is saying obamacare is off the table and he doesn't care that it is going to implode. i'll be honest with you, i don't think chuck schumer cares. he is going to try to blame president trump when obamacare fails after eight years and president trump inherited this mess. he is trying to fix it just like obama cares problems all around the world whether it's our trade deals or national security problems president trump has inherited a mess from barack obama and that is what he found ten months ago when he took

office and he still dealing with it today. abby: do you think the pumpkins will listen? he sending a message to them that if the alternative is you do nothing then we will get a bill that democrats will support more than you. >> i completely agree with that idea that the president is saying we have a good opportunity to block grant this back and the kennedy bill that was up a couple of weeks ago, block granting it back to the states. it wasn't a perfect solution but just like in the '90s when we block granted it back to the states, the welfare reform act of that year of 1996 that it was an opportunity for us to get it out of centralized washington and send it back to the states where they are the solution and they can do a lot more directly for their people. the money going back to the states is much smarter. abby: that is well said. david, there's a reason why we

have on in the morning. dean: he knows what's going on in the white house. it is not just the nfl anymore but the national anthem protest hitting the ice. abby: and this firefighter was with his girlfriend when the rain of bullets started in las vegas and he saved her. he shares his inspiring story next. i mean a lot of bad things could happen. you need to call the bank. i don't know how else to tell you, you need to shut that card off-- [woman 1] it's off. [woman 2] what? [woman 1] i can turn it on and off in my wells fargo app. [woman 2] huh! i feel better already. [woman 1] good.

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and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. ed: we are back ritually new details on the shooter in the las vegas massacre and the hunt for possible motive. the mass shooting, as you know, killing 58 innocent people one week ago today. we are joined live in las vegas. well, what's happening. reporter: authorities have said that when he was perched on the 32nd floor he left a note on

his nightstand and 60 minutes is reporting that that night had calculation so that he could maximize his accuracy as he was firing down upon the crowd. it comes as federal authorities are putting up billboards asking for the communities help and as we are learning and reports of the fbi is starting to believe that paddock had a severe mental illness that went undiagnosed. there are more and more tales of road system. this weekend we met in uber driver piled people into his car as bullets were flying and drove them to safety. >> i thought told people to get in and crowds of people jumped in. maybe like 12, 60 people jumped in there. reporter: vice president mike pence visited las vegas this week and we see more and more memorials and tributes to the victims. ed: will, thank you. abby: democrats are using this las vegas attacks as another reason to control.

>> they are going to say that if you give them it will be a slippery slope and i certainly hope so but i don't think it should be a substitute for the background check. abby: do they really have the americans people's best interest in mind and did they bother to ask anyone. dean: we are joined right now by the firefighter who saved his group of life during the vicious attack. abby: thanks for being here, kelly. can you walk us through what happened that night? you never think this will happen to you and there you were in your girlfriend gets hit. >> going through the night is starting to be like any other nights that we were there for the possible and again, it could not have skews me, i cannot have ever thought it would of happened to me at all. dean: you are trained as a firefighter and emt and it's

wonderful that you are able to jump in there and into action and save this and save her. it's a heroic thing. when we were talking about nancy pelosi and you heard her soundbite you were shaking your head when she said we want to switch this and making it a thing about gun control. how do you feel about that. >> me personally, i don't think it will be something that will be more of a gun-control thing. it should be more of a gun over this thing. i understand that everyone has their own right to own guns and me being one of those people i am a firm believer in being able to keep those guns and unfortunately it will keep the honest people honest and it will keep keep getting worse and worse, in my opinion. abby: being there, it didn't change your opinion? >> no, if anything it was almost helpful if we had more people that were able to defend themselves. abby: you are trained for things

like this, you're a volunteer firefighter as dean said and an emt and walk us those moments when you first heard the gun shots or what probably sounded like you was fireworks. what was going through your mind and the event that played out that night and how did you respond. >> as a professional firefighter it's part of our training to actually be a portion of that and we do have active shooter training within our personal department and it's more that we did hear about the firecrackers and it was more of a safety precaution for all of us. we heard the first set of firecrackers and after the first set, the second start going off maybe ten or 15 seconds later and she told me she was no longer able to breathe and instincts came in from their and it seemed more like a trauma situation the more than anything else. it needed to be and i needed to

protect her versus other things. dean: how is she doing now. >> she is doing very well. as of yesterday she had four of her chest tubes taking out after open-heart surgery and later today california time she will be able, excuse me, las vegas, nevada time and she will be able to have the final test tube taking out 500. abby: kelly, you're probably thinking why did this have to be my girlfriend and why couldn't it be me and it has turned to gun control and was talked about last night on snl. you were a part of what happened, you're there, your girlfriend is still recovering and her life will likely never be the same so where should the conversation be right now and what should the focus of the contract should be under control? >> definitely not. i don't think it needs to be on

the topic of gun-control, i think it needs to be on the unity of las vegas and how well everyone here has come together in a selfless everyone has been here five i will tell you what, kelly, she is life because of your quick thinking on the spot. well done, you are a hero, my friend. how do we help. abby: the biggest thing we've been asking is to check out her go for me page and everyone keeps asking me and everyone has been setting their prayers and thoughts and the biggest thing that everyone can do is please to go ahead and talk at and check out her go for me page. it's a thing that was set up by one of her friends and i think it will be the best jester for her, as well as her family. abby: kelly, tell her our thoughts and prayers are with her. thank you for being with us this morning. we are glad that you are safe and what a horrific event.

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it will move out of here quickly and still moving at 23 miles an hour and it's forward progression and the winds are now down to 45 miles an hour. this has weakened considerably and it will continue to do so but all that moisture has to be wrong out of this. here's a look at the future radar and what happens from the day-to-day into the north georgia mountains the southern appalachian mountains you will see the biggest flooding and probably up to 10 inches of rain and overnight into tonight it continues to move to the central appellations mountains and move into the atlantic northeast. it will be out of here by the time we get to tuesday morning. abby: that's a pastor. dean: we rain out here all of a sudden six i think it's best rain all day. you have been waiting for this all morning and we call him the big. ed: former fox news competitive or doctor bill bennett, so much to talk about it when you hear the president talk about

standing with military leaders that this may be the calm before the storm and then he starts tweeting about north korea and the previous presidents both talk, talk, talk, give them money and no action and is he preparing the nation for possible military conflict with korea question. >> we will see but what an honor to be with superman, a superwoman and ed henry. [laughter] give me a break. we don't know. this is -- i'm going to put it lightly but this is an unconventional president and he does things into noise. traditionally, conventionally, a presidents hauling in generals and pulling them back in and pay the reins on them and in this situation is reversed. madison seems to be saying let's be calm and cool, let's listen to rex tillerson and let's let him work back channels and the president here seems to be the top cop, the more aggressive cop

well, the donald trump's way of thinking he wants kim jong-un to think he means business in five business he means terrible business. let's say negotiate and something terrible will happen and he is just reverse what has been the conventional way of doing things. i don't think it is any different then what he was saying a couple of months ago but he is sticking to this in a slightly reversing the roles. dean will remember as a history major at princeton that truman told macarthur and yanked him from his post and it was popular because the president and civilian control the military but this is a more martial president and more [inaudible] in his rhetoric and we will see. they have to know in the regime that this guy is not to be messed with. abby: here for the tweet, he says: the question here is how

does north korea respond. this is a different rhetoric and a different style that he says we've seen for the past 25 years and what can we expect from north korea and from china? >> you can sense the presence frustration with this and things like healthcare, obamacare and that he's not dealing with a blank slate. he inherited these problems and says these are tangled and people made a terrible mess now i have to untangle it. he is betting frustration there. again, it's an interesting way of using what they call triangulation and you got certain fixed points in the health care debate where you have the republicans were able to move it and schumer and nancy and he says let's find another way and let's talk to them. this is a way that is expressing his frustration and just how unhappy he is.

in that i have to tell you, he's right. there was a long time when this should have been worked out. i think a lot of republicans did not believe donald trump would be elected president and they didn't think the need for a plan was so essential. abby: think you're right about that. want to get your thoughts on late-night comedy. we have seen it change in recent years especially with president trump being in the office and giving him hits but the readings have been reported that they had gone down and you don't have many people watching these late-night shows during the leno and letterman days. dean: the gory days. abby: millennial's art watching television but how much is the focus and hatred for the current president. >> a lot of it is that. the late-night comedians are feeling the most essential test is they are not funny. i think when you're being lucrative as they are that limits the humor. people can read that you really dislike this man and this is not

out of wit but dislike. what i would like to see is that you were going to get after president trump and conservative icons like our friend sean hannity and bill o'reilly, when will they get after someone like harvey weinstein who is people left and right because of the charges against him. he is one of their own and will they speak to that, that's what i like to see. dean: i see why you call him the big buddha, he knows everything about everything. i want to correct one thing you are talking about. princeton has a good football team. ed: i think i'd like to tease the big with a little bit. >> hey, we beat georgetown yesterday. abby: doctor bill, always good to have you on the show. thank you. >> welcome, dean.

well done. abby: how many go on to play for the buffalo bills? dean: there's about six of us off my squad and went to the nfl. abby: what are your you had. dean: jason from the dallas cowboys was my quarterback. go cowboys. abby: if the too bad the nfl didn't work out for you, you would've had a big career for yourself. [laughter] were following president trump rescinding his relationship with rex tillerson telling reporters there's one thing that the secretary of state could do. >> we have a very good relationship. [inaudible]. abby: you heard it right there that the president denied an nbc report saying that he was thinking about resigning and the

president calls it as it always does, fake news. protest against the american flag now hitting the and hl, tampa bay lightning scene raising his best during the national anthem. the powerful photo and the team is supporting his action saying that we respect our players in individual choices they make on social and political issues. the league has no rules about what players must do during the national anthem. junior mints candy boxes don't have enough candy. ed: a lawsuit. >> how can you not believe me will to donna junior meant. >> it's chocolate, peppermint, delicious. abby: a woman in new york city claimed the manufacturer to consumers by filling large candy boxes with too much air that is according to reports. they are comparing their size to mcdonalds which apparently have more candy in their boxes for the company has not yet responded to the current suit and stay tuned for that one. which do you prefer? dean: milk duds. ed: a new target is christopher

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ed: have to love this new york time story state that the resistance movement is pushing them up our left. is that breaking news? abby: if "the new york times" is giving the warning, though -- you have the smaller more extreme groups these consistent type group that are dominating the party and put them in a tufted position because democrats are trying to find out what they stand for and how to they get back to winning elections.

they lost the national election and basically all the midterm elections so how do they get their feedback five it foreshadows a once in a generation reorganization of the american left that could dictate the tactics and ideology of the democratic party for years to come. five how far left can you go? anti-fa i thought was the edge of the left apparently you can go farther. shocking to me. ed: and you bernie sanders talking about running for president again and pulling the party further left and you mentioned anti-fa and they are planning all types of violent protests and they want to deface columbus day and they want to use columbus day on monday to go after columbus statues. they are not slowing down and they are jacking this up. abby: there's a 247 surveillance on columbus statues to monitor what is going on. this is where we are, dean. dean: why are we going after the columbus statues? there is a process to go through

they want to do this. but to go in deface statues, it's an isis tactic. let's erase history at the tent and never happened. is that a winning strategy? does that motivate people to get to the polls? if you want to win elections and you want to win the presidential election, for example, you have to appeal to a broad base of people. you can't be extreme in your views. that might work during the primaries but i think that has been a big challenge for them and talking about the statues and memorials have across the country that represent our history where we came from, a lot of them wouldn't necessarily want to live but we learn something from that and you can find problems with every single statute that is out there. dean: and they are, they are finding them with everything. abby: we all have our past, to mind is totally clean. ed: former president w bush leading a bike ride for materials along his texas ranch. >> that's helping that's is the best way to help people

transition from the military to sell your life. ed: a message for our pets but for all of us in an exclusive one-on-one interview with the former president in the next hour. abby: president trump taking aim at late-night host for comments like this. >> of course, it is no secret that donald trump love the ladies. it's been well documented in gossip magazines and court depositions. >> no preening human on the human earth produces more fake news that donald trump. ed: joe is here with his message for his fellow comedians. to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans.

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dean: course, it's no secret that donald trump loves of a ladies. >> this is a big difference between the us and malaysia. in malaysia the government bans of seeing content and hear the present it. >> no preening human on the planet earth produces more fake news that donald trump. dean: it is no secret late-night television host have been vocal about donald trump but why are so many trading in the last four politics? abby: we have a good voice now. actor and comedian, joe piscopo. they have every right to hit on politicians and it's been that way forever but be funny and actually hit the other side every once in a while. dean: acknowledge there is another side. >> the problem is if you take yourself too seriously it is not funny and that is what is

happening. they have done that, when you take yourself too serious then it's not funny anymore but everything is open game, i must say that. dean, you and i were talking and great to see you. [laughter] look at the sky. when we were on snl we took shots and i always had fun with ronald reagan and i was a lifelong democrat at the time and i followed ronald reagan and you got to take the shots but i said it many times on fox is that he white invited me to the white house and it was more together and he said he got it, come on down the left together and that's where we should be now. dean: reagan understood that comedy was genial and these field mean-spirited. >> to your point, ronald reagan was one of the greatest men i've ever met and chased me

politically. i became a conservative right after i met him and you should stand and you tell a great guy he was five and johnny carson avoided politics because he didn't want to anoint either side. he just wanted to be funny. >> a lesson to be learned from jay leno and johnny carson. google jay leno and johnny carson and joe piscopo. johnny made folks about both sides and was fun. don't forget, i don't get mad at steve probert at the enemies and alec baldwin doing trump but now they are taking it too seriously. this week, where they went, inexcusable in my mind. dean: trump means ratings and if you talk about trump, colbert's show weren't so great. >> deal with it, brother. the president needs ratings. the other news networks plan president trump all the time because there's a definite, definitive spike in the ratings but can we stop the hate and just stop with -- i remember

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>> hurricane nate made landfall saturday night at the mississippi river. >> the worst hurricane that is impacted in mississippi since hurricane katrina. >> breaking tonight coming breaking tonight, you know fonda the hotel rob las vegas shooter stephen paddock. >> he was to murder as many people as possible. >> the president treated only one thing will work with north korea. >> you should have been handled 10 years ago. i was handed a mess. >> if we can make a deal on a

temporary basis because obama carries exploding. it's gone. >> i'm thrilled you all are here. healthiness transition from military life to civilian life is a huge contribution. >> im 72. [gunfire] when america is at its best, our bond center spirit are unbreakable. ♪ and i won't back down ♪ stand my ground ♪ and i won't back down. ed: jason aldean yesterday. president george w. bush said the terrorist may have shaken the foundations of the buildings that they will not shake the foundation of this country.

i think jason aldean has the same exact same after las vegas. drapery no better person to do that. sitting on a tom classic in such a beautiful way of saying nothing can stop the unity we have in this country. dream to what a market contrast to the politics of the rest of the show. dean: even those words are fantastic. abby: happy sunday morning to all of you. ed henry here on the couch. a big one hour. >> the fox news alert right away. nate now downgraded to tropical storm but not before making landfall twice as a category one hurricane overnight and that means all kinds of damage. it was a powerful storm surge and flooding. abby: affects being felt in alabama where we find rick leventhal live in mobile. what can you tell us?

>> good morning, abby, dean and ed. knee-deep in water, all morning long but it's gradually receding. pretty deep drive now. all that's left is cleaning up in front of the convention center in the roadway that leads to the eye 10 freeway. we can show you the gentleman stuck in the water. drove into the high water earlier. trying to jumpstart the car. that didn't work so i assume they are waiting on a tow truck now. a few water rescues overnight. the biggest issue was in biloxi where the hurricane made landfall just after midnight as a category one with 85-mile per hour winds. not as strong as people feared it would be it was moving so fast i didn't linger long enough to do a lot of property damage although they are assessing that now is the sun is the sun comes out. the fourth hurricane to hit the u.s. in just over six weeks but

because it was weaker than firm and harvey pitt did not apparently caused the kind of damage although a lot of water on the streets and flooding which was up to 10 feet in spots. hotels and casinos along the coastal highway there were several feet in water overnight. this morning we can only assume at this point is receiving just flakier in mobile. more power outages. 100,000 people between alabama and mississippi still in the dark this morning. we just saw a truck drive by at high speed. they clearly have a lot of work to do. one other thing. the price of gas could go out because of the storm. they had to evacuate the oil rig as the storm approached. more than 90% of oil production shut down. it will take a little time to get back up again in the meantime the gas prices may go up. abby: thank you, rick.

>> it was raining and they getting blown about. now it's got a t-shirt on. not that he's on vacation. abby: not that way everywhere. we'll keep a close eye on it. were you guys up last night watching any of the late night shows? trades or we can watch the late night shows and get up and do the show. abby: right. but if you were you got a bit of a lecture about gun control. >> prosody want them to lecture me. let's hear it. >> the investigation into the track in las vegas has sparked a larger debate in america between people who are commonsense gun control in people who are wrong. the guy had 47 guidance. no one should own 47 of anything. if you own 47 cats, you are not a responsible pet owner. you're a crazy cat lady.

>> why is it so hard to get control of this country? why can't we just tell them they'll come you're not allowed to have 40 guns anymore, our role. from now on you can mount one guy max and six bullets. if you can't get what you are shooting with six bullets, you don't need to be shooting at it. learn karate or use your words. i'm sick of the narrative americans love them so much. it's not true. dean: i'd like to know karate. i can buy a bed rather use a gun to stop a gunfight. use karate can use your words. stop, don't hurt me. that doesn't work right well in the streets chicago these days. abby: no one is saying i knew i'd made 47 guidance, especially with this mass killer had. >> but we are saying that the second amendment. >> the gentleman who saved his

girlfriend, he's a supporter of the second amendment and he wishes more people there would defend themselves. it's an emotional response. you don't just jump him go because the fact that you can't have 42 guns. let's do some small measure. a slippery slope where it keeps going. >> you been given a pair is the first amendment which is absolutely horrible. abby: we had the firefighter on earlier last half hour. he's a volunteer emt as well. his girlfriend got shot. he ended up saving it and to have him on in his emotional reaction was powerful. we asked income is this the right conversation to be having right now and should we jump to gun control? he immediately said no. we should be talking about strength of the las vegas people, how we have overcome this, how we come together.

>> defeats a few days back saying he knows exactly what they would say about all of this. meanwhile fuddy-duddy in the middle of it. >> absolutely true. jason out the -- jason aldean had a right right on that message. she abby: the conversation will continue i'm sure. i do want to bring you other headlines we are following. a man drove his car right into a crowd at a major tourism spot. the 47-year-old has not been found or identified after initially being arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving. 11 people injured near the national history museum. the incident was not terror related. luckily none of those injuries were life-threatening. for people to buy health insurance. the move aimed at rolling back regulations by president barack obama.

they will direct the department of hhs labor and treasury to make it easier for people to group together and buy insurance or appropriation halt land. it will broaden instruction for them to loosen regulation and possibly lower their premiums. jason aldean is not the only one paying tribute to tom petty. florida gators watch their fans getting ready to remember the late rock legend. ♪ abby: how great is that unity is singing i won't knock down. of course a native of gainesville, florida. he died on monday at the young age of 66. ed: that's pretty awesome. i really enjoyed that. football. let's talk about football. nfl. my favorite sport and it was

always winning the ratings, the suddenly all of a sudden it is not. why do we think that is? >> well, you see the protest ongoing analysis of it comes out about the favorability ratings for a top sports. in august, the nfl was close behind baseball. on september. baseball scores up to 53% favorability. mba goes in the second place. their season has even started. nfl during the throes of the season, they should be up 44%. the baseball playoffs right now. people talking about the national pastime. >> people want politics when they're watching football. we see from the nba they reminded their place to stand or internationally at them. they realize this is not been good for the american people who love watching football.

they want to get back to the game. trade to its okay to have stances and protesting have a right to do so. but the men who put on the uniform and body and died for that and our freedoms come at the wrong time in the wrong place. they are focusing on the players, making the story bigger by focusing so much on it. if someone has to be sitting in taken me, show it find, but i want to hear about football and watch football and enjoyed myself. abby: if you want to make a difference, go out in the community and make the impact where you can best do it. not necessarily during the national anthem. ed: coming up next, a lead interview with the fema administrator brad long. he's been through one crisis after another and has done an outstanding job. he will have an date on the response now storm nate. president george w. bush leading heroes around texas ranch. he states exclusively with dr. marc siegel.

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the most important message is making sure people don't let their guard down in alabama, western north carolina because even though it's a tropical storm at 45 miles an hour, the forward speed of the storm is one of the quickest way seen in the gulf coast since recorded history of hurricanes began. you have to add that forward speed to the maximum sustained winds of the tropical storm. people will see basically hurricane force winds moving through all of alabama and into western north carolina. abby: the toughest parts of these drugs are almost always the aftermath of the people wake up to the next morning, the damage done in as we already see power outages. a lot of people without power for who knows how many days. how tough is that premiere in to help? >> that's a great question. the power is typically turned back on by the private power industry. the continental united states,

what happens is the power companies will typically stage resources close by. they will go ahead and start to restrain the lines and get power turned back on. this is going to be an annoying event for people that may be out of power for multiple days, but for the most part you will see the power come back on fairly quickly as the companies have been pre-positioned for multiple days in anticipation of nate. abby: said it's an annoying thing but a lot better than the life threatening thing going on. a friend of mine went into fema offices and said you were shocked to see thousands of people working the phones. you guys have been inundated. how is everybody holding up over there? >> people are tired that we have a job to do. we continue to work around-the-clock and i think a lot of the focus has been in puerto rico, people have to remember we have a tremendous amount of resources and taxes you had over 118,000 homes

impacted in harvey in texas. we are still in florida and on top of that, what people don't see as we are working across 20 different states right now in the united states. nearly 85% of my agency is deployed along with our partners in the federal government agency across 22, 23 different agencies out there. tens of thousands of people are working everyday to alleviate suffering and help rebuild communities. abby: an important job you all play. you guys have been very busy. keep up the good work. >> thank you very much. ed: this firefighter saved his girlfriend's life when bullets rained down to vegas. despite the tragedy is not the time to talk about gun control. you will hear from him coming. abby: after years president trump taking a approach to adversaries like north korea and iraq. john bolton and general jack keane break there. they are here to discuss next. ah, dinner.

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deployed to that theme. ed: thanks, abby. the comment that has everyone talking about it. >> this represents -- [inaudible] military people i can tell you that. thank you all for coming. >> what's in store, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> after years of failed diplomacy he believes is taking a bold approach to foreign affairs. what do our adversaries think? here to delay and come ambassador to the u.n., fox news contributor john bolton in four-star general fox news military analyst, general jack keane. i want to start with you. what's your sense about a lot of people in the media. what is he talking about? he believes unpredictability

will help him in dealing with north korea and iran. >> well, considering those comments in a back drop of blood president trends emerging national security foreign policy is. they were confusing for a lot of people because they gave the impression that america was going to withdraw from the world. quite the contrary. what president trump has done, taking a very good national security team and secondly, he has put america is a global leader providing stability, security, he and his allies and team the world doing now. and then to get to this comment, he is going to confront our adversaries in a way that his predecessor, president obama never did. always paralyzed by the fear of adverse consequence in time and

again did nothing. this president sees our adversaries albert, tripping over u.s. national interests and those of our allies and he is dead serious about confronting them. what do we mean by that? he's wanting to back it up with military strength. very similar to the process ronald reagan used. >> seems like syria would be a glaring example of what he's talking about in terms of the obama administration sort of played by inaction. what is your perspective ambassador bolton? >> the example is a good one, but president trump campaign essentially as a problem solver. he did not in the domestic sphere or the international sphere presents a comprehensive theory about government. that is one of the reasons he is distinguished from of his

predecessors. in several respects, i do believe clearly and the proliferation of nuclear chemicals does represent a real threat to the united states no matter what other country gets the fact is that he understands that america can't stand back and expect these countries to be talked out of those pursuits. that is a critical difference. gordon indeed. the president went deeper into it or by talking about failed diplomacy and previous administrations and basically said presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreements made in massive amounts of money paid hasn't worked. the agreement violated before the ink was dry, sorry, but only one thing will work. is accurate and hasn't worked with north korea.

given your vast military experience, what is referring to when he says there's really only one option. it seems like he's talking about military action. >> from the outset, secretary mattis to the far east three days after he took over duties as secretary of defense. he got the military option back on the table. most of us recognize someone in the korea and china did that the obama administration did not have it on the table. and he's done that to strengthen the diplomatic and economic efforts he's making and clearly trying to get in ahead of north koreans and chinese. he appears to have gotten in the head of the chinese because they are taking action we've never seen before. we happen to see that executed and be carried out and see if they really are going to get north korea and economic stranglehold. as ambassador bolton and i have said many times on the shows, the economic sanctions have never worked with north korea. but nonetheless, what is applied

now is the diplomatic effort with economic sanctions as a baseboard racked up a commitment of all else fails to take military action so we are not going to endanger lives of the american people. that is kind of where we are in the president is on the right path. >> given the sharp analysis bear, what is your sense about whether there is any diplomatic option or is the president right there is only one option here? >> i think there is no diplomatic option in speaking with north korea having tried it for 25 years, not the slightest evidence the year 26 in negotiations with north korea will make any difference. prime minister abe of japan recognized that clearly in an op-ed in the united states a few weeks ago. the one one one diplomatic plated flak is that china and it's a hard one. it's hard to say if you really don't want north korea to have nuclear weapons which have been saying for 25 years there's only one long-term answer in as the reunification of the peninsula which ultimately is in china's own interests.

get that salesmen them are not trying to get it, options get very narrow very quickly. ed: as a final word, how hopeful are you that the president seeming tough, talking tough, putting the military option back on the table as you say, how hopeful are you that will ultimately lead to north korea backing down rather than there being military conflict? >> the main actor here is ambassador bolton has said is china. clearly we are moving in the right direction. what i would like to see is china use their influence with some other leader as the economic stranglehold starts to take place. the team around kim jong un at some point we'll doubt whether his leadership should be continued or not and we can have a change in communist leaders with somebody who was a little more responsibly aligned with china independents and what we have right now.

that would be a very positive outcome in the void of any military confrontation. that's hopeful. it's not a method to be frank about it. china has the cards here and we will see how they play out. >> decisions. appreciate your insight. president trump meanwhile given a big vote of confidence to a key member of his staff. those details next. former president george w. bush leading our wounded heroes on a bike ride around his texas ranch. now an annual tradition in and around dr. marc siegel went along for the ride. >> they all help each other. vets helping vets is the best way to help people transition from the military to civilian life. >> president bush's message to our veterans and what you can do to help max. ♪

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tropical storm or hurricane and that will be the case of this storm as it pulls up across parts of the really mountainous terrain and that will bring in a lot of extra wisher. moving quickly, 23 miles an hour in its forward motion. that's the good news is that when any slower we got much bigger problems. we will continue watch this today and towards the north georgia mountains with the biggest target in biggest target in parts of the mountains of north carolina as well here by tomorrow, and which are across parts of new england to get ready for a washout for the next couple days across the east. abby: thank you, rick. turning now to some other headlines we follow this morning. a hero firefighter saving a girl after she gets shot four times during the vicious las vegas attack. even after the the experience, kelly colbert then joined a beauty still supports the second amendment. take a listen. >> i don't think it's going to be a more controlled thing. it should be more begun

awareness thing. i understand everyone has their own right to own guns in me being one of those people in the firm believer in being able to keep those guns. ed: can even imagine what he's been through. still recovering after open-heart surgery. thoughts and prayers are with them. president trump white house chief of staff john kelly won't have to worry about his job security. >> john kelly is one of the best people i've ever worked with. he loves it more than anything he's ever done. he will be here in my opinion for the entire seven remaining years. abby: a lot of confidence there. the vote of confidence reports of turmoil in the trump administration including an nbc report saying secretary of state rex tillerson wanted to resign that both he and the president have now denied. this morning a student is suing her high school over the pledge of allegiance. grand jury was -- they said she

hasn't stood for in your speakership assembly of the flag represents justice for everyone. her lawsuit is claiming students cannot be forced to stand and she's now a back-to-school and will continue to say it. those are some of your headlines this morning. ed: you want to comment. trade for 17 years old i wonder where she's traveled around the world and what she seemed it would make her think she'll find more justice somewhere else. i always wondered that. abby: we should get her on and asked the question. ed: former president george w. bush speaking about the upcoming for the first time. >> the library is spearheading a deal or jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama will be there. i'm looking forward to it. it is going to be a fantastic

event. i think will raise good money. bounce back strong. just going to take a while to get there. hopefully the concert lets people know we're thinking about them. trade for mark siegel there during the 217100 k. right yesterday which takes place every year on the bush ranch in crawford, texas. abby: joining us now with more and not, what a powerful event. looks like you're about to go read it yourself. >> abby, i'm ready to ride that in about 60 minutes behind the warriors. you can see behind me this is where they just left on the trail already. you know, the focus this year is on a new idea called warrior wellness alliance where warriors, providers like myself reach out and try to deal with the invisible words of war. i ask everybody to. invisible ones mean ones you can't see which are far worse. psychological problems are key.

i spoke to president bush yesterday about this and revealed his great commitment to having to deal. let's watch. >> and thrilled you all are here. [applause] >> dave smith talked to him this morning and is talking about mountain biking. you have to say behind, but i responded i don't think anybody could actually ride ahead of these guys. >> the fact they came here means a lot. at one time he was suicidal and frankly got his life back together and is doing great. he is serving other people. he got his spirit at, now married, seems great. here is the bush center, we focus on the caregiver is mts

been through -- these guys have been through a lot. i want to honor the wise and that is why i put her in the painting. at that it was a sweet moment. >> we talked about a great moment when he first took office. >> it's a great example. >> may cause the part of those peer-to-peer counseling group that have come together as a result of mountain biking in the gulf. they all help each other. they've been hurt and they are coming back from their injuries. veterans helping veterans is the best way to help people transition from military. >> why does it work? >> it works because first of all we figured out what does work. we are not trying to reinvent things. we are looking at all these different programs. if of that kind of keeps it

inside, you know, investment share, obviously that leads to negative consequences. secondly, when you seek help, you and i can be sympathetic. but we can't possibly relate to what it's like to see a friend killed. and yet, there are others who can. here in this group, people have progressed from severe depression, in your case pts, in some cases they can share what it took. and so it's logical and it works. helping veterans transition from military life to civilian life.

reporter: guys, mountain biking as part of the healing. i am about to get back and do what i can to help. the warrior wellness alliance as part of the healing. everyone should reach out and help our vets in this country. trade for a great message. great job. go catch up to the rest of the guys. abby: still powerful. so genuine, too. >> he's the leader of our greatest ally in the middle east. did you know the benjamin knight and yahoo! went to high school with the baseball hall of famer? harvey levin takes us inside the israeli prime minister's life. abby: that is fascinating. president trump hitting the road. what are democrats putting up a roadblock to stop a big win for the president in for you? are we a part of novell is here here -- maria bartiromo is here.

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ed: president trump hitting the road again, this time pennsylvania with his plan for tax reform. >> we are going to have more money to spend. we will have more money to spend on buying product, but most importantly we are going to be cutting taxes and i'm really focused on the middle class and they really focused on companies because companies create jobs. so we will have the largest tax cut ever. >> democrats blocking a victory for the president and the american people. maria bartiromo, looking beautiful as ever. traitor who better to have here to do that in this woman. abby: of all the things he's been trying to push, and he sent the passion in this more than

any other issue. >> you are right. real common ground between congress, democrat and republican side know that tax republican side note attacks are fumbled with the needle and economic growth. right now, they are making this if you will. if you go down and dirty on the details, you find out the state and local tax and property tax deduction is really beside right now because basically the high income states like new york, new jersey, connecticut see if you remove that deduction, my constituents will see the increase. frank lee it's true. if you take away that deduction and creative for rocket as well which is what the president has talked about, the highest earners in the country will pay more tax. >> that the liberals want. i would think. the liberals want the extra tax bracket. >> they are just like hellbent on this idea if you lower taxes you cannot affect the rich. unfortunately last week on the

program we had kerry: on the asset on the air, if you don't cut taxes on the highest earners you are not cutting taxes because the top 10% in terms of earners pay 70% of the tax. we go to the commercial break in he said to me, just one should know you're right but your numbers are wrong. i said what you mean. he said the top 10% pay 80%. >> i talked to the president's top people. he needs to win on this after health care and everything else. >> they do need a win. i think they'll have a win on this. frankly they want to get tax reform done. they know they need to get tax reform done. they'll have a bill in the president's desk by thanksgiving. the bill right now they need to get through the budget. we'll talk with mick mulvaney, head of the omb to talk about the budget because this was the window for tax reform. i want to get to mick mulvaney in terms of how these numbers add up. they had a real good tree in the

house that that's one of the topics of conversation. we look at where they are this tax package. >> everybody needs a victory on this one. we've been living in a 1.5% world in terms of economic growth if we forgot 3% is achievable. the gdp in 1984, 7.3%. abby: that puts it in perspective. >> he's the leader of our greatest ally, but did you know benjamin knight and yahoo! went to high school with baseball hall of famer harvey levin. he takes us inside the israeli prime minister's life next. dean: i want to see this. reggie jackson. ama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way.

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abby: we are excited about this one. the leader has to protect on the most vulnerable countries on the planet. >> there's a lot you don't know about israeli prime minister benjamin knight and yahoo!. >> i went to american high school in the 60s. >> he went to shelton high school. who is the most famous alum? you are reggie jackson? >> in israel? me. in america -- [inaudible] it's on the fox news channel hosted by tmc founder, harvey levin. joins us live now. what a surprise you about the interview? >> of a surprise me. i've done a lot of reading obviously on the prime minister and new things about him before. he was very open i felt about lots of things. he cried when he talked about his brother's death. we talked about it in an

interesting way because he had been americanized. he went to a philadelphia high school, went to m.i.t., lived in boston. i think he might've stayed in the united states. but his brother changed everything and i was surprised how much he had no interest in politics until he felt this was his calling after what happened to his brother. but the other thing that really struck me was just the current disdain he has for politics. i got into how he felt about his kids following in his footsteps and each is blanched at that. this is a little bit of what he said. >> your kids. you encourage them to go into politics? >> no. >> you discourage them? why? >> it doesn't help you at ending it may not help. it's a very tough life.

are they inclined? maybe one. i'm not sure. but i hope not. >> detail than that? >> yes they do. of course i do. ed: we divide people's lives up into seven chapters and in each chapter the person has to show me an object that they kept that represents that. and we started with childhood. it was interesting he brought in a cutting from a tree and the tree is actually something that he planted with his father when he was a little boy in the still there. and the tree to him is a metaphor for israel and it's very interesting the way he describes it. a real interesting hour. >> you're such a great ease for someone like benjamin not yahoo! or anyone whether it's kim kardashian. you can talk to anybody. it's wonderful. i seen some pieces of your show objectified pic it looks

fantastic. congratulations to you for getting people to open up to his side was never seen. >> i appreciated. i have to tell you everything all my life has been biographies that i love biographies. this is kind of a way of doing a biography in a different way. it has been just such a joy for me. i have to tell you guys one thing. the headline today for me is that this could be the first time in 20 years that dean kaine left the city limits of malibu. abby: and we are lucky that he did. we'll see tonight at 8:00 p.m. last night dean: he is ready. business. g new cars. business. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car.

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